When daydreaming becomes a mental problem?
I day dream quite a lot about the person I want to be! Or situation that I'd like to be in! A beautiful life that I'm living (as a successful person) I dream about different periods of my life a talented unique uni student and late a millionaire with my own company. I do this or when I'm too positive or when I feel depressed. I even sometimes imagine my self doing interviews and start talking to my self ( with the room door closed) I feel I'm loosing so much time when I should be working on being that person in my dreams pulse that is making me way from the reality and who really am? How bad is what I'm getting through ( its actually not new I've been like that since I was young) ...???
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Don't worry Lara. I used to be like you. I use daydreaming to relax . I don't think it is all bad. It encourages you to imagine therefore expanding your imagination and it will help you to be creative in both your life abd work .
Daydreaming is fun anyway . It is good and bad. I don't recommend daydreaming while working as it will make you lose focus but it is very vital if you wish to expand your unlimited imagination capacity. I do admit that I got caught a couple of times in class for daydreaming but overall , I feel that daydreaming is something you should do when you have time to relax. Just remember to stay on task . :) :) :) :):):):):)