Great to see your note.
It is normal from the design, that it takes time to find users, which deliver some intresting views or information.
But it is an open protocol in the End like Email or social contracts. You do not need certain preconditions or intrests to participate.
Best to just post about things you like doing or about notes and articles you usually read. Eventually you will be found by people swith similar intrest.
I don't actually mind being the odd one out. In some way, everyone is. I just find it amusing that communities land on strange identities. For instance, if I wanted to call myself "conservative" in America that carries a bunch of viewpoint baggage that isn't particularly conservative. Same with liberal.
My goal isn't necessarily to find like-minded people, it is to keep #nostr from becoming more than a technical label. It shouldn't equate to #bitcoin or #libertarian etc.
I agree, that a free nostr is best without seeking for labels. I also find such stigmas as "normal", "left" and "right" not that helpful.
I think in the end it is important to explain what one wants to say in order to be understood. No matter what stigmas talk and text to each other.
