Deviance

I'm taking a Sociology course online this semester. We have to participate in discussions all the time and I was praying about what to say for the "deviance" subject, and I thought I would share with you guys.  Let's just say that I got a bunch of responses!

The question:
Consider what it means that we are all or have all been deviant. Can you recall a time when you committed a deviant (not necessarily criminal!) act? You don't necessarily have to share it with your group, but consider how you felt about your deviant act. Were you aware of it being deviant at the time, or was it something that was appropriate given the group or social context you were in? How do you think others viewed your act of deviance? Do you think people would have a different opinion about you if they knew about this act?

My post:
I noticed that many (not all) of us are sharing stories of things they regret, defining deviant behavior as actions labeled as "bad" or "wrong".

I'm going to look at this in a different way. Deviance is defined as: any violation of a norm, or behavior that violates the expectations of society.
I can safely and confidently say that I participate in deviant behavior every day of my life and I thoroughly love it.
I am a 20 year old female, college student. I love Jesus. I read my bible every day. I pray. I am waiting for my future husband in purity. I do not drink alcohol/smoke/do drugs. I do not watch television. I do not have a job, instead I focus my free time doing community service. I get along with my parents and siblings. My life is not centered around me, but on God and others.
You may scoff at me and label me as "Little Miss Perfect". I am not. I make mistakes. My point is that I violate the expectation of society. All the time. I am expected to go along with the normative expectation of society, but I don't. This is deviant behavior too, is it not?