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Everything seemed calm in the world that used to be Elder Tales setting, though suddenly, a massive army of goblins invades Theldesia; thus, our brave Adventurers are tasked with defending it from that scary multitude of enemies! Will they make it? Or will goblins become the new rulers of that world? Disponibile anche in 🇮🇹 submitted by /u/Blissautrey to r/LogHorizon [link] [comments]

"Will a part of you be taken away as you give up your daydreams? Maybe the saddest question I have ever asked myself was ‘how much of myself will I lose when I give up the only thing that makes me happy?’ Here’s a glimmer of hope: you’re not supposed to give them up. To give up the feelings you experience in your daydreams is self-mutilation. As strange or silly as they are, they still represent a censored part of your subconscious; maybe they are an epitome of your loneliness or your sadness. They are a testament to how hard you’re struggling and how hard you’re trying not to be dead – and to give this up is a crime towards yourself. Maladaptive Daydreaming isn’t just about wishful thinking and getting your wounds licked. It is that one place where your life flame still burns while you may be dead in all other planes of existence. That’s enough to know that this MD thing isn’t all that entirely wrong. Maybe your real life is all emptiness and void but what you do in your daydreams – you do it with passion. And that’s enough to know that you are still capable of loving and caring about something just like other people. So passion exists and don’t you dare ever doubt that. It exists in a wrong place but it exists nonetheless. What you have to do is find a way to redirect those emotions from daydreams to reality and, as stated before, this causally happens once you’re finally you. All the positive emotions from your daydreams will flow back into you and you’ll feel as though these two worlds between which you have lived for so long have at last coalesced into one." ~ GUIDE TO MALADAPTIVE DAYDREAMING submitted by /u/redcrossbow_ to r/MaladaptiveDreaming [link] [comments]