It is often said that there are infinite points of view and opinions about what is right and inadequate, as many as human beings. But let's consider the term inappropriate and try to define it. What happens is that for a person or an action to be considered inadequate, we need a criterion that functions as a benchmark. And this, in most cases, is built based on attitudes that are considered socially adequate. It can therefore be said that one thing is what the other is not, and vice versa. The inappropriate term cannot be defined without its opposite. Therefore, questions arise to me: from this idea that states that they always have to be opposed, that is, is there not a person or an inadequate action? To formulate it differently, does the inappropriate word always have a negative connotation? Can what is appropriate be inappropriate? And vice versa?

Here are some of the questions that lead us to ask Inappropriate people (Susa, 2015) by Gaizka Zabarte. As you can see, the borders are very vague and the character Peter Zuazo will be the victim of a sort of head after receiving an email from the Inadequate Association. In that email, they ask you to participate in the days that have been organized under the name of DESegoki. Of course, Peter's first impression will be like anyone would have: Why me? Do I feel bad? What have I done to be considered an inadequate person?From
the negative connotation of the word, he reviews his life in search of an inadequate episode. So we will know that he is a repentant infrarrealist of The Revenge of the Postman and of The Fallen of the Year, who worked in the mail until a motorcycle paralyzed his march. Zuazo is a solitary person who lives in isolation from society. In short, an anacoreta and an inadequate person in the eyes of many.
The same will happen with the rest of the novel personajes.La is a forward and backward journey of the characters’ lives. Structurally, it's not a simple book. Jumps from one chapter to another are sometimes so sudden that, on more than one occasion, I have had difficulty in getting the yarn back. In any case, I've been able to understand the most basic thing, and as the novel moves forward, we realize that these inadequate people struggle to integrate socially. These inadaptable characters were found in the 1980s, when denial was considered a law. And we, the readers, will become witnesses to these inadequate actions and political artistic attitudes. But in this case, what is the connotation to give to the term non-conformity?