The Pros And Cons Of Nonconformity

Nonconformity is a subject that is well known in many parts of the world. It is the failure or refusal to conform to a prevailing or rule or practice, essentially living under their own rules or beliefs, ignoring the society around them. Some people are able to pull it off, others use it as a way of protest, and there are also some that just accept the ways life is and do not complain. However, there is more behind the idea of nonconformity than just doing something different. Nonconformist people are known to be “off the grid,” for not following the rules of society, yet they know how to function well without following those rules. Yes, they do have a different view of situations and ideas, but they are essentially living by their own rules,
Some may be nonconformist toward the way the government runs in some countries. They may be nonconformist because they see it as a way of protest. They may want the government to change certain laws, lower taxes, raise salary, or even demand for a new president if they feel the president is not doing the best it can do. For example, in Mexico, 43 Normalist students went missing during the month of September of 2014. Their families, desperate to find them quickly, rushed and rushed the government for the answer to their disappearance and to have their kids with them. The 43 Normalists are still missing today, however recently, trash bags have been found containing what would be left of the corpses. Sometimes people need to find a different way of getting something done, something that can make a difference and call attention. Nonconformity is not always off the grid, or done secretly, such as this protest in Mexico. Sometimes nonconformity can actually get something done, for example with the government, because it is a way of rushing the government. However nonconformity is not always referred as doing something different from everyone