As society continues to refine a shape of ideals, those that were once normal will continue to be labelled as abnormal. Until eventually those that fit the ideal of “normal” are outnumbered.
“I suffer from proacism.”
“Oh, what’s that?”
“There’s nothing interesting about me. I try, but my mind is underpowered and my personality dull. I can’t help but concentrate on the least exciting thing happening in the room. I’m not allowed in unpredictable environments in case I get injured. I’m terrible at sports but I like watching them, especially paying attention to all the commentary.”
As society continues to refine a shape of ideals, those that were once normal will continue to be labelled as abnormal. Until eventually those that fit the ideal of “normal” are outnumbered.
“I suffer from proacism.”
“Oh, what’s that?”
“There’s nothing interesting about me. I try, but my mind is underpowered and my personality dull. I can’t help but concentrate on the least exciting thing happening in the room. I’m not allowed in unpredictable environments in case I get injured. I’m terrible at sports but I like watching them, especially paying attention to all the commentary.”