I just read your book on Maladaptive Daydreaming and it helps me more then you can know. I am 15 as well, and I always felt so alone about this subject. Ever since I can remember I have had MD, I would be in the car when I was a little kid with music on and all these worlds and characters would play in my mind. As I got older it became more of a problem for me, but I never knew what was happening. So when I first found out about the term "Maladaptive Daydreaming" and for the first time in my life I felt like I wasn't alone in this. So after I found out as much as I could about it I could finally tell my parents about it, (because how do you explain something to someone without knowing what it is yourself.) My dad took it well, but my mom made me feel like complete crap about it, saying a lot of things to me like "You are just making it up." And "you don't have it so don't ever come to me about it again." So at that point I felt alone all over again. I take so much comfort in knowing that there are others out there that go though this to. Thank you again. :)