Delusional + Reality = Delusionality
When someone goes as far as confusing their own personal delusions with reality.
plural form: Delusionalities
When someone goes as far as confusing their own personal delusions with reality.
plural form: Delusionalities
When she told me that she swore she seen a glowing-pink horse with giant wings flying around town, I knew she was a victim of her own delusionality.
by Buck,, Neeley July 12, 2012
When someone believes something to be the exact opposite of what it actually is. Such as when someone believes that someone whom they stalk and harass both in person and in cyberspace, thinks only about him/her and misses him/her and loves and longs to be with him/her when in actuality they don't think anything other than you are a pathetic creep/jerk with no life who obviously has a lot to learn in the way of making and maintaining healthy relationships. These are often the same conceited creeps who make futile attempts to make the object of their obsession jealous because they are too ignorant to realize that people are not all like them and that people who are secure with themselves do not get jealous and see their actions as really really lame and pathetic.
ALL those men from El Minya are DELUSIONAL especially HeisamledbA, KalaM, RemA and the list goes on.
by Goddess12* December 18, 2013
Someone who is not thinking clearly, or thinks something will happen that, in all likelyhood, will not.
by Brisko December 4, 2013
Used to describe someone attached to an idea which is either false, or has changed. An alternative to "living in the past."
1. James still thinks we live in a democracy. He's delusional.
2. Paul listens to the Bee Gees and drives a Trans Am. He's delusional on the 70s, man.
2. Paul listens to the Bee Gees and drives a Trans Am. He's delusional on the 70s, man.
by Col. Dr. April 24, 2006
1. The state of having a false opinion or belief.
2. Used to describe someone attached, possibly obbsessed, with an idea which is either false, or has changed. Synonymous to "living in the past."
2. Used to describe someone attached, possibly obbsessed, with an idea which is either false, or has changed. Synonymous to "living in the past."
Shannon really thinks she could get him back even though its clear there is no way of that EVER happening?!... She's delusional.
by MeowMeoow October 9, 2010
Believing something to be true that is clearly not. Someone who is not thinking clearly. Used to describe someone attached to an idea which is obviously false.
by Truelondon December 18, 2018