That sounds exhausting and entirely counterproductive to what this type of daydreaming is supposed to be for. Why not just think on it when you can write things down?
It won't, but I'm not certain I'll manage anything good with it.
Well, because it's just daydreaming. It's nothing you might actually act upon. For example - I daydream about going out into space. I don't plan on actually GOING to space, that sounds terrifying. So I have no reason to write anything down regarding that day dream.
[It's just a way to waste time? Dreams, this is so confusing.]
Why daydream about things you never intend to accomplish or do? Why not spend your time dreaming about things you can plan to achieve in the future? Wouldn't that be a better use of that time?
I have a fondness for thinking seriously about even the smallest of things. Thinking seriously does allow me to take some of the sillier things that have come into my mind and make them a reality.
Then I suppose if you really don't want to take my advice I'm not going to force you. But I would still suggest giving it a try and if you don't like it then you can stop.
You're welcome to ask at some point in the future, preferably a few months from now so I'll have had a chance to start and stop as I please.
I do appreciate you thinking of me in a unique sort of way. It's not often I'm surprised by the ways people put effort into helping me. [Even if this feels very misguided, in her opinion.]
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It won't, but I'm not certain I'll manage anything good with it.
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Why daydream about things you never intend to accomplish or do? Why not spend your time dreaming about things you can plan to achieve in the future? Wouldn't that be a better use of that time?
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I do appreciate you thinking of me in a unique sort of way. It's not often I'm surprised by the ways people put effort into helping me. [Even if this feels very misguided, in her opinion.]
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