"I use to dream often, but realized it doesn't solve my problems and guarantee things will get better. They don't get better, unless you work extremely hard at this. And the real world is brute. Nobody honestly cares about our satisfaction…"

"I feel a bit sick depending on how many hours I've been daydreaming and I feel extremely tired."

"I can't say if my dreams were bogus. When I was young, I thought my dreams were guiding me towards what I wanted to see. But nothing ever happened. So I wonder if I dreamed too much, and should've focused on real plans. I'm stunned…"

"It's a scorcher where I live, hot and humid. Yeah, I kept MDD a secret just for protection, because I've met many people who strongly reacted to my deaf ears and short attention span. Currently, I have no friends, but that might change…"

"I hope you can find a way to move forward with a new approach to realize your dreams.  We all make mistakes in life and have regrets over decisions we made.  The important thing is to take action when we can to correct it.  I recently…"

"To be honest, after I stopped daydreaming like I have before, I have no inclination as to who I am as a person. I never found out who I was  through friends, relationships and life experiences. I suddenly felt all blank and void, like an…"

"Music is a trigger and so are excitable films. Apparently I couldn't completely quit MD. Still to this day, when a song comes on the radio, my mind suddenly gets distracted, and I stop paying attention to anything. I must admit, I've had…"

"Hi. Have you really managed to stop day dreaming completely? If so, how long has it been since your last day dream?As for myself, at one point in my life, I had stopped day dreaming completely, but the symptoms recurred when I was entertaining the…"

"I totally get what you mean. I used to feel this way. I used to get headaches. I used to feel drained, like a dead body. I used to feel as if I have no emotions. I used to feel horrible. I never got the fog though. But these symptoms occur if you…"

"Being a former daydreamer, my eyes used to look dazed or bleary. My head felt like it was fuzzy, or a warm, thick, pleasurable, misty sensation, or the feeling of going through a washing machine. Daydreaming also made me talk out loud and laugh at…"