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Jan 17, 2023 18 min

Normalize the normal

from Friends Call Me Star

I will always go back and fourth on my thoughts and opinions about social media. As much as I love and enjoy it, I hate and despise it. We as consumers of the media have put a new standard of reality in all of our minds. What is normal is seen as abnormal and doing thing you enjoy as suddenly become cringey in the eyes of others. In this episode i expand on these thoughts of mine and explain how the only person who can dictate your ways is yourself.

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