These 17 Animals Show Us That Normality Is Subjective

Robert Whitman-Byrne
Oct 12, 2022
Oct 12, 2022

If you don't already have a pet, one of the main reasons you should get one is that it will make your life much more enjoyable. Additionally, laughing can elevate your mood and dramatically transform your life. Playing with them will be enjoyable, but sometimes having a pet isn't necessary for enjoyment.

Normality is a subjective, relative concept: a conundrum, an enigma, and an illusion. In everyday situations, people judge normality by comparing others to their own implicit benchmark for normal behaviour. In this sense, normality in the eye of others may be quite different from what feels normal to oneself.
Does this mean there a statistical norm of being normal, and that every ‘normal person’ is, in fact, only average? In my opinion, it is quite the contrary.
In fact, there is no such thing as normal. Or to put it another way: normal is the messy, inconsistent way we get through life.

Meme and Relax we have a fondness for animals and believe that having them around makes life more fascinating.

These 17 Animals Show Us That Normality Is Subjective

#1 “I spent 20 minutes looking for my cat. I found her here.”

#2 “He’s just standing there… menacingly.”

#3 “Those who derp together stay together!”

#4 “How he sits in his favorite chair”

#5 Some cats also like gymnastics

#6 Please, make yourself comfortable

#7 “I’m glad because now I can immortalize this photo.”

#8 “Stapler? We don’t do that here.”

#9 “She has an obsession with flushing the toilet. Caught her red-handed.”

#10 Life is too exciting to behave smart

#11 “Just having a quick derp in the water…”

#12 The power of emotions!

#13 “I think this qualifies — he’s napping.”

#14 “Stop right there, criminal.”

#15 “What kind of frog is this?”

#16 Labraderp

#17 “I always knew my horse wasn’t the brightest. Now I have proof.”