This is but a simple question. Do you act in a way that is socially acceptable? Do you ever do anything which makes people label you "weird" or "strange"? A lot of my actions are considerably different from what society would accept as being normal. I just waltz around, with my head down, and a slighty shifty walk. How about you? Explain.

I act in many different ways given the circumstances and my mood of course. For the most part, I act socially acceptable when it comes to anything business related. Outside of work, I say whatever I feel whenever I want however I want and don't care who likes it or not and I wear whatever I want. If I am among friends and we are all about having fun then, we can come across as weird, different since we are all from different cultures- Colombia, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, American among others so we tend to disagree a lot and bump heads and during that well we get really loud, Spanglish, and use our hands when we talk quite a bit so people look at us weird. Other than that I carry myself in a way that I am not ashamed of my own actions but, by no means will I act in a way that it was most pleasing to others.

I'd say no I'm not normal since everyone else doesn't consider me normal. It's probably because I am slightly autistic and having a hard time talking to just about everyone including my family sometimes.

Yes, but only when I have to be.

Well where I live, playing video games and listening to certain music will label you as weird or strange. So, yeah I would consider myself normal even though some dont see me normal.

I've joked about it for a while now, but I never gave it much serious thought. Weird and normal are relative to your surroundings, so I guess I'm about as weird as it gets for my location, looking at it from their perspective. I don't make eye contact, I keep my hair very long, I don't leave the house much, when I do, I don't socialize beyond talking about weather or making a joke. I have random muscle twitches, I'm very, very thin, I won't sit down at a table without my back being to the wall, I stutter a little, and I generally stay stone faced unless I think something's funny. I've been told I'm "eccentric" and I oftentimes find myself having the odd perception of things when there's something being discussed. At the same time, I don't think I'm that weird being how I act is normal to me. I hope that doesn't make me sound like a snowflake.

It really depends on who i am with. Different people find different things weird. In society I am definitely normal. The activities I do are generally what people my age tend to do over here eg video game, movies, sports etc. I am the weird one out of my friends (they are introverted while I am extremely extroverted (probably too much) ).

Well, I guess I am considered normal, but I can also be considered an a** too. It all depends on how people treat me, if they act like dicks from the start, I fire off at them. Other then that, I find myself to be normal. Although I guess my crude sense of humor and how I am far from politically correct could make me "not normal" lol

I don't like the term normal regarding anyone. That's like saying some kind of food is normal. It's all different and there is no specific 'food' unless maybe you're talking rice in east Asia. Rice is everywhere in east Asia. It's the only food group around for the most part.

Me?

I'm a white, heterosexual male who's married with two kids. I have a degree from a four year university, I own a house, I have two cars and a dog. I'm 5'7, ridiculously athletic, and I love my kids. I have never cheated on my wife, even when we were just dating and we started dating in high school.

I like a variety of music and sports talk on the radio. I enjoy driving and reading and learning about other cultures and other people. I like telling stories but I like hearing stories more.

I don't watch much television except for sports and I still play my PlayStation 2, which is the most recent technology I have for video games. I coach soccer at a local high school and I play on a coed team with my wife's coworkers for fun on Thursday nights.

Is that normal? Being white in the United States puts me in the majority but I wouldn't consider it normal. I like there slightly more women than men in the world so I'm now a minority. I speak English and I can fake my way through Spanish and I think bilingual Americans aren't the usual, not the way other cultures have to handle multiple languages.

Normal? Not at all. But am I pretty much on par with life? Sure.

No, No, and Yes. XD I am not considered "normal" by society's standards and it's not because of some big flaw I have. (although I do have plenty of those) It is because I made the conscious choice not to be "normal". Who would the heck want to be normal anyway? I like being different; I LOVE that there is no one like me, but me. My friends may laugh all day, but the one thing they can agree on is that I am original and I like it that way. I'm not gonna lie, I used to be normal, though, I used to follow all the latest trends and stuff and I hated my life. I hated the fact that I wasn't me, butI was who society made me out to be. It made me super depressed and stuff and I suffered a lot because of it and started to stress over what others thought of me. It wasn't until I let all that go and strived to be as original as possible that I began to feel true happiness. By the way, speaking of original, make sure to buy my mixtape, Pop-Tarts n' Turtles the moment it drops!! XD

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Normal is very subjective. Maybe if I was surrounded by people who are just like me, I'd be normal.

Let me tell you that no one, and I mean absolutely no one, considers me normal.

You can ask any of my friends from school. You can ask any person who has had a conversation with me when doing activities. You can ask the people on our discord chat. You can even ask my boyfriend. They will all tell you that I am definitely not normal.

How about instead of me explaining, let them explain?

... but I'll tell you the basics about me.

-I use miis based on Vizzed people on my Tomodachi game and act as if it's reality. 
-I ask ridiculously strange questions on AMAs, especially towards my bf.
-My definition of PG widely differs from others (ex. I don't have a problem with children seeing nudity, but that's taboo for everyone else)
-I write fanfics. Yeah, this is somehow taboo at my school.

Want more? Ask my bf or any Vizzed user who has talked to me

Before I answer this question I should think about how I define a person as normal. I haven't really thought about that before. I'd say that I define a normal person as a person who's polite, not crazy, cool, and gets along with most people but not their siblings.

With that in mind, the only normal person I can think of is my friend Tre I'd consider myself far from normal. I'm socially awkward in real life and sometimes on here too. I'm often very energetic and sometimes I do crazy things for seemingly no reason, like flipping random objects and laughing. I think the water bottle flip trend has gotten to my head.

However, I act in quite a few ways that are socially acceptable. I try to be courteous to others even if I don't know them, I keep insults to myself that I may want to say but I know I shouldn't. I only insult others when my friends and I are messing with each other and we laugh at each other for silly mistakes we make.

What I do to label myself as weird is... being myself. I don't try to conform and I only pick up trends I think are funny and harmless. I also have various quirks that make me weird, like my inconsistent laugh. Lately I've been trying to be more enthusiastic and laugh more naturally, which has resulted in embarrassing voice cracks. Whether I'm talking or laughing, whether I'm laughing soft or hard, my voice warbles. It's a part of life! Ugh XD

Haha, There is no doubt that I'm not normal. I mean for hecking sakes half my hair is shaved off, my ear is ripped in two, and I don't leave home without my Hawaiian shirt print hat.

lol, In all seriousness While I'm pretty good at acting normal when interacting with people at a store or restaurant, it's pretty clear when closely observing me that I have some issues. for instance, I have pretty bad anxiety, and I also have some other disorders that cause me to so some strange things. That and how absurdly confident I am, and the fact that every other thing that comes out of my mouth is a gay joke just screams "Stereotypical butch lesbian" Which is far from normal lol

While I think that the way I act is socially acceptable, there are a lot of people around where I live, and a few on this site that don't find it acceptable for one reason or another, and that's their decision and personally, I don't care.

I've been told countless times that I'm going to hell for the way I act, and I just smile. Besides, I don't believe there's a hell anyways so why should I care? I don't care.

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...No, I don't consider myself normal for various reasons. Just like TheJmsGamer said, I'm not normal to society either. I'm not the type of guy who passionately loves sports, I'm not the type of guy who 'acts like a 15 year old man', I'm not the type of guy who likes aggressive games and prefers light hearted games. Many people look at me in a weird way whenever I state these facts, and it makes me very comfortable. It's as if I come from another planet, or even I'm doing something wrong. There are so many things that I don't understand in some social etiquette, and I...kinda ignore them. Okay, there are some rules that I'm forced to apply because otherwise people will think I'm mentally crazy, but the more I grow up, the more I apply my OWN rules.

It's kind of complicated really, I consider myself normal by old standards, but by today's standards, I'm hardly fitting into it. All of my views and interests and ideologies are dated, so to most people it would seem weird. To me, though, it's entirely normal.

Naw, I don't think so. I'm probably that " normal " guy he's a little too normal, so people tend not to notice me. That is, unless I have my dogs with me. Then I turn into Mr. Caretaker of the popular. 
I'm ok with being the normal kidn that gets ignored, though. It makes life less drama filled, which means less issues and hassles. 

Well to star off I don't believe there can be a normal in people, other then how our bodies function. I feel the term normal was made by people who were controlling, and wanted the world to run as they see fit. With that out of the way. I feel I'm far from it. I'm not into parting or things like that. There is nothing wrong with it or anything just not my thing. I'm into horror movies and things like that, and most people don't consider normal. At the same time I'm into a lot of sports. lol I think that normal not being a thing is what can make people great.