I LIKE YOUR DIRECT QUESTION; 'WHAT IS NORMAL'? NOBODY REALLY KNOWS, 'CAUSE....WHAT'S NORMAL FOR ONE IS NOT FOR ANOTHER AS IT DEPENDS ON SO MANY 'THINGS'. THOROUGHLY ENJOYED, MY FRIEND. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
An interesting question Susan, that I'm certain no two individuals will answer the same. Brought to mind this: If people truly understood the healing power of laughter and joy, many of our fine Doctors would be out of business. Joy is one of The Creators greatest medicines. Joy is always healthy, and tends to bring abnormal conditions back to normal. Thanks for your thoughts. Hope you're well. rlc
You've hit on an eternal truth. What we are is normal. And we can't let others determine what normal is for us.
That's whenever I hear someone say they want things to be moral, they are referring to what some people think is morality. In other words, societal mores that I become rigid and accusative. Step outside those rules and you are not normal, you are immoral.
When someone spouts morality to me, I run the other way.
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That's whenever I hear someone say they want things to be moral, they are referring to what some people think is morality. In other words, societal mores that I become rigid and accusative. Step outside those rules and you are not normal, you are immoral.
When someone spouts morality to me, I run the other way.
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