Pronunciation: /dɪˈluːʒənˌʃɪp/
Delusionship refers to a relationship where one or both individuals have unrealistic, overly idealized expectations, often ignoring clear red flags or issues.
Example Sentence(s):
“Their constant excuses made the relationship feel like a delusionship.”
“I think they’re in a delusionship if they believe everything is perfect.”
Origin: A blend of delusional and relationship, delusionship emerged on social media in the mid-2010s as a humorous way to describe unrealistic romantic fantasies.
Related Words:
- delulu
- delusional
- fantasy
- unrealistic
Usage: Informal—mainly used in online discussions, memes, and conversations about relationships.
Popularity Level: Moderately popular among Gen Z.
First Known Use: Mid-2010s.
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