The Memoir Of Ms. Butterfly

ANYTIME PEOPLE TALK ABOUT HAVING A NORMAL LIFE, I QUESTION MYSELF ON WHAT DOES HAVING A NORMAL LIFE MEANS.
DOES IT MEAN I HAVE TO BE ABLE TO BODY for MY LIFE TO BE CONSIDERED NORMAL.

JUST BECAUSE I’M NOT ABLE BODY DOES MEAN I DON’T HAVE A NORMAL LIFE BECAUSE I HAVE A DISABILITY?

MY DISABILITY IS SOMETHING I WAS BORN IT HAS NEVER DEFINE HOW I SHOULD LIVE MY LIFE. So, YES, ITS TRUE I LIVE MY LIFE WITH LIMITATIONS AND BECAUSE OF THOSE LIMITATIONS I MAY HAVE TO FIND DIFFERENT WAYS OF DOING THINGS THAT OTHER PEOPLE Don’t STRUGGLE to DO.

I HAVE A NORMAL LIFE:

I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO GET AN EDUCATION.
I HAVE BEEN LEARNING TO LOVE, AND I WANT TO BELIEVE THAT I HAVE TAUGHT HOW TO LOVE.
I WORK VERY HARD AS A BLOGGER.
I’m a SEXUAL PERSON.
I’m SOMEONE’S DAUGHTER.
I’m SOMEONE’S SISTER
I’m SOMEONE GRANDDAUGHTER
I CAN EVEN SAY I WAS SOMEONE WIFE

If everything I list above makes my life routine, then I guess I have an everyday life. Ordinary life is living life to the fullest and being fearless. However, my disability is not a stop sign.
Ms. Butterfly Genesis