Maladaptive Daydreaming: where wild minds come to rest
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if not, sophomore. . . .
LOL. no, you're not a total bitch, just a little :) I'm starting to feel that my mum was right she and some doctors (because she's a midwife and my auntie's a GP) told me to tae Biology but I didn't listen, why didn't I listen?
anyways is Biology less stressful at all? because i'm still thinking of shifting next semester :)
You waited a year before going to college? LUCKY!!! that's what I want to do!! but parents wont let me.
But concerning your major choice, not to sound like a total bitch but Philosophy is not something you major in. You mentioned wanting to go to medical school and since you worry so much about the future already, I would suggest majoring in Biology. That's what my sister did and now she's in med school.
Over the years my daydreams were reduced drastically, so usually they don't bother me too much, but I still daydream every day.
I think you do the right things, stay with them. Excercise, Yoga (or Meditation) and eating healthy food are the things that I do too and I think they help me. I take omega-3-fish-oil and grass-juice is extremely healthy. If you drink coffee, try to reduce it.
What I liked most in your post is, that you want to face your fears. I think that is the secret. You wrote that you felt void when you stopped daydreaming and that you cried a lot. Wow! You are on the right way and you are not escaping into your dreamland.
I wish you all the best.
Welcome to Wild Minds! Philosophy course was a bit hard for me at first but it opened me up to many perspectives on reality. So many insights that I have gleaned. Plus it helps me develop better arguing skills. I recommend giving it a try.
I do yoga too and it helps me become more aware of my body and the present moment. Plus it's fun to do.
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