Maladaptive daydreaming

Absolutely. Had it since I've been a kid. I genuinely spend half of my life in my imagination. I've heard that it often goes hand in hand with ocd, and some people with ocd I talk to struggle with it too. So I think it's a pretty common case

Like a lot of us, had it since being a kid. It made listening to music kind of fun, I would picture songs as trailers to hypothetical movies that I would come up with. The only detrimental part is that it gets in the way of being present, which is something that all of us should strive to do. These days, I've gotten better at sliding in and out of these daydreaming sessions, still using music. Maybe it would be possible to allow yourself to be free to daydream in specific moments of the day, when it's most convenient.

Yes omg, I create Worlds around my favorite Shows or movies at that time, right now it's doctor who, it's like I create a world for myself inside of the show

Yes, ever since I was a Kid, it got worse as an adult because I use it to cope with real life issues as well as OCD issues. And now religious OCD has attached itself to it making me believe that it’s a sin and that I am going to hell, which has been a thought before and was triggered by a social media posts and what triggered it again was a TikTok of someone saying the same thing. And since I know Maladaptive daydreaming isn’t the best for me I believe it’s God telling me that it is a sin and that I should stop, however it’s not that simple and also Maladaptive daydreaming is a coping mechanism not a sin.