Dr. Raquel Martin-Psychologist on Instagram: "There are many things that are normalized that are not healthy. Including cultures built on fear, obedience, and silence. Culture does not excuse harm. It influences behavior. Children learn their relationship patterns at home. Fear is not love."

Tanya Coleman on Instagram: "No one said you can’t enjoy a few processed items here and there… but let’s be for real: we’ve normalized fake food so much that bioengineered food is literally out here trying to pass as the real thing. 😂 Here’s my take: Our foods are already low in micronutrients; so take your supplements, choose real whole foods most of the time, and minimize the processed stuff. Follow the 80/20 rule and give your body the nutrient-dense love it deserves. ✨ You feel better when

Melissa Hanson on Instagram: "I didn't realize how much it was costing me. The most normalized way to earn isn’t always the most human one. “Normal” doesn’t work if it costs your health, your peace, or your presence at home. We’re taught to adapt ourselves to systems that were never designed for real life. Just because something is common doesn’t mean it’s sustainable. Struggling inside a normalized path isn’t failure. It’s your body and mind telling you something needs to change."

Lost Civilizations 👁️ on Instagram: "The viral phrase "They are among us" is a psychological trigger being normalized in plain sight. Here’s what they don’t tell you: ✅ This isn't just a joke—it's a conditioning phrase to sow indiscriminate paranoia, making you suspicious of your neighbors instead of the powerful manipulating the system. ✅ The "they" is intentionally vague. It could mean aliens, clones, or agents. This ambiguity is the point—to keep you fearful, guessing, and looking in the wro