Jun 15, 2019
Hermione: (after a journey she and Ron went on with Ginny and Luna) Okay, so, obviously, the yeti exists, wrackspurts exist, nargles exist, what on earth doesn't exist then?
Ginny: Normal doesn't exist.
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Hermione: (after a journey she and Ron went on with Ginny and Luna) Okay, so, obviously, the yeti exists, wrackspurts exist, nargles exist, what on earth doesn't exist then?
Ginny: Normal doesn't exist.
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I think you should be able to tell a lot about a person based on how they define normal and how (or if) they think they think they differ.
Like, a simple example to demonstate could be siblings. I have two, and I think that's upper normal. Most people probably have 0-2 siblings. But I also know there are cultures where families tend to be larger, so they might think my two siblings is lower than normal.
Or a more potentially loaded question, how did your parents react when you argued with your siblings? If you asked kid me that question, the answer would have been we're not allowed to argue and I would have thought that normal. I would have assumed other people's parents would physically punish them for arguing too loud.
I know now that it's not normal, but I didn't then. I wonder what other people's normal looks like. How do nice parents react when their kids argue? Is that even a normal question to ask?
I wish adults had asked younger me more nuanced questions than just "are you being abused?" Of course not (I didn't realise I was). Or "does your dad hit you?" No, he hasn't slapped me since I was ten (doesn't mention that he'll stomp on my foot if I complain about pain or sit on my legs and pin my arms so I can't fight back when he tickes me).
GUYYYSSSSS!!
I know I'm 17, but I JUST GOT MY PERMIT! I would have gotten it a while ago, but anxiety wouldn't let me. *does happy dance* this girl is able to DRIVE whooooo!
It's normal to feel different.
Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal
Albert Camus
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Lo normal no existe, al menos no lo creo. Lo "normal" es algo muy subjetivo, es algo que depende de una persona. Lo peor de todo este termino es que hemos establecido unas normas sobre que es "normal" para la gente de forma que lo diferente a lo "normal" es algo raro, algo malo, pero no lo creo. No creo que salirse de lo que la gente llama "normal" sea malo. Por eso "Si tu discriminas a lo que llamas raro, no te quejes cuando otros discriminan lo que tu consideras normal."
The problem with the human brain is that it considers itself "standard." All other brains, and thereby the meat suits attached to them, are categorized as either "better," "worse," or "similar." This is what leads to envy, contempt, prejudice, and a whole mess of other problems. The biggest problem, however, is that someone parent-locked the controls on how we think and it's nigh impossible to hack into our brains and change the settings to be more flexible.
If anyone has figured out the password, let me know. I know some people in desperate need of a hack.