Well I've kinda been neglecting you so I'll post about something I was talking about with one of my chicas. There's this quote from Robert Fulgham that says, "When we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join them in mutual weirdness and call it love--true love." I really think he hit on something there. And not only does it apply to love, but pretty much relationships in general. How many of us hate the girl at school who has everything?
And then all of that got me thinking of how the subject of normality is so controversial... I know it's a jump from that quote, but what the hell does that word even mean? What in the world is normal? Most of us teenagers are so caught up in fitting in, when in looking at it objectively, we would realize that we all do. Think about it. No one is perfect. We all have our own little quirks and hang-ups. We're all freaks in our own way. All of us. The girl that pretends to be perfect, the one who seems to know everything, is always the girl with almost no friends. She's always the one who can be in a crowd of people, all singing her praises, and feel like there is not one person she can trust. That's because a lot of the times the fact that we're copmpletely crazy is what attracts people to us.
Though I'm not one to give advice, none of us are as alone as we think. There's always someone out there who feels our pain. I believe that ainthe end, mutaul weirdness is what makes our hearts and mind feel at home. Hell, the very idea that someone could be normal is a conspiracy! What sets us apart binds us together. Up until a few days ago I had no idea what that meant. But now I think I've got it. The cookie-cutter example of normality does not exist. And in reality, we're all just floating around looking for something or someone that makes us feel like we belong, whether it be a lover ort a friend. What makes our hearts warm is knowing that there's someone out there whose freakiness is compatible with ours.
So in light of all of that, if you still have some weird need to be normal just phrase it this way. Anyone that has no problems has a problem. They're one in a million... Quite frankly, they're zero in a million. Beauty lies with The beauty in a rainbow lies in the different colors so different, but yet the same in that they are each unique. If you have a want to call yourself normal, think of this. We're all freaks. So being a freak is perfectly normal. Rest. You're not alone.