To call people “normal”
is to lump them all together.
Which is, oddly enough,
discrimination.
To call people “normal”
is to lump them all together.
Which is, oddly enough,
discrimination.
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Indeed, to label humanity as “normal”
is to mold a single mold for the multitude.
Paradoxically, it’s a form of bias,
a subtle division by lumping as one.
In the garden of diversity, such labeling
withers the unique blossoms into sameness.
Your observation holds wisdom within its simplicity. To categorize people under the umbrella of “normal” oversimplifies the rich tapestry of human individuality. Each person is a unique constellation of experiences, perspectives, and qualities. Such labeling can inadvertently diminish the beauty and complexity that make humanity so remarkable. Embracing diversity and celebrating the distinctiveness of each individual can lead to a more inclusive and understanding world.