Normal Is Overrated Quotes

Normal's overrated.

Being normal is overrated. Normal gets you what—the dolt husband with the 2.5 kids and the house with the dog? You seriously want that? I mean, one of those kids is going to be really funny looking, by the way, all cut in half like that. Who wants half a kid?

Normal is overrated.” Cassie nudged me toward the bar. “Extraordinary is unforgettable.

Normal is overrated and experience. Being just like everyone else, getting lost in the crowd is nothing to strive for.

don’t even like the word ‘normal.’ It’s overrated and shouldn’t be applied to people. We all have different strengths, weaknesses, faults, and of course problems.

Being normal was highly overrated.

People say, "be different". Except when you're different, everyone gives you strange and dirty looks, as if saying "how DARE you be different". They say- they say normal is overrated. But the different kids- they tear down and destroy. Hmm--

you learn ten times more in a crisis than during normal times.

Normal is a horribly overrated word,

You're a slightly peculiar lady, aren't you?' Agatha asked. Drusilla waved Agatha's comment away. 'Normal is completely overrated.

For what it's worth, I think perfect love stories have perfect disasters hidden somewhere. If a genuine relationship comes out of two people screwing before they saw the potential of the 'relationship'? Its perfect, beautiful, a work of art in fact.. Normal is overrated.

When you put it that way, I feel almost normal.” “That word is overrated. You’ll break your own heart, trying to be like everyone else. You’re good as you are, Gavriel.

Being normal... it's overrated.

Normality is overrated,” antwoord hy. “Dit hoort in Disneyland.

being normal is vastly overrated

normalcy is overrated: most normal people are assholes”.

You and I both know being conventional is overrated.

Normality is way overrated.

I couldn’t sleep after glancing inside at the summer barbecue the week before. If I didn’t straighten things out, I think I would’ve imploded from anxiety. Crazy, right? You can say so. I know I am.” Making sure she meets my eyes, I answer steadily, “Nope. Not one bit. Just a little quirky is all. Don’t worry, all the best people are. Being normal is overrated, Tee.

Executives consistently report that their hardest experiences, the stretches that most challenged them, were the most helpful. A. G. Lafley, CEO of Procter & Gamble, was in charge of the company’s Asian operations during a major Japanese earthquake and the Asian economic collapse. He says that’s when he discovered that “you learn ten times more in a crisis than during normal times.” His

When you look at it from the big picture,” Arthur said, “your life isn’t that different from mine. I’ve had my ups and downs, my victories and disappointments too. Normal is overrated.

Normal is Overrated

You are a mystery to me, Dubh Burton. You haunt me, terrorize me. Violate me, body and soul. And then you do stuff like this. Sweeter things than I ever thought were possible. I never know what to expect with you. And I know that I don’t know you all that well yet, but I can’t imagine it ever being normal with you. You’ll always be the most unpredictable man I have ever met.” “Normal is overrated, sweetheart,” he answers with a wicked smirk plastered on his face. “What’s fun about always knowing what comes next?

Actually I think beauty is over-rated.

He leans against the side of the chair, casual and alert. There’s a peace he’s found since Jonathan Scott died in that asylum, but he’s still more wary than normal people. More dangerous and cunning and powerful than normal people. Normalcy is overrated, anyway.

Why is everyone trying to understand and develop positive ways of feeling normal about all this artificial pressure instead of simply rejecting it and spending the same energy and effort on seeking meaningful ways of living?

We all tend toward mental automatism and end up becoming accustomed to our way of being, except when, through some strange twist of fate, we are incited to change or, after enduring many of life’s blows, are forced to do so. Normality – that overrated impossibility – gradually becomes accustomed to shortcutting thoughts, something the “broken” individual avoids because they understand the risks this entails. Taking shortcuts, at some point, inevitably forces us to follow well-trodden paths, which are, precisely for that reason, more dangerous. Steps taken one after another, with eyes fixed on the sky, are bound to lead to stumbles. From experience, we observe that doctors tend to see pathology in everything, lawyers detect illegality everywhere, priests find sin lurking even in soup, soldiers remain at war (whether with others or with themselves), and politicians politicize even what should not be politicized. Precisely for this reason, great questions cannot be decided by a single body but must be entrusted to the general public, who, amidst the diversity and vastness of life, can perceive the depth of the simplest things. Or perhaps to those “broken” madmen who have grown accustomed to stepping outside themselves to see things through different eyes. These we call philosophers...

Normal is overrated,