Erin The Great

I was taking a walk one day, and a thought came to me. ‘Who came up with what our society deems as socially normal?’ I look around and I see various degrees of ‘social normality’ but when does it become socially abnormal?

This is a question I’m determined to get to the bottom of. I will be conducting an experiment over the course of a week and a half, in which I will attempt to answer the following questions;

*What really is normal in society today?
*What is normal?
*Does being ‘normal’ make someone happy or miserable?
*Do people look at you strangely because they think what you’re doing is
rude, weird, or dangerous… or are they secretly jealous that a.) They
didn’t think of it first or b.) They wish they had the guts do go through
with what ever stunt you’re pulling.
*Is being ‘yourself’ a social abnormality?
*Why when you talk honestly, most people get REALLY uncomfortable?
*In these certain ‘normal’ instances, is anyone really being themselves?

I have more theories that I could expound on, but I’ll address those as they become relevant.

For the next week and a half I will try to live outside the spectrum of social normality with the exception of work. I don’t know about you but I really don’t want to be fired for wearing weird clothing or saying things…things that my magic 8 ball makes me say…