Quote by Theodor Adorno

Normality is death.

Normality is death.

Summary

This quote suggests that adhering to norms and conforming to societal expectations is a form of spiritual or creative death. Normality implies settling for mediocrity and suppressing individuality. Embracing one's uniqueness and breaking away from the constraints of normalcy can lead to a more vibrant and fulfilling life. It challenges us to reconsider what it means to truly live and encourages us to embrace the extraordinary and unconventional aspects of ourselves.

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