Normality is simply an ideal constructed by neurotypical people who fear being "abnormal". In my less "professional" idea, it's really rather dull, isn't it.

I feel when people claim to be normal, or some sort of "normal", they miss out on so many learning experiences. They don't learn how to read their own bodies, minds and put it into a certain type of practice. I am not at all attempting to romanticize mental illness, I just think those of us who are diagnosed/un-diagnosed have been given certain tools to look deeper within ourselves and our places in reality.