Thread 23233521

Who else has hyperphantasia and daydreams a bunch. What do you daydream, how long have you been progressing your current daydream?
Mine is a story of medieval vampires and i think its been going on for about 3 years now
There is also a robot slave force ironically referred to as "clockwork mechanisms"

>>23233521 (OP)
>a story of medieval vampires and i think its been going on for about 3 years now
What is the general plotline?

>>23235669
>What is the general plotline?
its kind of a long plotline but basically vampires and other races were forced to live underground for hundreds of years due to a curse and after the curse broke a politician got them into most european countries (and America) by claiming he'd be letting in migrants

I have this but only imagine alternative real world scenarios where I have some secret omnipotent power

>>23239870
maladaptive daydreaming award

the three most common scenarios are:
- ultimate power
- attention and love from people you care about (like being in a hospital bed)
- extreme danger or exciting scenarios (like being chased by people or animals)

>>23239909
I didn't know it had a name

>>23240231
ye
it's a pattern i guess, it happens when people are dissatisfied with their lives
not all daydreaming is maladaptive daydreaming

also i'm sure most people does that to some degree, and has some dissatisfaction
i guess maladaptive daydreaming can happen for hours at a time, and come at the cost of changing your life

>>23240235
Idk I'm mostly doing it when I'm bored or have an upcoming appointment and I imagine all the routes the conversation could take so I prepare all the possible answers for different routes the conversation could take

>>23240257
i kinda do that too
sounds like anxiety maybe
running through dialogue trees in your head

>>23240299
I don't suffer from anxiety at all I consider my social skills to be very good