Tuesday 7 April 2015

Subjective Normality




As humans we tend to go against our initial perfect nature. We tend to self-destroy /change ourselves and we enjoy the sorrow or joy it brings. With every generation, a certain normality disappears and thousands of different ways of handling it arise in an instant. I cannot think of this as a bad thing. If it shows anything at all, it’s that we are creative beings, ones that want diversity and ones that want acceptance for their personal moralities.

We were born rebels. We spent our childhoods learning about society and how to behave, how to be normal, how to fit in. We spend our teenage years trying to break away from the norm, to find our own way, our own self and trying to accept it ourselves. Adulthood is about settling down, even though I’m not ok with these social normative stereotypes; but settling down with yourself, loving who you are without thinking about it too much (like you did in your teenage years). 

I guess there is no literal conclusion here. I guess what I’m trying to say is:


Rebellion is a beautiful. Normality is subjective. Life is short. Do you!