Is it normal that i basically live in my head?

I constantly have stories I have made up racing through my mind. I spend every minute of my life living someone else's life. I am the creater of who I am and what happens to me but I cannot create a way to get out of my mind.

I try to write the stories out but my fingers cannot type as fast as my mind races. When I am truly me everything seems to be pathetic. Normally I haven't showered for a few days, my school work has not been touched, and my room a mess from physically acting out my other life.

It is not only one other life that I live. I flit from story to story. One story ends and three begin. I am overfilled and I cannot seem to think clearly. I think too much and at supposedly silly things but when I do think it is clear.

My stories have been more and more in depth and are seeping through the corners of their worlds, coming into mine. I even saw a full blown angel last night. She came from shimmering dust and reached to me. I flinched, ran to my room, and pulled the covers over my head. It was not long before my small huddled body was brought to another world.

I know that this is not one hundred percent normal. Surly there are other people who live inside their minds?

I do this too 94
This is slightly odd 28
Perfectly normal 12
Slightly normal 12
Very odd 21
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  • squirrelgirl

    I constantly live in my head too. I have a very vivid imagination that I use to interact with my favorite fictional characters and rewrite the parts of their stories that I wish could've turned out differently. Sometimes I feel so disconnected from reality that it feels like my body is just a beat-down shell that houses my "true self". Like a ghost in the machine.

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  • Anime7

    Well, I don't know if this is normal but you could say that I live in my head as well. I want to become a writer and have actually tried my hand at constructing a novel. So far, I have 10 pages written. I've always daydreamed because frankly, my life is boring. In my head I can make up any scenario I want. In my head I get the girl and become the hero. In my head...everything is perfect.

    Don't let others discourage you from daydreaming. I want to make a career writing television shows because I have amazing stories in my head that I want to bring to life. I don't want to suggests that you travel down the same road but I would suggests to let those thoughts run free. Daydreaming is amazing and it's very common.

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    • evalisb4444

      I am 29 pages into mine that I just started :) It feels nice. Like a small hold was tapped into my mind to let some of that concentrated pressure seep out and be absorbed into paper.

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      • Anime7

        That's great. What is your story about?

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  • Immune2BS&way2Illuminated

    Sounds like one of your chakras, the 3rd eye chakra is opened up enormously. Also this is what many would call an "over-active imagination" but if the action is immersing you and demanding involvement...lets rephrase that with "interactive-imagination"

    It sounds highly interesting, but if your feeling frightened or unable to control this, you should seek some help. I suggest your highly sensitive to alternate reality and meditation would do wonders for you. Of course with a teacher or group but that is not necessary. Either way find a way to balance it between this world and that. Your not trapped inside yourself, because you are you wherever you go.

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  • theirs no a both that i can click on but sens theirs not i picked I do this too

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  • RainbowZombie

    omg, you have no idea how happy i am to know im not the only one who does that.

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  • TheMagicUnicorn

    I always used to do this! I would make my own scenes and stories and then act them out whenever im by myself but i would always get caught and it was really embarrassing

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  • iloveagirl

    Me to always I think about one thing and then my mind wonders of into wonderland

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  • Hazzar

    Yes it's normal. Personally i dont do it too much. There's a word for this it's called "solipsism" and i learned it in my AP English class :D
    Hope i helped a bit

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  • EndlessEcstasy

    Sounds like autism.

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    • evalisb4444

      ah hell, now I am paranoid.

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  • myownopinions

    I said it was slightly odd cause you need to at least do your work and shower...

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  • NeuroNeptunian

    Sounds about right. Both my husband and I are very imaginative people and we are constantly thinking up random little stories. Our conversations are very interesting.

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  • Shackleford96

    Write your stories down in short hand, and expand on them later. That doesn't sound very normal to me, but I did enjoy reading this for some reason. I think it may have been the way you wrote it.

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    • evalisb4444

      You have no idea how much that means to be told I am a good writer. Especially by someone other than myself or one born in my own mind. I will start writing all my stories out even if they just end up as crinkled pages in a loved binder of ideas. Thank you for the idea and inspiration of my day

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      • Shackleford96

        I'm glad I inspired you :)

        Maybe you could even write some of them as IIN stories if you wanted to? You would have to word it a certain way in order to get it approved though.

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  • I do this, too. Although, if the angel was female, it wasn't an angel. Angels all have the appearance of males.

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