black sheep of the family
The phrase "black sheep of the family" refers to a person who is considered different, peculiar, or deviant compared to the rest of their family members. It commonly implies that the person does not conform to the family's values, traditions, or expectations, and is often seen as the outsider or the odd one out. This term is metaphorical, comparing the person to a black sheep, which is an uncommon color variation among sheep.
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