Maladaptive Daydreaming: where wild minds come to rest
Hi maladaptive-daydreamers this is my first time writing a post with out thinking about doing it for weeks so am just gonna pour my heart out , this past few month's have been an emotional roller coaster for me i had my ups and downs and i can simply say i'm proud of my self :) i finally came to peace with having this condition and took a leap of faith and told someone in my real life about MD .
I always blamed my self for anything that was wrong in my life md was one of them but now i know this is none of my fault and i shouldn't be ashamed or feel weird about it so i told my best-friend/ex-GF about md and the second the words came out of my mouth a gush of tears came out of my eyes and i can honestly say i felt a huge burden have been lifted on me and i know this sounds a bit like a clishe ' but tears just kept flowing :') tears of grieve , emotions have piled up in me for years and just suddenly exploded .
This could be the first step twoards real recovery for me ,as for my best-friend she couldn't have handle this better she kept comforting me and not in a away that's too annoying or said that i might be making a big deal of this , i just wanted to dedicate this to the amazing people i met on this site and how much they have been helpful for me and found them when i felt down or sad(gwd , roel , alison , dave ) and everyone i ever talked to here ,,, sooo thats all and thankyou for reading <3
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It sure looks like I missed something huge while I was gone. Congratulations for the release, fellow dreamer. You're lucky to have at least one person who understood and could give some practical help.
*huuuuuuuuuug*
Well done! You have right to be proud of yourself :)
Amazing friend you have there, keep her close ;)
I am very glad to hear we helped you. You helped us too ;) we'll keep on supporting you for whatever the future brings.
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