Looking back at my own experiences at 18, I definitely remember being 'delulu'—or delusional—in love more than once. It's funny how we put so much hope and emotion into someone who may not even notice us the way we do them. At that age, every text, glance, or small interaction feels like the biggest deal in the world. What I learned over time is that those moments, though painful or silly in hindsight, were huge parts of personal growth. They taught me how to understand genuine connection versus infatuation. Being 'delulu' is almost like a rite of passage—it's where many of us experiment with emotions and learn how to protect our hearts better. If you’re going through similar feelings, remember it's completely normal. Try to focus on self-love and your own dreams first, because the right people will recognize your worth naturally. Sharing these memories can be comforting and funny, reminding us all that we’ve been there and grown from it.