But no, society doesn't control you. You do that to yourself, unconsciously. You know those films where a character is a robot, for example, but then breaks free of its conditioning? People are like that, we go through this process. What is "normal" is "of the norm", meaning that it is simply the way in which we perceive the majority acting. This doesn't mean it is "better", and this is the realization that each of us makes as we need to stand on our own two feet and follow our own path.
Is it normal to think there is no actual normal?
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HURRAH! A pertinent question, finally.
But no, society doesn't control you. You do that to yourself, unconsciously. You know those films where a character is a robot, for example, but then breaks free of its conditioning? People are like that, we go through this process. What is "normal" is "of the norm", meaning that it is simply the way in which we perceive the majority acting. This doesn't mean it is "better", and this is the realization that each of us makes as we need to stand on our own two feet and follow our own path.
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lol thanks! I never thought somebody else thought the same as me.