Being “normal”
By Lildisnie - Last updated: Sunday, March 15, 2009 - Save & Share - 2 Comments
Come to think of it..
I was talking to a friend that I find it really hard to find people who are normal.
Considering that everyone around me is not so very normal, does it mean that am looking out for some who is normal and hence is
extraordinary ? :O
And how do we differentiate ??
2 Responses to “Being “normal””
Comment from Swetha
Time March 19, 2009 at 8:26 am
I do not agree.
I will tell you why !! there is way more than what you mentioned, there is a completely different theory to this one.
Will do a blog post about the same, will need sometime .. (guess am too exhausted with work 
)
Comment from Viv
Time March 18, 2009 at 5:08 pm
This is a good topic to discuss. While I don’t intend to make the discussion an argument, here is my thought.
‘Normal’ or ‘extraordinary’ is actually what YOU think is normal or extraordinary. There is actually no ‘actual’ for the scale. Meaning, it could be different for everyone.
Most possibly, you consider people who are most likely like you ‘normal’ and others different. It’s the background that makes your subject standout.
Give this a read too, something I penned down in Nov 2007:
http://viveeonline.blogspot.com/2007/11/background.html
Over and out,
Viv.