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Originally Posted by raspberrytorte
Yesterday my husband told me that I've been sounding crazy and maybe a little delusional lately. (I mean, he didn't use the "c" word, but it was implied.) So, we discussed it, and I asked him why exactly, because I think I sound fine. I plead my case, and he pretty much told me it's because I don't sound like this when I'm not in this mood (whatever this mood is. I'm not depressed though.).
So... I've been pacing and thinking about this, and:
If you can sense, feel, see and what you think seems real, than how is it not real?
What makes something delusional?
What makes something not real?
If to you it is real.
Am I making sense?
If I'm not sorry.
My husband also told me that I haven't been making any sense lately.
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These are tough questions, existential in a way... I think people who are delusional DO believe their delusions and if you're aware they are not real, then perhaps they are not 'real' delusions and something else (I don't know what though).
You've sounded extra happy-happy lately which is wonderful and maybe that's what this is about. I've never understood well the fine line between super happy and hypo/mania.
I think you've been making a lot of sense in your posts, but that's me.
What are these delusions?
I think what your husband is saying (who knows you better than any of us) is an indication that maybe you're headed for hypo/mania? The pacing as well. Hard to say.
Are you sleeping?
Take good care!