aneurysm
Mage
- Jan 27, 2019
- 584
I suffer from chronic compulsive daydreaming since the age of 5.
I'm now 24 and this can't continue.
I have decided to stop. Once and for all. From now on, I'll never daydream again.
I'll keep posting here to document my withdrawal journey.
the cool thing when you have had such a strong addiction for such a long time, is that it's pure potential.
If I'm able to re-direct this powerful drive towards something more healthy, like work or relationship, I'll be fucking unstoppable.
I'm now 24 and this can't continue.
I have decided to stop. Once and for all. From now on, I'll never daydream again.
I'll keep posting here to document my withdrawal journey.
the cool thing when you have had such a strong addiction for such a long time, is that it's pure potential.
If I'm able to re-direct this powerful drive towards something more healthy, like work or relationship, I'll be fucking unstoppable.
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