calimartin
Don Juan
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I dunno about you guys, but I am becoming sick an tired of fantasizing.
It seems like I feel pretty down most of the day, but when I daydream I get this sudden rush of euphoria, only to come crashing down once my fantasizing is over. I just feel the whole thing has become such a distraction in my life... some call it dreaming, rather than fantasizing, but I do it about almost everything ... I dream about certain jobs / girls I want, but when I fail in those regards in the realworld I feel extra down. Sometimes when I am walking down the street I fantasize about being a ballplayer and winning the world series off HR; I don't think this is good for a 22 year old to think but then I rationalize it by saying what else should I think about walking down the street.
I wouldn't consider myself an optomist; I just think that my dreaming may interefere with actually acheiving the goal in hand, although if I didnt dream the way I did, I wouldn't have those goals in the first place. It is sort of a dilemma that I think a lot of people on this board can relate to. I wish sometimes I had no expectations so anything I got would make me feel better. Am I just a naturally sad person? I heard people can be generally happy or sad, maybe I am the latter.
Does anyone here have any tips to at least channel that fantasizing energy into something constructive? I would like to hear what you have to say...
Thanks,
newbie
It seems like I feel pretty down most of the day, but when I daydream I get this sudden rush of euphoria, only to come crashing down once my fantasizing is over. I just feel the whole thing has become such a distraction in my life... some call it dreaming, rather than fantasizing, but I do it about almost everything ... I dream about certain jobs / girls I want, but when I fail in those regards in the realworld I feel extra down. Sometimes when I am walking down the street I fantasize about being a ballplayer and winning the world series off HR; I don't think this is good for a 22 year old to think but then I rationalize it by saying what else should I think about walking down the street.
I wouldn't consider myself an optomist; I just think that my dreaming may interefere with actually acheiving the goal in hand, although if I didnt dream the way I did, I wouldn't have those goals in the first place. It is sort of a dilemma that I think a lot of people on this board can relate to. I wish sometimes I had no expectations so anything I got would make me feel better. Am I just a naturally sad person? I heard people can be generally happy or sad, maybe I am the latter.
Does anyone here have any tips to at least channel that fantasizing energy into something constructive? I would like to hear what you have to say...
Thanks,
newbie