For the "ABNORMALS" 🦋✨

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This is for the ones who are constantly told to “be normal.”
Not just by strangers… but sometimes even by their own families.
This is for the ones who don’t express love, happiness, or sadness the way everyone expects. The ones who take time to open up. The ones who only show their deepest emotions when a space feels genuinely safe. You are not cold. You are not emotionless. You simply protect your heart until it feels understood and that's not wrong.

This is for the ones who hate fights and arguments. The ones who find conflict exhausting instead of exciting. The ones who choose peace over winning, silence over unnecessary drama, calmness over chaos. Wanting a gentle life doesn’t make you weak, it makes you emotionally mature.

This is for the people who love talking, laughing, and connecting with others…
but also fiercely guard their “me time.”
Your alone time isn’t selfish. It’s healing. It’s your safe corner. It’s where your thoughts breathe, where your heart resets, where your mind finds clarity. And it’s okay to protect it.

This is for the ones who get judged for being different, for their choices, their tastes, their habits, their personality, and the small little things that quietly define who they are. Sometimes they act like words don’t affect them… but deep inside, it hurts. Because when people mock or dismiss what someone genuinely loves, it feels like they are rejecting the person themselves.

But remember, the things that make you feel alive, the things that comfort you, inspire you, and give you strength… they are not silly. They are not useless. They are important. And they are valid.
This is for the ones who keep trying, even when life feels like climbing the Mount Everest with bare hands. The ones who collapse, pause, cry, overthink, question themselves… but still find the courage to stand up again.


This is for the creatives.
The ones who sing.
The ones who sketch.
The ones who write.
The ones who play
The ones whose imagination feels louder than the world around them.
And yes… this is for the overthinkers too.
The ones whose minds never stay silent.

Sometimes it hurts you. Sometimes it drains you.
But sometimes… it protects you. It prepares you. It helps you see what others don’t. Because a person who thinks deeply also feels deeply.
You are not broken.
You are not “too much.”
And you are definitely not “abnormal” in a bad way.
People who claim to be “normal” aren’t any more perfect than you... they’re just different. Your difference doesn’t make you strange... it makes you unique.
Always remember one thing…
You are enough. 🫶

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