Maladaptive Daydreaming: where wild minds come to rest
As I posted in my blog, I've been dealing with some health issues for a while, which is why I've been so absent. I'm on the mend, though. You'd think that with all the laying around and recuperating I've been doing, I'd be fantasizing a lot, but I haven't. The truth is, when I'm not feeling well, it's very hard for me to really get into my fantasy world. My fantasy world is full of intellectually stimulating conversations and strong emotions, so it can be a bit exhausting. It actually takes a certain amount of energy for me to daydream. I just can't do it when I'm not well.
What about you? When you're physically ill, do you daydream more, the same, or less?
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Even when I was just lying around weak from malnutrition and dehydration, I couldn't daydream. When I feel horrible, I just can't focus on anything else.
When I'm sick (like, sick-sick, not just "have a cold" sick), I tend to become more obsessive-compulsive, so then I end up watching a lot of TV and movies to distract myself from the OC stuff. So, I guess I daydream a little less automatically when I'm sick, but I can still do it. I come up with stories about people who also aren't well either, so it makes sense that they can't think that clearly, so I can think about them even when I'm sick.
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