That’s why I call it permaweird. Something sustained about it. Not like say culture shock where you can feel things getting a bit more normal everyday. It’s when you get new routines but not new normalcy.
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They keep trying to “make it normal tho”
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I've started to adjust back to feeling normal, for whatever inscrutable reaosn
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You’re crazy that’s why
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I think that's just America. Everything feels pretty normal in Norway. It has for a while. There are some mask mandates, and restrictions on capacity/group size. But everything is open (schools/work) and people are leading fairly normal lives.
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Being locked in Norway is not normal I am sure. The high flying and ease of packing a bag and going anywhere is out. There is constant threat of new wave.
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Can you hear me, Major Tom?
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Maybe it depends on how many of someone’s existing plans were disrupted by the pandemic, which might happen to varying extents depending on the nature of how vulnerable their particular types of work, social activities, hobbies etc. were to being altered by such a scenario.
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