Has MDD effected your growth and independence? How long have you been doing MDD and where did this take you? Did you ever achieve your goals, or did MDD prevent you from being successful?

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I feel I've been more independent because of MDD, I preferred to be alone with my dreams so that caused me to be able to be alone and be okay, actually enjoy it. However, it also caused me to push people away, and in ways it isolated me. It lied to me about who I was and what I was going to do in life, and since I believed my MDD over anything else, I didn't pay enough attention to reality to be come successful in real life.

I have ASD, so it's hard for us to be independent. I live with my mom and sister who hate that I MDD, as they both prefer being aware of the world around them, and living outside of their heads. I do prefer to be independent and on my own, doing whatever I want, without bothering other people nearby. Regardless, MDD also costed me to lose a social life, as I drove others away wanting to live in another world. They could tell that I was just "gone" and not with them, with how I didn't listen and refused to talk to them. This made me isolated for a number of years to an extent it actually effected my health and well-being. Everybody in all of my schools use to think I was a freak, because they could clearly see that I had absolutely no friends and social connections of any kind. I was so immersed into my fantasies that I practically forgot about my reality, so I failed to be successful in career, relationships and achievements. If I had opened my mouth in the first place, I would've gotten help eons ago, and could've overcame this early in the game.

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