Short answer, no, long answer, heck no. In all seriousness, I've been bullied for how different I am, especially in my private school, who had the principal come in to our 6th period science class and ridicule me for being a brony, watching anime, and playing video games, even though I got all A's in school. I fought back with reason, and they got frustrated, and they shut down high school, reducing their school to K-8 because of me, it's kind of sad.

I wish I could say yes, but no. I've never been considered socially acceptable by any standards.

I just have this very anxious aura about me, I get nervous on any occasion and it really annoys me that no one can even study my personality, or get to know me better. People glance by like I'm a ball of dust.

I feel that the only way that I can act normal, is to act like everyone else, and not be myself. In a derelict society, I'm forced to change my ways because someone else says so. This is utterly wrong, and inhumane.

I think we've come to a point where society doesn't trust our instincts we are forced to be just another person in just another community.

Nope I am not normal but where I live people are far too serious about being "normal. If you play video games your not normal, watch certain movies not normal, listen certain music not normal. Heaven, help you if you have a fandom that is not football goodness knows I can barely get by with being a baseball fan without getting dirty looks, which is why I keep my love of sci-fi a secret.

I'm not normal, the anxiety I usually feel keeps me from going to new places or starting new things/ talking to new people or on new boards such as this one. I'm honestly not even sure how I'm typing right now, when I wake up tomorrow I probably won't be back for several months because of how much I know I'm annoying people here just with my presence. And my depression keeps me from enjoying anything old... so yay.
On a side note; I dated a normie once. It was terrible. Okay, her daughter was the sweetest little girl in the world but I would look in the mirror and be reminded of how much stuff is wrong with me and I need to fix myself first.
inb4 Vizzed eats this post too.

By society's standards, I am not normal.

I have social anxiety, depression, and also have difficulty when faced with various social situations. In the classroom setting, I am the quiet person that keeps to them self and doesn't speak much unless requested by the teacher.

While I don't do anything that would be considered overtly strange or weird, I think my quiet, introverted nature gives people the impression that I am distant and uninterested in talking to others. In order for me to reach out and befriend someone, I have to examine the person's interactions with others and discern whether or not their interests and passions overlap with my own. If they do, then I'll likely talk to them and possibly consider a friendship. By observing their interactions with others, I'm able to get a lot of insight on the type of person they are and can determine the likelihood I'll be good friends with them. If things look promising, I begin brainstorming a list of things I want to say and repeatedly rehearse them in my head to avoid sounding stupid and fumbling my words.

It might seem strange to others, but this is often the approach I take to most things and it has worked to great success for me. Ultimately, I have different (and possibly unpopular in some cases) beliefs and ways of viewing things compared to the average Joe. Am I normal by societal standards? That depends on the setting, but in most cases, probably not. Do I care? Not really. If normal means blending in with everyone else and being indistinguishable in several aspects, then I don't want to be normal. Variation is important and it allows us to advance and adapt as a species. I can't imagine a world in which everyone falls under the umbrella of normal, completely devoid of diversity....

Nope, I don't consider myself normal.

The main reason is that I don't belong to any "group" in particular. I'm not a true gamer because I'm almost unable to stay for more than 1 hour playing the same game, I don't have the "tastes" associated to the people who listens to the music I like, I'm into anime but I'm not a die hard fan so as to watch everything and now... I take what I like from each world that can't really hamper me and forge my own unique self.

If I have to compare myself to my environment, I'm also far from normal. I like hanging out and drinking, but not to the extent my friends do, they're always talking about things that should not be posted here when I don't give a damn about those subjects, I don't play the same games they do, don't watch the same series or movies or sports... I sometimes wonder how I'm actually appreciated within my friends without being nicknamed "strange guy" or something along the lines.

And well, we can also consider my introverted nature which doesn't help me connect with other people. Most of the "normal" people would consider me weird for it, but I guess that everyone's a world on their own and this is how I am. Hell, depending on the environment you can be weird or one of the pack, I've seen it not just with myself but also with a few friends of mine, so basically you can be normal but in another place you can be weird.

What "is" normal anymore?

Among my peers I'm normal, and that's enough for me. Maybe by the greater part of society, I'm not. I don't do drugs, which seems common in my area. I don't go clubbing, which is super common in my area.

Really, I don't do a whole lot of anything that risque. I once smoked a few cigs, I guess? That's probably normal.

That's a bit of a rough question, since so many people view 'normal' differently. I do try and act socially acceptable, but I occasionally have lapses in empathy where I fail to consider how small, simple actions may affect other people so I don't always succeed. And in terms of 'weird' or 'strange', I guess?? I mean, I'm not very good at talking to people and occasionally I'll utter non-sequiturs in the middle of conversations when my mind wanders off. Nothing too big.
I'm also a Sonic fan, and I think you have to be 'weird' or 'strange' as a requirement XD

Hm... Well, I usually do my best to act in a way that is socially acceptable, but to me, complete social acceptance is not really possible, and although there are ways of knowing if people secretly consider you "weird" or "strange," it often takes too much effort to find out. lol Personally, I think it's a matter of how people define what's socially and culturally acceptable and "normal" (so much is different for every country and location after all), so I wouldn't worry too much about all of it. However, if I do end up doing something that whatever society I happen to be in considers to be a social gaffe, then I usually just apologize sincerely and try to remember not to do it again. =)

I am definitely labeled as weird in society. I try to be socially acceptable, but usually I am just really awkward and end up weirding everyone in the vicinity out.

I'm an outcast no matter where I go.
I am one on here and I am one in real life.

I try to fit in, but I'm not willing to change to make people happy, unless it's my girlfriend (when/if I have one. XD ). So no, I doubt I would be considered normal. I mean, I have a bit of a hunchback, I'm growing my hair out, and I wear glasses and earings. Put all of this together, and I think I probably look a little wierd to most people. 

Eh no lol I'm pretty weird and honestly I don't care because what is "normal" anyways? If it's going with the social norm then sorry but I'm never gonna do that because I won't change myself to be more acceptable.

Absolutely not.

Consider this one post as the evidence for that.

"Normal" What is the definition of this word "Normal"?

Am I this "Normal" guy, because the last time I check, I'm not this "Normal Guy" I'm The IB. The IB is meant to be.... Anti-normal.


Screw normality.

IgorBird and et al. really hit the nail on the head-- There is no definition of normal. Everyone has their oddball interests and traits. 

Am I considered with the mainstream? Hell, no. I watch old movies, wear vintage garb, am fascinated with history and vintage art, cars--basically, a lot of my dumb pastimes revolve around vintage stuff. Now, most people, at least in my neck of the woods, would readily tell you that they could not care less about the things I listed here. It took a bit of getting used to to express my interests to the public. But once I did it, I had no regrets! I was immediately known for being the grandpa figure (in a good way...). I learned to embrace my unique interests, and this actually allowed me to meet more people that supported these and shared such interests. 

While I do sometimes feel like I stick out like a sore thumb in a world where some of my interests are widely considered passe and "out of the loop", I make friends easily and garner respect in my community. If I were shy about demonstrating volume of myself, that wouldn't be the case!

I never did anything that's "not normal", I guess, but the weird thing is that in school nobody wants to talk to me, or get close to me, so I can't really say what I'm doing wrong. I usually have to do group works all alone, and the same thing goes for tests made to be done by two people. They prefer doing it alone rather than doing it with me. For this reason I never really learnt how to properly have social interactions(this explains why I used to act like an idiot in these forums back in the days).

I have Schizophrenia. I struggle with many doubts from time to time. I'm far from what people consider "normal". I'm far from what I'd consider "normal". But I try. I want to fit in and succeed. But I also want to stand out in the best ways possible. I want to see how my disabilities can become strengths. And from time to time, I do. Schizophrenia is difficult. But it's also a blessing because it tests me in ways that help me to succeed. My writing benefits from my experiences, my sense of humor is expanded, and more. In that sense, I am normal. But my struggles are now plain on my face. I act weird.

But still! I hope that history will focus on what I succeeded at more than my failures.