Why are some people normal and some not?
Why someone has friends, starts relationships, families, children, learns the profession they are interested in, and gets the right connections.And to some, all this seems unbearably heavy?
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People are different. According to all the characteristics that can only be found in them. They then say that if tomorrow a virus suddenly happens that kills everyone who has friends, people will still survive, because those who do not have friends will be saved. This is an exaggerated but universal example.
First , in this case, the concept of norm is very relative.
Secondly, what is good for a Russian is death for a German. That is, each person is an individual set of personal qualities passed down by inheritance and developed as a result of upbringing. For this reason, what is easy for one person is not possible for another at all. It is for this reason that collectivism is the most progressive form of social existence, as opposed to the individualism promoted by the” civilized ” West.