Normality

A quick explanation of the status of the social project I started last post: Semi-hiatus. I realised why I haven't done it before. It's hard. However I've not given up on it, but if anyone could give me ideas that would be somewhat useful. Of course if I had a social life I could ask my friends for advice. But then I wouldn't need the advice. It's a catch 22 situation.

Anyway, on with the blog. Today's subject shall be normality. Not whether or not I'm normal, as that would be a very short post, but rather if I'd choose to be normal if I could. This poses a few problems.

Firstly, from my experience most "normals"/NT's of my age are morons. I mean really moronic. Sometimes I'm surprised they have mastered upright walking. (At this point I note that most of my readers are my age, and so insulting them repeatedly might not be a great idea. If you are someone my age and you took offence to what I just said rest assured I didn't mean you. I meant that person you don't like, as I would of course never say anything to hurt the feelings of you, my loyal reader.).

On the other hand, most of them have much better social lives than me and have some more universal experiences.

Of course there is also the whole problem with losing individuality, which would kind of defy my current point in life. Also it would make this blog really boring.

But if I could I'd see what it's like for one day, just out of curiosity.

I leave you with the question of if you could be completely different from everyone else but had to sacrifice any chance of normality, would you take it?

Actually that question is stupid. Who the hell would take that deal?

So I actually leave you with an apology for the quality of this post, but I did do it in 45 minutes, including the time when I was distracted by the internet. Also it's 1 in the morning.

And remember to give me ideas for the social project.