unspoken abnormie
Someone who is clearly an abnormie at heart but hasn't fully owned the label yet — they display all the eccentric quirks and chaotic tendencies but still present a surface-level normal persona, often
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Someone who is clearly an abnormie at heart but hasn't fully owned the label yet — they display all the eccentric quirks and chaotic tendencies but still present a surface-level normal persona, often without realizing how weird they actually are.
She colour-codes her snack drawer and talks to her plants but insists she's normal — total unspoken abnormie.
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