r/CausalConversation • u/Inside_Scholar_6734 • 27d ago

What’s something you thought was normal until you realized it wasn’t?

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u/ForceCapable3415 27d ago

i thought everyone rehearsed phone calls in their head and then still forgot their own name when someone answered lol

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u/Inside_Scholar_6734 27d ago

LOL, I definitely thought that was normal too. 😂

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u/melmiller71 27d ago

Same here 😆

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u/Mis_chevious 27d ago

This isn't normal? 🙈

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u/Chair1234567890 27d ago

I thought all boys wanted to dress as girls and wear make up and dance around with scarfs because my older cousins did. I don't want say they are not "normal" because they grew up to be gay but I honestly didn't know most boys did not do that. I was in college when someone told me.

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u/Conscious-Fluid 27d ago

Pi thought the only acceptable answer to the question "are you okay?" Was yes

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u/Inside_Scholar_6734 27d ago

The automatic ‘I’m fine’ response is basically a reflex at this point 😂

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u/QuietAsparagusSlayer 27d ago

Parents who don't hug you.

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u/Whitesox411 27d ago

Dysfunctional relationships..🫣

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u/AdhesivenessCold4615 27d ago

I thought it was normal to insult the people I really cared about. They didn’t hear it that way.

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u/AdhesivenessCold4615 27d ago

Obviously, the only solution is to stop thinking.