Blind Idealism
·blind i·de·al·ism·
/blīnd/ /ī’ dē(ə) lizəm/ Categories: Art, Fashion, Philosophy, Believer vs. Reality
Noun
The loss of balance in the mind when one starts to believe their dreams are their true reality.
Used in a sentence: “Idealists escape into their blind idealism, creating an invisible war between their created worlds and the true one we all live in.”
Verb
The act of wearing symbolic fashion objects that test reality.