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•Wednesday Addams redefines what normal means
•The endearing and outrageous Wednesday Addams forces viewers to acclimatize and broaden their understanding of the different states of being.
•The Addams Family has been a favourite amongst pop culture enthusiasts for allowing fans to reimagine their world and themselves. Creator Tim Burton has rekindled that fantasy with the new Netflix show Wednesday, focused on Gomez and Morticia's daughter - Wednesday.
•The Addams Family Song may have established the universe of the cartoons, movies and shows to essentially be creepy, kooky and spooky, but the show's take on all these traits and adjectives is a tad bit different. Instead of trying to hide their eccentricities, as most people do, they embrace them. Aditi Surana, a high-performance coach and the founder of the APT mental gym, who has viewed the show and the cartoons, agrees."As a behavioural analyst, I find most people do that. They carry a socially acceptable facade and hide their real and strange behaviour under a garb," she says
•Wednesday Addams, she points out, doesn't care about fitting in or hiding her weirdness. Wednesday, uninhibited about her morbid thoughts and evil intentions, is scary and intimidating to most people; and it does not seem to bother her. "I find she represents everyone who is getting trolled on social media for being imperfectly perfect," says Surana, who believes that the idea of normalcy is overrated.
•The unreasonable need to constantly follow rules and fit in can put unnecessary pressure on people, often affecting their mental health, she believes. Our society labels anything different as abnormal, and with this label comes fear and shame. Surana, who is a proud dyslexic, reveals that she has suffered the normal all her life. She says that most things that are considered abnormal are things that people generally do not understand. She recalls, "As Steve Jobs said, the abnormal people can be the round pegs in a square hole, the troublemakers and the visionaplries."
