#bizarre delusions

[pt: Non-Bizarre and Bizarre Delusions /end pt]

Flags for people whose delusions are classified as non-bizarre (reflects real-life situations and is at least technically possible) or bizarre (clearly implausible and not derived from ordinary life experiences). Despite being primarily a medical term, no one is required to use these terms, but is welcome to do so for self-identification purposes.

Requested by anon!

Narcolepsy , Cyclothymic , Depressive Spectrum

Non-Bizarre Delusions, Neuroqueer , Bizarre Delusions (xxx)

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Requested by anon.

Specifics of her delusions under the cut!

[TEXT ID: this system experiences bizarre delusions]

[IMG ID: a pink rectangular box with a dark desaturated pink outline with an icon of a person with a swirl in the place of their head to the left, and the text 'this system experiences bizarre delusions' to the right.]

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