Beliefs that are contradicted by reality or a rational argument, typically used by someone with a mental disorder
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Get the delusional mug.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.
Gabriel Mejia meaning he is careless and thinks about things that aren’t realistic and tries to make it into a reality in his world. He is delusional.
by kittykat248 July 15, 2022
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And do the extent that we do it's heavily localized and uses the physical components that already exist and the theories we generate regarding how those components interact.
Hym "No we do not ✌️✊️✌️✊️create✌️✊️✌️✊️ reality you delusional fuck. We affect reality and YOU make up stories that aren't real to distort reality but that isn't what you are insinuating when you say we create reality. What you insinuating is that we somehow generate the broader non-localized reality through some nonsense. And that's fucking stupid."
by Hym Iam January 27, 2026
Get the No we do not ✌️✊️✌️✊️create✌️✊️✌️✊️ reality you delusional fuck mug.The rhetorical move of accusing someone of being "delusional" as a way of dismissing their perceptions, experiences, or beliefs without engagement. The accusation positions the target as mentally unstable, their views as symptoms rather than claims. The fallacy lies in using the psychiatric label as a refutation—as if naming a pathology does the work of argument. But even people with delusions can have valid perceptions; more importantly, using "delusional" as a casual dismissal trivializes real mental health issues while avoiding intellectual engagement.
"I shared my near-death experience and what I learned from it. Response: 'You're delusional—that's not real.' That's You-Are-Delusional Fallacy—using a psychiatric label to dismiss an experience without engagement. Maybe it was real; maybe it was brain chemistry; maybe it was something else. But calling me delusional doesn't address any of that—it just ends the conversation while making you feel clinical."
by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026
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