It’s OK to not be OK

What’s normal but a subjective term, cause what may seem normal to you may not be normal to someone else, and what may be normal to someone may not be normal to you. To the world you may not seem normal, and to you the world may not seem normal. So who is right and who is wrong? It’s you against the world!

Who defines what is normal? Who sets the parameters of what is normal and what is not? Who gets to decide, who gets to judge? They say, ok, according to the Book of Genesis, God created man in his own likeness, so when you decide to label as someone as not normal, do you mean God created something defective, something imperfect. When you label someone as not normal do you mean to say that God is not normal, after all we are created in his likeness. Perfection is overrated. No one is perfect and we are no one. So we are imperfectly perfect.

We are who we are meant to be. Conceived and created in the way we should be. So it doesn’t matter if your black or white, male or female, transgender, straight or gay, tall or short, fat or thin, young or old, your nationality, your religion, your orientation makes who you are meant to be. You’re beautiful in your own way cause remember god can make no mistake, cause if god made a mistake then who are we but mere humans.

We are meant to be different, we are meant to standout. We are our unique in our own quirky way. What fun would it be if we were just like the next person, conforming to what society terms as normal. No one can tell you that your not normal when they themselves may not be able to state what is normal. Society will never see the world as we do.  It’s our duty to help them see the world the way you do, may be a better world.

If someone laughs at you and call you names, join them, laugh with them, laugh at them, cause let’s face it, they are an ignorant cause they know not what they speak, cause their logic will frustrate you and their brains have taken leave. Be who you are, the way you are meant to be. Let no one tell you otherwise. Remember, it’s normal to not be normal. It’s ok to be not not ok.