Maladaptive Daydreaming: where wild minds come to rest
I have not been prescribed this medication by a doctor, but I have taken 10mg on a couple of occasions for the purported energy that it gives you. Not only did I feel more productive and less all over the place, I didn't have the urge to daydream while on it (three separate times). Don't get me wrong, I will still daydream. But I will do it on purpose, instead of getting up compulsively from my desk during an assignment. I don't feel distracted by the scenarios and the feelings in my head. I…
ContinueAdded by Queen Dopamine on January 28, 2014 at 6:00pm — 14 Comments
So this new thing has started happening. Today has marked the second time where I have cried during a daydream. The first time I did it was only two days ago. I act out my daydreaming scenarios as they happen in my head, from facial expressions, to gestures, to dialogue, to actually moving around the room as they would (though I also just tend to generally pace around, even if they are sitting still). The content of my daydreams can be emotionally gripping and over-powering. In these two…
ContinueAdded by Queen Dopamine on January 26, 2014 at 4:59pm — 20 Comments
This song was my "soundtrack".
A little background: my main character is named Alex Stone. He is currently 42. He came back from Italy after 3 years of making new friends and embarking on new adventures. Along the way, he stopped drinking (besides the glass of wine with dinner), stopped the party animal lifestyle, and stopped having casual sex.
Upon his return to the States, he and his estranged best friend/brother have…
ContinueAdded by Queen Dopamine on January 15, 2014 at 6:10pm — 4 Comments
I've shared this elsewhere on the site, but I'm one of those who pace when they daydream. More specifically though, I act out my daydreams, speaking the lines and, essentially, carrying out the character's actions as if I really were the character (in my mind, the scenes/actions play out like a movie). This limits my daydreaming time to when I'm completely alone/at home. At work or in the car, I can do it if I really want to. It's no problem to talk out loud while I'm in the car, or rock…
ContinueAdded by Queen Dopamine on January 13, 2014 at 10:00am — 1 Comment
I posted this in the forum under a thread about current daydreams, but I felt it was necessary to post here because I find it so interesting.
My current daydreaming scenario is a little unconventional, but it intrigued me enough to explore it in real life. Pole dancing! For fitness, not for a living. ;) My main character is actually a male, and though in some ways he represents characteristics I wish I had, I don't consider him an idealized version of me (though my boyfriend tells me…
ContinueAdded by Queen Dopamine on January 7, 2014 at 6:30am — 1 Comment
I have been there before. Where I'm in a perpetual state of fantasy only to guard me from reality. Most of you are there. Trapped in your minds, living out your daydreams, but feeling isolated and discontent with real life. Others of you are happy you don't have to live in the real world; after all, you created a fantasy world so that you could escape the harsh, cruel world.
I've felt all those things. I still do. I'm not the most introverted person in the world, but I'm definitely no…
ContinueAdded by Queen Dopamine on January 6, 2014 at 8:36am — 4 Comments
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