I empathize with what you said, and so do my family and friends. Don't pay too much attention to this way of thinking, as many people have it.
You have already experienced the adverse impact of these issues on your personal daily life, which I regret.
First, you have a strong sense of substitution for dramatic music roles and can also arrange the people around you in the script, which shows that you have super imagination and sensitive insight. This should be a person's strength, and you should be good at playing and using your strengths. I'm not sure what your occupation or family environment is like, but you can substitute similar experiences into your work life to predict, respond to, and solve the real-life problems you encounter.
Second, I'm not sure if you like writing. If you do, you have an abundance of associations and a sensitive nature, which are excellent qualities for writing, screenwriting, and creating.
Your current professional environment may have nothing to do with this, but you should definitely try writing and creating. You'll get a different feeling. I just keep writing for my public account. I write about my after-reading feelings and mood analysis of the emotions of the characters in the TV series. I heal myself and comfort others.
Third, I want to know if your current reality is going well. Are you happy with your love life, work, or life in general? If it's not going well, immerse yourself in it. Get lost in it a little, but be careful.
Transform the feelings in the drama and songs into your own experiences and methods for dealing with setbacks and problems in life. Don't become addicted to them and unable to extricate yourself. We are all living in reality.
I am certain that with the continuous cycle of appropriate role-play, creative recording, practical application, and life-changing, it will definitely get better and better. Come on.
I am a confident young man with an ID of qingnianJIA2020, and I am eager to communicate with you.
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Life can sometimes feel like a narrative we're all part of; it's natural to see our own stories in art and media. To move past this, maybe focus on creating your own story through hobbies or goals that resonate with you.
Escaping into fictional worlds is a common way to cope with daily stresses. Perhaps engaging more in realitybased activities or mindfulness practices could help bridge the gap between fantasy and life.
It's easy to get swept up in daydreams when reality feels mundane. Finding ways to enrich reallife experiences, such as traveling or learning new skills, might make fiction less appealing by comparison.
Sometimes we use imagination as an escape from the pressures of adulthood. Talking to a therapist or counselor can offer guidance on how to channel these thoughts into constructive actions.
Relating to characters can be comforting but may also indicate unmet needs or desires in one's life. Identifying what those are and taking steps towards fulfilling them can reduce the urge to live vicariously.