Idioms

be all in (one's)/the head

be all in (one's)/the head

To exist solely in one's thoughts or imagination, rather than in reality. Don't tell me that my worries are all in my head—you know this is a dangerous part of town. Your presentation sounded great, honestly. Your fears are all in the head. Cindy isn't mad at you, it's all in your head.
See also: all, head
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