Is there a disorder that makes a person day dream excessively??And what is it ca!


Question: Is there a disorder that makes a person day dream excessively!?!?And what is it called!?!?
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Human beings are programmed to multi-task and use our brains creatively!. Naturally day-dreaming can be a way to deal with stress or boredom!. There are people who claim to, as you have stated above, day dream excessively!. They claim that day-dreaming has ruined their social life and life in the true reality!.

I digress, the fact of the matter is we are wired to day-dream!. Some may do it more than others but it is no disorder!. Perhaps more a sign that we are unhappy with the way some things are going in our life!. More of a kick in the butt from your brain hinting that maybe you should be doing something about it!.

I don't believe there is a disorder that we can pin the blame upon other than having a very active and full imagination!. Nor do I believe that this is a bad thing!. Sometimes we need to day-dream or as some like to put it "Have our brains take a holiday" just to escape from unneccesary stress!. Www@Answer-Health@Com

I don't think there is an official "Walter Mitty syndrome" named after the protaganost of Thurber's novella!. Day-dreaming is common in times of boredom, sometimes when we don't want to face painful decisions or situations!. But if a person considers him or herself to be an ineffectual person and hides in a world of fantasy, s/he need counseling!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

ADD!? If you can't concentrate on anything and your mind wonders that's probably what it oculd be, attention deficit disorder!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

Being a rich asshole!.Www@Answer-Health@Com





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