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Oh yeah. Lucas is the textbook definition of delusional. What's crazy is that his delusion doesn't encompass just one or two things, but absolutely everything. For all intents and purposes, Lucas is living in a fundamentally different reality than everyone else.To be unfair, he was always like this. Even before this site even existed. He reminds me of a dude i used to be friends with, who happens to be at the age now as when Lucas got kicked out of Starbucks. Same exact behavior. I showed that guy this thread and he got pissed when I told him this will be his future.
Same work ethic, same entitlement, same false sense of intelligence. Its why I hate Lucas' existence.
Now what's frightening isn't just Lucas's behavior not changing whatsoever since living with Cyril. It's how stuck he is to the point of so much of him being identical to decades ago. The words or phrases is one (also very insane) thing, but stuff like his core beliefs and thought processes (aka delusions), no matter how many new data points being introduced that contradict it all.
I legitimately don't know what it would it would take to break him free of his delusions considering he's delusional about the entirety of reality. There's no shared reference point or anything like that to find common from to even start with him.
Basically every delusion has some sort of incredibly retarded and abstract explanation that can't be proven otherwise. Woman don't want him? Bigots. Lucas is poor? Bigots. Christianity? Bigots and Lucas is Myrna's very smart baby boy who's smarter than those bigots. You can't convince the retard of anything because it's either bigots or science are the reason things are the way they are even though he'll moo about "all zoomer baes are socialist atheists" in the same breath, which ofc makes no fucking sense.
Since that's the case, and Lucas's brain conveniently makes a U-turn every single time he's on the cusp of reality, there's no option for him to be as stuck as he is. He'd legitimately need an act of God (probably several) to ever break him out of it.