I literally have no one else to rant to.
Where else am I supposed to go,
instead of into my head?

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I literally have no one else to rant to.
Where else am I supposed to go,
instead of into my head?

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every time I get hurt doing something mundane, I make myself feel better by daydreaming a badass fight scene or something and pretend that that's how it happened.
god male paras are so much better than real male humans cos u can make them just,,,, not misogynistic
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controversial opinion: saying you love your madd is the same as an anorexic person saying they love their anorexia. it’s negatively influences other people with that disorder about their perception of it and could cause them to fall deeper into their illness. it is a disorder and should be treated as such. and not romanticized.
I couldn’t care less if you do love parts of your madd, but please don’t say you love madd as a whole. it can and will confuse regular/immersive daydreamers into thinking they have madd when they don’t and it can also be damaging to people really struggling with their madd and those trying to recover.
if you love your paras say you love your paras that’s absolutely fine! if you love the escapism madd provides, say you love that. but please don’t say you love madd as a whole. because if you genuinely love every bit of your madd… i honestly don’t think you have it? saying you love seeing your life waste away in favor of daydreaming, watching your relationships crumble, hearing your tinnitus spike every day, having damaged feet from pacing, etc… and you’re saying you love that?
i understand loving certain parts of this disorder, i do, and i’m not out to attack anyone, i’m just really fucking scared this disorder will go ‘mainstream’ and we will never be taken seriously and will be left to suffer while people mock our mentally ill asses for trying to be ‘special snowflakes’. please.
i want to be taken seriously by my family and i actually honest to god want help from this disorder. it’s taken too much from me. but that won’t be possible if people make it out to be a ‘trendy mental illness’ because other people took a statement from a madder made about loving parts of madd too literally/seriously.
so i’m asking you please, to not make blanketed statements like ‘i love my madd’. this disorder is so fucking vulnerable that it isn’t a joke. please try your best to not spread misinformation, make it out to be a harmless activity that we willing partake in, or anything else along the lines. please don’t turn us into a joke.
when the song perfectly fits the daydream
my ears do be ringing doe

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Here a quick explanation about the “maladaptive daydreaming disorder” in a not so perfect infographic. All the informations are based on what I’ve read so far on tumblr, some articles and about my own experience.
I tried to show this to my boyfriend in order to help me explain MaDD to him, but he didn’t care enough to listen.
Gonna try and show it to Mum now; wish me luck!!
Guess whaaaatttt?
She didn't care.
the most terrifying thing about maladaptive daydreaming (in my opinion) is that it’s a disorder that makes you love it.
like it whispers in your ear and covers your eyes and strokes your face while it pulls your hair. maladaptive daydreaming holds you by the throat and tells you to think of it as a hug.
you can’t feel time slip away, minutes and hours adding up to years. you can’t see how your own eyes glass over. it makes you a ghost of a person, a hollow shell and the thing that’s supposed to be inside is literally worlds away, but all you feel is the rush. it wrecks you from the inside out but even as it hurts you, it tells you “i’m the only one who understands, stay with me, be mine, you’re mine.”
it’s a disorder that completely enslaves you and that. is. so. scary.
and the second scariest thing? how it disguises itself. “shh. it’s okay. it’s not a big deal. everyone daydreams.” or, “you have a vivid imagination. you’re lucky. you’re special. be glad.”
maladaptive daydreaming is a poison.
When I was a child, I was so angry. Angry because the world in my books, the world in my writing, the world that I felt I was owed, did not exist.
I would wait up at night for a miracle. A portal in my closet, perhaps, or a rapping at the window. I created magic where there was none because I resented my reality.
I thought there was something wrong with me because I believed so wholeheartedly in that other world. Because that was my reality.
Then I grew older and had a name for the problem with my brain, the issue that kept me trapped in that other world.
Having a label doesn’t stop the pain. It just makes it easier to talk about.
Daydreaming: My Monkey
“Your daydreaming”, my counselor said, “is like a monkey on your back. It goes everywhere with you, weighing you down and distracting you. It’s always whispering to you, saying that you can’t get better, you can’t quit, that your life will be meaningless without it.”
“So”, he continued, “what should you say to your monkey?”
My brow furrowed as I tried to think of the right answer. “I should say...that it’s wrong? That I can beat it? Um...that I’m taking medication to help me get rid of it?”
“Nope.” he said. “You don’t owe your monkey an explanation. Why would you engage with it? YOU’RE THE BOSS.”
“So that’s what I tell it?” I said eagerly.
“No. You tell it to fuck off.”
do any other maladaptive daydreamers have "imaginary friends"?
I mean do you talk to your fictional characters outside of your daydreaming. Do you ever pretend they're beside you in your everyday life, and talk to them as if they're there? Like have whole conversations with them, just spend hours with them. I guess imaginary friends is kind of a childish way to describe it but it's the same concept?
Yep. Yep. Yep. YEp . YEP. Y EP. Y E P.
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Here a quick explanation about the “maladaptive daydreaming disorder” in a not so perfect infographic. All the informations are based on what I’ve read so far on tumblr, some articles and about my own experience.
I tried to show this to my boyfriend in order to help me explain MaDD to him, but he didn’t care enough to listen.
Gonna try and show it to Mum now; wish me luck!!
When I was a child, I was so angry. Angry because the world in my books, the world in my writing, the world that I felt I was owed, did not exist.
I would wait up at night for a miracle. A portal in my closet, perhaps, or a rapping at the window. I created magic where there was none because I resented my reality.
I thought there was something wrong with me because I believed so wholeheartedly in that other world. Because that was my reality.
Then I grew older and had a name for the problem with my brain, the issue that kept me trapped in that other world.
Having a label doesn’t stop the pain. It just makes it easier to talk about.
The other day, my ex-friend sat with me and let me talk for nearly half an hour about people in my head and their nonexistent lives and interests.
I wish I had never let her go.
Do you ever over share because you forget you're not your parame and everyone doesn't love you no matter what you say?
Ahhhh, this hit close to home.
Does anyone else attach material things to their daydreams?
I know that a lot of MaDDers attach songs to their daydreams and characters, but what about actual, tangible items?
I bought a ring a while back for myself, and I wear it nearly every day because it was a "promise ring" from my "boyfriend."
I don't think I need to explain that said boyfriend only exists inside my head. The origin of this ring is a gift from my para, and I'd like to know if other MaDDers do something similar to this. Let me know, please!

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I'm running from something;
Escaping into my mind,
A world of my making.
I call,
They answer;
The room is silent,
I hear them.
I sing,
They clap, praise,
They live;
No footsteps,
No sound.
It is only me here,
Out of breath from exhaustion,
No air,
I'm drowning.
I'm running.
What am I running from?
Where am I escaping to?
Hi
I’m not exactly new to maladaptive daydreaming. I don’t know how long I’ve had it but I’ve never really reached out to anyone, personally or online, about it. I thought maybe I’d start doing that now cause I really want to talk about it but can’t work up the courage to do so to my friends or family members. Soooooooo This is gonna be my MADD blog, please reblog if you post about daydreaming so I can follow you. Cool I guess. Bye.
PS. I’ll be following ppl probs from my main, edgelordmcdaggerstab