Maladaptive Daydreaming: where wild minds come to rest
For the past, like year and a half (I think) I've had one continued daydream in one continued universe. However, I've split the daydream into 3 parts (kind of like skins, with different generations) each with multiple seasons and 'episodes' (though these are less defined) in each.
The daydream itself has become a complete addiction- annoying, yes, but not so much that I actually want it to stop. Through each generation the characters change slightly, as do the situations and even the…
ContinueAdded by Barney Hartnell on August 31, 2014 at 10:10am — 13 Comments
My mom died exactly one month ago from today, and it's really blowing my mind.
I can't believe that just over a month ago, I was living in a different universe. My mom woke me up for school every day, made me all my meals, got me everything I needed and wanted, did my laundry, decided things for me, ruled my life. She was my main parent. I was never close to my dad, though he is and was in my life.
Since she got sick and died (she was only sick for a week before dying), I've…
ContinueAdded by Rachel on August 31, 2014 at 9:52am — 2 Comments
I mentioned this as a comment on someone else's blog. Daydreaming is strangling the life out of my creativity. I paint, I draw, I write, I cook, and I even used to sculpt. The stories I write are so different from the daydreams I create. The former is art (I'd like to think); the latter is soap opera. It's junk food. And when all you eat is junk food, all you crave is junk food. You lose your energy, you become sluggish, you know you need to eat some asparagus, but instead you devour…
ContinueAdded by Gwenevere on August 30, 2014 at 8:24pm — 12 Comments
Hi! I'm back.
So with school starting and homework piling up on my desk ... I have gone to see the psychiatrist... again.
So, this time I came back with more confidence and he told me to get myself tested for ADD : Attention Deficit Disorder. He prescribed me Wellbutrin, which is similar to Adderall but not as intense and it also treats depression.
[First time in 2012, being so new to MDD, my psychiatrist and therapist thought I was schizophrenic with OCD and…
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Added by Moin on August 29, 2014 at 11:19am — 2 Comments
There are many members here and people over the net who are trying to stop Daydreaming. I have came across videos, articles, etc on tips to control and eventually stop daydreaming. Still I often wonder is there anyone else who just does not have the desire to stop? I am aware that MDD can be a burden, hard to control, but still I can not find myself having the desire to stop. I know part of the reason I do not want to stop is due to the addicting effects of it. There is also the fear of…
ContinueAdded by 4everlost23 on August 26, 2014 at 8:39pm — 9 Comments
By now I have seen countless videos of people describing MDD, and also acknowledging that they have it. First off, my hats off to these people. I can't bring myself to admit to people that I have MDD, mainly because I am afraid of what people might say as far as negative things, or judgements. Don't get me wrong not that it would hurt my feelings, but I would take it personally because MDD is what has saved me. It is the one thing in my life that protected me from the horrors of reality, if…
ContinueAdded by 4everlost23 on August 26, 2014 at 8:28pm — 4 Comments
So I have often wondered if some of the best artist/top guns in their field are/were MDDers? I am positive that through out history many famous artist had MDD. Often times, I wonder what it must have been like for them centuries ago living with MDD. Edgar Allan Poe, and Mary Shelley were both thought to be weird and strange by most in their time. Today, we understand that it was their artistry and that they were just ahead of…
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Added by Patra Sealey on August 26, 2014 at 6:39am — 3 Comments
so a little intro as to where this comes from: I experienced extremely violent and negative daydreams for about 6 years now. i know many people like their daydreams and more power to those people, that is not the case for me though, mine consisted of rape and torture and made me sad and depressed feeling, they took overly life and i hated it miserably. i just recently moved into college and have managed to make my new home on campus maladaptive daydream free. its…
ContinueAdded by Becca on August 25, 2014 at 4:13pm — No Comments
hey after doing some research i found out i have md so far i have a hole lot of triggers and finding way to fix this is road fulled with all type of things. its very hard to do this day after day to say in reality i know the difference between what going on in my head and what happen in the real world but i can stop going in my head.i smoke cannabis and it help to keep me focused but for how long...........
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Added by Mишка (Miska) on August 24, 2014 at 2:16pm — 3 Comments
I am feeling from a very long time that I have a very low self esteem. I am not consistent , I have lack of planning and I am a complete person of failure . I feel that with the passage I am completely lost in real world. Nothing new , nothing interesting .I never get interested in any activity and if I take any interest I lose my interest very quickly
I am feeling that I am drowning in water and there is no light , no hope o courage only pain and depression .No one is going to help…
ContinueAdded by Silla Bakht on August 24, 2014 at 9:14am — 4 Comments
I am a student and I ' m 19 years old I have suffering from this since my childhood.I am usually day dreaming abut love , pride,success and it's rare that I think about any fictional charac ter.
Anyways it is not any important thing what I want to know about from mdd community is that dd cause any hurdle in reading because I am suffering from this and it's really difficult to concentrate in studies :(
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The line between reality and something else. I can tell when my illness is getting worse. Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder is an illness, not an excuse to waste your life fantasizing about what you will never have the will to try. But to me it is most diffidently an illness. Does the depression come from the worsening MDD or does it cause the depression? I don’t know. But when you walk outside and the…
ContinueAdded by greyartist on August 22, 2014 at 4:26am — 6 Comments
Hi, for as long as I was 13, i enjoyed making up stories in my head, then I would start running and making faces. My parents laughed at me, friends thought i was crazy and i was bullied and humiliated. I thought it was ok since I would use it be a great writer someday. Now I am 26, still running and talking to myself and dreaming about manga and tv shows. I don't have the talent to be a writer and my dreams are nothing more than rehashed versions of tv shows and characters from manga. I am…
ContinueAdded by jessica neema on August 22, 2014 at 1:08am — 3 Comments
I'm fifteen and I lost my mom, who was my main parent, late last month. It's been an insanely fast-changing last few weeks, with everything as small as my allowance and as big as my home and family is changing drastically. I've written two small little things about my experiences which I would like to share with you guys. These things are very personal, so you better feel special.
The first thing I'll show you is something I wrote today in my Creative Writing class. It was a…
ContinueAdded by Rachel on August 18, 2014 at 5:00pm — 2 Comments
I think I could quit this whole daydreaming thing. I've quit it before. Well, sort of. I had one foot in the wagon and one off, and performed awkward jumping jacks in that position.
But I'm scared.
There are three poles in my existence, and I pinball from one to the other: anxiety, depression, and daydreams. Anxiety scares me out of the daydreams. Sometimes the anxiety feels like a savior, because it feels good to care about other people.
But right…
Added by Gwenevere on August 17, 2014 at 1:30pm — 3 Comments
Wednesday morning I had another Nissen Fundoplication (stomach wrapped around my esophagus) to correct GERD (AKA Acid Reflux Disease). I appreciate all the support and well-wishes. I'm told it went well. I had another reaction to the anesthetic. It was nothing dangerous, but I just felt horribly itchy all over and had to be given medicine for that. I had the same reaction to the pain med, but at least I remembered to take down the name of it, so if I need pain management again I can…
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