Black Sheep

A "black sheep" is a term used to describe a person within a family or group who is perceived as different or doesn't conform to the norms or expectations of the others. This difference might be related to behavior, values, or choices, often leading to feelings of being an outsider or being judged negatively by others in the group. The phrase originally referred to the rare occurrence of black wool in a flock of white sheep, symbolizing someone or something that stands out or is viewed as unconventional or mismatched.