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Define Unrealistic Meaning

Unrealistic
events that are too epic for reality; dealing with ideas or matters in a way that is not realistic; impractical or visionary

'Are you even real lionel?'
'I'm UNREALISTIC!'

'That night was unreal.'
By Muffin
Unrealistic
not realistic : inappropriate to reality or fact

Me: okay Siri, name me something that is unrealistic
Siri: matt and annie’s Relationship
By Tootsie
Unrealistic Dreamer
Noun.

The Unrealistic Dreamer is a random series of unplanned and awkward mistakes crashing together to compose something both beautiful and heartbreaking. He or she is a fierce protector, fast and strong, intellectual and scientific, romantic and lonely, all at once. He or she is, contrary to first impression, very realistic and clear-thinking, and sees past the smokescreen that is 'life' to see the levers and pulleys that run the machine, thus enabling them to conquer the major trials of modern life fairly easily, although the small things such as being social do not come as easily. an Unrealistic Dreamer is an enigma to be analyzed, a precious treasure to be discovered, hiding in plain sight, merged unconventionally with his or her surroundings.

Unrealistic Dreamer - a person that resembles a mix between an escapist, a poet, a genius, and a schizophrenic.
By Julee
Unrealistic Expectations
Expecting somebody to find and do something impossible.

The teenager commited suicide due to unmet unrealistic exectations by someone in his family. Unrealistic expectations are the kind where somebody is really never going to be good enough, even if they did something impossible, then they went on and did a thousand more impossible things.
By Drucie
Unrealistic Pressure
A level of pressure that doesn't apply to what is being done. For example, the kind of pressure some people put towards sports, even though sports are not life or death scenarios, is an unrealistic level of pressure put toward something that isn't meant to be taken as seriously as it already is.

Unrealistic pressure goes with unrealistic expectations. Once people try and go beyond doing something for enjoyment to doing it just to break or tie another record, or to make statistics that nobody else has, they have lost sight of why people originally began at sports.
By Jere