Maladaptivedaydreaming Stories

This is a story about what i go through with MDD but i am gonna use different names just incase someone i know has a wattpad lol.

Maladaptive daydreaming is a disordered form of dissociative absorption associated with vivid and excessive fantasy activity that often involves elaborate and fanciful scenarios. It can result in distress, can replace human interaction and may interfere with normal functioning such as social life or work.

"i hate it when i have to stop daydreaming. their world is my world. they are all parts of me. me in the world i want to be in, with love and adventure. a world where everything seems like its going to hell, but right as it gets bad, something amazing happens, and you make it out. there is no escape in my world. im stuck. stuck in this body. stuck as this person, a stupid little girl. i want peace. i want to be free. i want to be happy. i want to be in love. i want to be a boy. i want everything but this." This is basically me venting by doing really funky writing B)

Random rants from a 16 year old girl struggling with things she can't understand.

So this is basically a story about one of my many maladaptive daydreams, in this one, the royal family of witches go to Earth undercover to see if it would be possible if Monsters could live amongst Humans in secrecy, or perhaps even co-exist with them. In this story you will meet 16 twin sisters (don't ask how that worked, they have magic) and their journey to Earth to discover if they could perhaps live in secrecy, or harmony.

Li'er things to low about power of love. He who never prepared cause his world to crumble. But was it his fault though ?

Since I've recently discovered that I have Maladaptive daydreaming, I finally have an answer as to why I have so so so so SO many stories and ideas and prompts in my head all the time, and why I can't seem to get very far with any of them. I've decided to create a little chapter "book" where I'll be putting these little stories and prompts (however short or long) so that there will still be activity here on my account and so that I can feel a lot better mentally when I can get these ideas out. And honestly, since I discovered Maladaptive daydreaming I've definitely been a little worse-off mentally, I just can't seem to get ideas when I need them (such as when I'm going to sleep) and its affecting my mental health. So anyway, I'll be chucking stuff down here, hopefully it'll be good!

A series of short stories about a series of daydreams revolving around the same chaotic cafe and crew. Co-editor is my mom. Currently being updated.

Saoirse have never been the same since a traumatic event occurred in her life. She's been diagnosed by doctors after doctors and all of them, who tried all sorts of ways, could not cure her of the disease of the mind. Losing all of your family in a fire could do that, the nuns who care for her in the home thinks so. Sole survivor of an affluent family who died in a fire, and the only heiress of vast lands, properties, and their ancestral home, Saoirse struggles to continue and attempts suicide by drowning. After escaping the watchful eyes of grimly nuns, she jumps from the top of the cliff onto the falls and the angry river water drifts her onto the estuary -a place where the river meets the sea. Its water transports her onto a different world where her deepest desires are fulfilled. Started: October 2022 Finished: September 2025

Everyone daydreams, but not everyone daydreams the same. Emily is a girl that lives a fairly normal life. she has a mom, dad, a cat, and a fish. She is a well rounded student, and has some friends. One thing that is different is that from a young age she would daydream, but not your average daydream. She would do nothing for hour after hour doing nothing bit daydreaming. If she heard music she would go into a trance like state of mind plying all kinds out thing out in her head. She even had friends in her daydreams that would come back in different dreams. She started to develop relationships with the people in her daydreams, one in particular. As she go older it happened more often, but she didn't tell anyone about it. She thought she was going crazy or something, but once she knew it was not as bad as she thought she did not go a day without her daydream friends. Sure everyone daydreams, but not everyone falls in love with them.

Hello, fellow person! This book is Maladaptive Daydreaming, the symptoms, how it affects someone's daily life, and also my experience with it. More information, of course. I am in progress working with another book but I wanted to share this because it's something that affects my daily life. I want to open up a little about this so I hope you understand and enjoy.

First attempt at poetry.Read at your own risk, or don't.

maladaptive /ˌmaləˈdaptɪv/ adjective not adjusting adequately or appropriately to the environment or situation. daydream /ˈdeɪdriːm/ noun a series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present. {poetry based on my experience of maladaptive daydreaming}

Corinne Wesley is a seventeen year old girl from Washington, D.C. On the outside, she is just a struggling, nobody teen with emotional issues. On the inside, she experiences thousands of different realities and personalities, that comes with living with Maladaptive Daydreaming. A non well-known psychiatric condition. Constantly trying to manage the real world while engaging with her fantasies, Corinne struggles through high school with her not so helpful older sister, Amber. Invisible to society, but a Queen of her kingdoms, no one can truly break Corinne's impenetrable spirit. When Dylan Stone moves into town, Corinne begins to question where her hopes should lie. In a magical land where anything is possible with no one but herself for company, or in the reality that is more cruel than kind to her. Dylan might be the only key to bringing her out of her lifelong method of escaping the pain and trauma buried so deeply in her mind. Will she take a chance at love? Or let her sanctuary of imagination continue to be all that she lives for?

This is an unofficial document dedicated to distributing information about Maladaptive Daydreaming. I take requests for talking about things relating to this subject. The Story Cover Is Not Mine!

A lonely farm girl met a strange, doe-eyed girl by the fence at her school. The offer to replace her loneliness with a visit to a palace far away with a friend who was everything she wanted to be was too pleasant to pass up, so she went with the dream girl. Maybe, looking back, it was all too good to be true.

uh yeah so I kinda started putting my mental crap in my ace journal so I made a new thing for that. will change cover but it's such a mood so I might not.