dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality
dis·con·nect·ed: having a connection broken / (of a person) lacking contact with reality