This one is one of my favorite quotes because it brilliantly breaks the idea that there is some general “normal”, especially in the agreed “normal” we call “normal” in society. If you look, and really focus on what we call “normal” and all its sharp edges that are borderline psychopathic taht we tend to ignore, you will realize that being “normal” or “sane” is actually the most “insane” thing to be. I mean, I can write essays on this topic, but this quote is my favorite because it explains all of that in one sentence. And that would not be possible if it wasn’t said by one of the world’s greatest psychoanalists!
This one is one of my favorite quotes because it brilliantly breaks the idea that there is some general “normal”, especially in the agreed “normal” we call “normal” in society. If you look, and really focus on what we call “normal” and all its sharp edges that are borderline psychopathic taht we tend to ignore, you will realize that being “normal” or “sane” is actually the most “insane” thing to be. I mean, I can write essays on this topic, but this quote is my favorite because it explains all of that in one sentence. And that would not be possible if it wasn’t said by one of the world’s greatest psychoanalists!