Psychotic

[Vania]

Of or relating to [psychosis] or psychoses, particularly behaviour associated with them. [Psychotic] behaviour occurs when a person is suffering psychoses, which may be the result of a chronic illness (classically schizophrenia) or very [transient] in which case it is usually caused by intoxicants. In any case, [psychotic] by definition means of or relating to psychoses therefore only behaviour that is due to a psychosis is truly psychotic by extension. A psychosis represents loss of contact with reality; it may or may not include delusional, paranoid or disorganised behaviour.

Informal and [erroneous], though by far the most common lay usage. Refers to extreme behaviour that appears exaggerated, dangerously violent, or motivated by extreme rage. Is usually frightening to observers.

[Oralee]

Relating to, denoting, or suffering from a psychosis.

[Agnes]

Medical term that tries to make [a state of mind] into a disease. Describes a person experiencing hallucinations, or so-called [delusions] that may seem [misguided] to someone who doesnt have time or respect for the deeper meanings of those beliefs.
Contrary to popular belief, very few people diagnosed with psychoses are violent.

[Kit]

In general common usage, the term connotates crazy. However, actually psychotic people sometimes [hallucinate] badly, can have delusional ideas, sometimes say things that wouldnt make sense to them if they were in their senses, and sometimes just arent there in a [catatonic] sense. Some cant filter out irrelevant stuff from their surroundings, but not all. An old term for a catatonic Schizophrenia symptom has been passed to its genetic opposite for quite awhile now, Autism. Ironically, though psychotic implies crazy, I find [Antisocial personality disorder] to have more to do with crazy then psychotic ever did.

[Vania]

an individual suffering from [psychosis] and showing a delusional state, often having extreme mood swings and delusions and states of grandeur. This can be induced by [amphetamine], stimulant use, cocaine use, LSD, drug [withdrawls], and is often the state where one zones out and becomes separated from the real world and loses his perception of reality and lives in a delusion

[Raeanne Dimick]

A [Maria] Caicedo

[Tracie Lynn]

suffering from psychosis (= severe mental disease) :