What being normal means to me: The negative form of abnormal

it's about my dad thinking he's better than all the rest

A person that's normal doesn't have a mind of their own
A person that's normal is still attached to the umbilical cord
A person that's normal can't make a decision on their own because they're afraid of what mom and dad think
A person that's normal is still trying to impress their parents long after they're dead
A person that's normal chooses the life their parents chose for them
A person that's normal never admits to their own mistakes
A person that's normal points out everyone else's mistakes faster than they can make them
A person that's normal always wears a mask because they are afriaid to show their true selves
A person that's normal lies to themself/others and says their life is perfect
A person thats normal puts guilt on other people so they will feel better (even if the guilt was never there)
A person that's normal never feels remorseful about the mental damage they put on other people
A person that's normal probably met the Cleavers (leave it to Beaver)
A person that's normal will never admit the fact that being nomal is impossible 

My dad never met the cleavers, but he definately sees himself as God; Therefore, my dad is the negative version of abnormal. He practically still lives in the basement; he's still paying rent on the house my grandpa bought for my mom and dad as a wedding gift 19 years ago. He only lives a half mile away from mommy and daddy. He practically lives in their back yard. He was to afraid to tell them that he got married to my step mom; they hate her, because they know they can't control her like they control him. He got married to her without asking his mom and dad, I'll give him that; but he took of his wedding ring in the car before he went inside their house. What is he going to do when they die? They're not going to be around forever. Get this, my dad is 44 years old!!!! My dad hates me too, because he knows he can't control me like his parents did to him.

Author's Note

There's a difference between being abnormal and being totally insane. (like my dad)