"This is beyond daydreaming. You are a target of abuse for the purpose of annihilating individuality, and you'll never be free unless you get out of those "people"'s grip. If you're already so precisely aware of their…"
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Similarities in mechanism
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fallen Messenger Jul 13, 2017. 7 Replies 0 Likes
An unintended round of self-experimentation has me wondering how similar daydreaming and regular dreaming could be in how they function. Specifically, I've noticed some curious parallels between…Continue
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At the top of your profile there's that title thing, the one that says "X's Page" unless you change it. I've seen some profiles with another text box under it, with smaller text, acting like some…Continue
Event spirals
Started this discussion. Last reply by Source Apr 12, 2017. 7 Replies 1 Like
Events in the last few months and most notably the last couple of weeks have had me thinking about the possibility of there being "stages" to a maladaptive daydreamer's condition over time, different…Continue
Copycat effect?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Eretaia May 24, 2016. 2 Replies 2 Likes
I was wondering if a consequence of having an imagination as powerful as the one we daydreamers have could, in a sense, heighten our "senses". Not the conventional physical senses, but some kind of…Continue
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"Impossibility and absurdity go hand in hand. The perception that the reason for your missing satisfaction is beyond your control - regardless of whether that's actually true - is not an acceptable scenario for the human brain, hardwired as it…"
"As I see it, when you're trapped deep enough in this condition and its causes, you don't get to have plans. Being anchored down like that means you're doomed to either stretch beyond any limit to desperately bridge the gap between the…"
"You'll find that it's a fairly common feeling around here. Daydreaming up glorious and/or horrifying alternate lives en masse tends to come as a package with it.
That feeling of creeping insanity is there to stay until you've dealt…"
"It really isn't as chaotic as it sounds. When it's been going on long enough and you look at it from far enough away, you start seeing patterns in the madness. Constant, crushing uncertainty eventually becomes certain in its own right.…"
"I'd say I have to deal with the opposite. The never ending tug of war between the forces in my head is all I know when there's nothing to distract me from it.
There is no meaningful, exhaustive definition of what I am. Filling that power…"
"Oh no. Oh God. It's actually happening! I must be drunk, this isn't real. Oh, this is giving me flashbacks.
I'm glad to see another old face returning. No, I'm not feeling old myself right now, absolutely not."
"Be careful not to get caught up in fighting only the enemy you can perceive. The daydreaming is itself a symptom. Your true struggle is against whatever is causing it.
If you can manage to figure out what that is and be honest about answering the…"
"Hard to imagine, right? A whole new state of being, a higher level of understanding and all the advantages it brings... but I've found that it's impossible to even comprehend while you're drowning in this other, degraded…"
"You're farther ahead than you may realize. Only 17 years old and you've already learned what it really means to lose yourself to this kind of daydreaming. Don't let that lesson go to waste.
Look beyond the illusion, see what it's…"
"First off, keep in mind that MD and its consequences aren't necessarily a cataclysmic all-or-nothing matter. Its severity varies based on the circumstances. My case was an extreme one as far as I can tell, although even the lightest degree of…"
"It is easier to reduce yourself to a state where you are unable to perpetuate a destructive behavior, than to muster the strength to be unwilling. Why does a recovering alcoholic pour the vodka down the drain? Why does a recovering smoker throw the…"
"Your daydreaming will seize more and more of your time and dedication until you lose your (already strained) connection to reality altogether, because that's what happens when the only choice is between imaginary relief and being crushed by the…"
"Interesting. Admittedly I don't know much about the process behind these "tulpas", but I had assumed it works about the same way rampant daydreaming does, that is to say, you drown in your fake world until you can no longer function…"
"I've read about those, and struggle to comprehend the desire to deliberately lose control of your own imagination. Excessive, compulsive daydreaming does more than enough damage without attempting to exacerbate it to the point where it becomes…"
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Posted on August 26, 2022 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Well, it's been a good while. Years, to be precise, though you wouldn't know it to look at me.
It's so utterly soul-crushing, and yet so fascinating, to watch time pass and the details change while the foundations of one's life remain exactly the same. I've heard it said that "history never repeats, but it often rhymes", and I couldn't agree more.
Please forgive the vagueness, I know I'm going to sound overly cryptic. I'm just thinking out loud. Something has happened to me…
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Posted on December 25, 2017 at 6:57am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Merry Christmas, folks. Here's hoping we'll all get something useful out of this whole rugged dream-in dream-out effort, and that the day will come soon.
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Posted on December 25, 2016 at 12:00am 3 Comments 3 Likes
So, less than a week to go before 2016 kicks out. According to the internet, this has been the worst year in history. According to my country's weather forecasts, it's been the year with the hottest summer ever (they say that every year). According to my own experience, neither of those.
But experience is subjective. Different people exposed to the same event almost always internalize it in different ways. We are limited to our own point of view when it comes to first-hand experiences,…
Trouble ahead
Posted on November 17, 2016 at 1:15pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
As some of you could clearly tell by my ramblings in chat these last two weeks, I've been having an increasingly hard time in keeping my sanity in check. Numerous aspects that had persisted for eras are coming into harder and harder friction against reality, whether I like it or not. Streams of thought that I had somewhat managed to chain into the back of my head for years are gaining unprecedented power.
My mind is fragmented, falling to pieces, and each of those pieces is fighting…
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