Mdd Stories

Warning The things you are about to read may be triggering to some readers. These are all just thoughts from someone who is either going threw something or sharing about their mental health. (Diagnosed by professional doctors) So keep in mind some subjects may be touchy, so be kind not only to me but to others around you that may have aching thoughts. Thank you.

a collection of my thoughts - m. smith

Nothing but group chats. Not a story!

If you are a maladaptive Daydreamer, you can understand how hard it can be to explain what Maladaptive Daydreaming is and what it's like inside your mind. In this book I do exactly that. I talk about my characters the settings, the plots, which get really complicated at parts because it's mostly about my main para, Adrian and his split personalities (if you can even want to call it that) I daydream about him so much he could basically be my parame at this point lol

I don't even fucking know

A girl with a MDD (Major depressive disorder) decides to start numbing her thoughts with Self-harm. It gets out of control, to where her friends start noticing. Losing a few along the way, causes the girls Depression go downhill. But, Along with her struggles, she discovers a blossoming romance start to unfold, while her best friend tags along for the whole ride. (This is basically an autobiography of random shit that keeps happening to me :\) DRAFT.

Jimin finally had everything under control, living with the love of his life. Things were fine. . . Until they weren't. He remembers the sirens, the distant screams, the endless traffic. When the world truly began to come to an end. Now, Jimin must survive a truly deadly apocalypse to reunite with the ones he cherishes most.

This book is a basic introduction to MD, i.e. Maladaptive Daydreaming. It deals with its causes, it's symptoms, it's effects and cures. Anyone associated to the disease is free to talk to me and ask any questions they may want. It's a disorder, not an attention seeking act. It's real, people.

A better description to come. As of now, description inside.

*DID is a complex disorder with no one way of being. Misinformation is spread about DID everywhere. Hopefully with this book we can clear some things up about the disorder* I lose moments of time. Nothing huge maybe just minutes of my day and then I'm back to being me. Well "me." It's a bit complicated honestly and I have no idea how to fully explain it but there are times I don't feel like "me." Like I'm an "other." What this "other" is I have no idea. Anyways I go back to being me and just minding my business and doing what I can do to survive the day. I go in and out of time loss. Not significant amounts of time. I'll just forget how I got somewhere. I won't remember what I just ate. I won't remember an important conversation I had ten minutes ago. I don't remember the entirety of my childhood but a few memories. However this is all normal right? Losing time, not feeling like yourself, feeling controlled but an "other", and coming to the realization you have huge amounts of trauma from a young age that your brain decided to just forget. Normal, right?

15 year old Ashley Young has been diagnosed with MDD (Major Depression Disorder) after her older sister, Angelique Young, died in a car wreck when she was 12. /// 15 year old Hope Zenter, sister of the 16 year old Kyle Zenter, a high school champion and "popular", has been dealing with the same thing since her mother committed suicide when she was 10. Kyle constantly brings it up and blames it on Hope. But it's not her fault..or is it? 3 weeks after school lets out, the two girls bump into each other at the park and become friends. Is Hope the key to Ashley's happiness? Is Ashley the key to Hope's happiness? Find out in "It Was Always You"

TW TW TW TW im depressed and have mental/physical health shit wrong w/me. i need somewhere to vent. read if u want i don't care ---- 13th - mdd: 5/2020

Yeah...I'm fine.

After being diagnosed with PTSD, Autism and MDD I've begun to explore my feelings through poetry. On the bad days writing helps me to explore my experiences and emotions. I explore my relationship with my family, my body, past relationships, mental health, emotions, therapy, current relationship and food with poetry and writing. Join me!

A story about teens suffering from mental illnesses.