#7 - 6 Negatives To Thinking You're Normal
from Disharmonic Dialogues Hosted by Joshua Erickson
We all like to believe that we don't fall under the category of abnormal, but in the end we also don't want to be placed in the category of "normal". Here are 6 negatives to being stuck in normality
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