Like you are sterotyping a whole group. Or asking what is normal behaviour? And is it just me? I kind of feel like this some times. I ask an older family member (grand mother, mother, etc.) and they say the old "grass is greener", "you will make a good catch", etc. . And while I will agree with the latter (

) , often times it seems like I am not "normal" because I think in a fashion that is more likely to be in vogue in a court room or in a philosophy class. (How they think). But I sometimes think, "Is this really normal"? I know I may have some non-mainstream thinking (due to reasons I have explained before), but still, is it really normal for a women to be creeped out if someone adds you as a friend on facebook, and maybe is interested to show interest? And then to label that person as a creeper, because they have no other venue to meet women? (Note: this was not me, I was listening in on a conversation at my table in class) Is it normal to date only people in "your group"? Is it normal (or should I say right) to lie, even if it is a white lie, about having a date, or hide behind the bush about their intentions?
Anyways, sometimes when I am overthinking, I think of the bit by Doug Stanhope about sleeping sober, and specifically the part about building a utopia in your head, and then about nagging thoughts. Funny stuff. Anyways, I would like to hear your thoughts.