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I don't think any of us are considered 'normal' people.
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The speaker questions the idea that people can be neatly called “normal.” By saying “any of us,” the quote applies this doubt broadly: everyone has qualities or experiences that make the label feel too narrow or simplistic.
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- The Guardian
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