Coun
03-12-2005, 09:50 AM
I cant sit still even if i try my foot will tap real fast. I always pace my living room and im not stressed.
But my biggest problem is I think to much. I dream all the time except when I sleep. When no ones around im lost in my head. The real problem is when im around people and as they talk to me i start to drift off. Ive even done it during sex.
I can meet women and I find new friends easy but Ive never had either for long periods of time. Theyve always reffered to me as crazy.
Ive tried meditation tricks (repeating a word with no meaning in ur head or out loud) and it helps but its exausting but it works a lil. The only thing that makes me somewat normal is drinking, when im tipsy its real easy for me to focus and almost impossible to daydream even if i try. But alcholism runs in my family and ive notice im startin to crave it so cant do that as much.
I did a search on daydreaming a few days ago and found out about ADHD. I bought some gnc stuff with dmae and dha and it helps I can stay calm but it realy only lasted and hour or two and i still had to use my meditation trick but that was my first time taking it and I didnt buy any liqour when i went to the liqour store so im feeling hopefully.
Is excessive daydreaming ADHD or do i have somethin else or am I slowly going crazy the older i get?
And is there anything better than this Focus Formula i got at GNC?
I read about Listol but I dont wanna buy off the internet. Also heard of bCalmed or somethin like that but i havnt seen it in stores.
And I also wont dream or remember dreaming(people say everyone dreams but i have my doubts) unless I drink or meditate awake all day, pretty much if i dont day dream I remember dreaming at nite(and wake up rested instead of feeling like i got 3 hours of sleep).
Ive had this problem since I can remember which isnt much figured it was normal for being a kid, teen or young adult. But not until I decided that day dreaming all the time is bad and tryed to control it that i found out I cant.
Is this ADHD?
Sorry if this doesnt make since im not good at putn thought to paper.
But my biggest problem is I think to much. I dream all the time except when I sleep. When no ones around im lost in my head. The real problem is when im around people and as they talk to me i start to drift off. Ive even done it during sex.
I can meet women and I find new friends easy but Ive never had either for long periods of time. Theyve always reffered to me as crazy.
Ive tried meditation tricks (repeating a word with no meaning in ur head or out loud) and it helps but its exausting but it works a lil. The only thing that makes me somewat normal is drinking, when im tipsy its real easy for me to focus and almost impossible to daydream even if i try. But alcholism runs in my family and ive notice im startin to crave it so cant do that as much.
I did a search on daydreaming a few days ago and found out about ADHD. I bought some gnc stuff with dmae and dha and it helps I can stay calm but it realy only lasted and hour or two and i still had to use my meditation trick but that was my first time taking it and I didnt buy any liqour when i went to the liqour store so im feeling hopefully.
Is excessive daydreaming ADHD or do i have somethin else or am I slowly going crazy the older i get?
And is there anything better than this Focus Formula i got at GNC?
I read about Listol but I dont wanna buy off the internet. Also heard of bCalmed or somethin like that but i havnt seen it in stores.
And I also wont dream or remember dreaming(people say everyone dreams but i have my doubts) unless I drink or meditate awake all day, pretty much if i dont day dream I remember dreaming at nite(and wake up rested instead of feeling like i got 3 hours of sleep).
Ive had this problem since I can remember which isnt much figured it was normal for being a kid, teen or young adult. But not until I decided that day dreaming all the time is bad and tryed to control it that i found out I cant.
Is this ADHD?
Sorry if this doesnt make since im not good at putn thought to paper.

