Normal Person

Something that doesn't fucking exist.

"Nobody is a normal person."

by 💫A-u-b-s💕 May 5, 2024

Normal

A word with no "real" definition.
It is mostly a pack of subjectives, such as cultural, religious, age or other societal norms

with a positive connotation behind it and lacking it as negative.

"Just be normal for once!"

by Kecske_Gamer February 21, 2024

Normaler

something that someone on the spectrum says

“ Be normaler”

by pinkprincesslins March 2, 2024

normal 6th grader

Every other 6th grader but they have a brain, they do the following
-Not vape in the bathrooms
-Not associate with gangs and say swear words
-Dont use the app tiktok as a brainwasher

Props to the 6th graders who are normal as they're the ones you need to be friends with.

The normal 6th graders are really different from your average troublemaking 6th grader -Person -1

by MannyMandle01 March 3, 2024

The Great Normalization

The period of time in which foot fetishes were normalized and became a mainstream part of sexuality.

After The Great Normalization, I’m so happy to be sucking and busting on toes!!

by DXMUser January 20, 2026

Historical Normality Bias

The fallacy of judging past societies, actions, or norms by the standards of the present, or conversely, of justifying outdated, harmful practices by arguing "that was normal at the time." In its dismissive form, it's used to invalidate modern moral critiques of historical figures by claiming a lack of historical context. More perniciously, it's used to defend the persistence of antiquated injustices by appealing to their historical commonality.

Example: Defending a founding father's slaveholding by saying, "It was normal then, you can't judge him," commits the Historical Normality Bias. It uses historical descriptivism ("it was common") to avoid moral judgment, implying that collective moral failure excuses individual participation in atrocity.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026

Normality Bias

The oppressive use of "normality"—defined by dominant social, cultural, or political groups—as a cudgel to dismiss arguments, identities, or ways of life that deviate from that imposed standard. It asserts that what is statistically common or traditionally accepted is inherently right, rational, and healthy, while anything else is defective, radical, or invalid. It's a bias that mistakes convention for truth.

Example: Arguing against universal childcare by saying, "The normal family has a stay-at-home mother, so policy shouldn't support other models," uses Normality Bias. It leverages a descriptive (and arguable) claim about what's common to make a prescriptive judgment, shutting down debate about what might be better or more just.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026