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Later, the high-flown values of chivalric romance were heavily satirized in Cervantes's Don Quixote, which portrayed the charmingly idealistic protagonist as a lovable but hopelessly delusional imbecile.
lovable but hopelessly delusional imbecile. Medieval and Renaissance literature
If you operate under the premise that men are simple and delusional and women are crazy and complicated, your life gets instantly good.
that men are simple and delusional
And there's a, you know, he's a delusional guy.
So it's an adaptation of Don Quixote, and there's a you know, he's a delusional guy.
I was just delusional.
I was just delusional.
romance in my head because I'm delusional, and, so, I was like, so I was like, "Okay,
And then, like, later in the week I was like, "Oh, I'm going to ask him out." I mean, he said, like, "Surely," because, like, I created the romance in my head because I'm delusional.
Her father was abusive to her and her family and delusional.
Extended understimulation isn't just a punishment inflicted by delusional caretakers;
There's a certain delusional quality that all successful people have to have.
There's a certain delusional quality,
He's delusional.
He's delusional.
And a lot of people got delusional, a lot of people wanted to make a lot of quick money out of the stock market when they didn't understand how the market works.
The stock market was growing faster than ever, and a lot of people got delusional.
And if anybody believes that the European Union can function on the shoulders of France, for example, then these people are delusional.
And if anybody believes that the European Union can function on the shoulders of France, for example, then these people are delusional.