Welcome to your weekly dose of emotional fraud. In this episode, we’re romanticizing delusion, not because it’s healthy, but because reality is ghetto and I simply refuse to live there full-time.

We’re talking curated chaos, spiritual gaslighting (the self-inflicted kind), and the art of lying to yourself just enough to keep functioning. From Franz Kafka’s existential dread to Rhonda Byrne’s manifestation Olympics, I’m unpacking why being a little bit delusional is actually a survival skill in this economy.

Is it avoidance? Is it self-care? Is it unhinged? Yes. But it’s also cheaper than therapy.

So grab your rose-colored glasses, sprinkle some Law of Assumption on your coffee, and join me as I explain why being the main character in your own hallucination might just be the healthiest thing you do all week.