Is it incorrect to recognize Maladaptive Daydreaming as a psychological disorder?

To those of you who believe in what the title says or similar, I want to hear your arguments in the comments.

The activity on this forum is slow and I understand this is a long shot. Plus the majority of my target audience doesn't even have an account here, but I want to try anyway.

None of it means that those who support the idea (edit: that recognizing MD as a disorder is correct) cannot comment. My personal opinion is that MD is closer to being a syndrome rather than a disorder, for example, but it still must be recognized to stop others from confusing it with schizophrenia or just a creative personality.

Thoughts?

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although i don't think research has caught up yet, so that might not happen any time soon. 

Yeah. Maybe the undefined timeline for Maladaptive Daydreaming to be officially recognized should be a bigger concern than the type of dysfunction it represents, I would assume. The best we've got right now is that it's a "mental health issue."

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