Delusionship
An imagined relationship that exists mostly in your head — being delulu about someone who isn't actually your partner.
Definitions
A blend of "delusional" and "relationship," describing a connection that exists mainly in your imagination — you've built up a whole romance with someone who may barely know you or isn't really involved.
Often used self-aware and jokingly about a crush or one-sided situation.
Tied closely to "delulu" culture and ironic over-optimism in dating.
Delusionship In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
"Delusionship" blends "delusional" and "relationship," growing out of "delulu" culture in the 2020s to describe an imagined, mostly one-sided romance that lives in your head.
People Also Ask
What does delusionship mean?
A delusionship is an imagined relationship that exists mostly in your head — being delulu about someone who isn't actually your partner.
Where did delusionship come from?
It blends "delusional" and "relationship," growing out of "delulu" culture in the 2020s.
How is a delusionship different from a situationship?
A situationship is real but undefined; a delusionship is largely imagined and one-sided.
How do you use delusionship in a sentence?
For example: "that's a delusionship" — a romance that's mostly in your head.
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