Normality itself is completely redundant.

I see the world differently than most people.
I like stranger things than most people.
I don't like the idea of being a carbon-copy of the rest of the world.
I'm stubborn and opinionated and I either don't shut up or don't say 5 words all day.
I completely understand that very few people actually understand me. I'd bet that quite a few think they do. It's only the few people I'm closest to that get me at all. And I think I even surprise them more often than not.
I usually forgive easily, but I never, ever forget when someone's done something to require forgiveness.
I often phrase things so oddly that people have to read a sentence four times to comprehend it.
And I don't see why anyone would want to be normal.
Because really, what is 'normal'?
One's outlook on the world and it's inhabitants can be so utterly different from another's. How can anyone truly define what 'normal' is? If you think about it - really think about it - it's like the ultimate question. Almost tied with 'the meaning of life' question.
Why be what the world says you should be? So you'll be well-liked? Negative. You'll be criticized worse than before.
I, in all honesty, don't see the point.
You're not going to be happy. And then you wind up just waiting for things to crash around you.
I'm taking this from an email I just sent to a friend, but I said it better there anyway.
If you sit waiting for something to screw everything else up, then of course nothing good is going to come of it. You can't just wait for things to fall apart. If it happens, it happens. But letting it isn't going to make anything else any better. Take the good things as they come, and just learn to deal with the bad ones.You'll regret it more if you don't, than trying to brace yourself for what may never come.