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Infinite Differences in Infinite Combinations

You tell me to be myself

And then you tell me to be normal

Don't be "like them" you say

As if they're inherently lesser, inherently wrong

Can't you see, they're just individuals

They're flawed & messed up & unique

Just like you or I

There's nothing wrong with them

Just with your perception

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