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Random sampling with normal distribution from existing data in R

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I have a large dataset of individuals who have rated some items (x1:x10). For each individual. the ratings have been combined into a total score (ranging 0-5). Now, I would like to draw two subsamples with the same sample size, in which the total score has a specific mean (1.5 and 3) and follows a normal distribution. Individuals might be part of both subsamples.

A guess to solve this, sampling with the outlined specifications from a vector (the total score) will work. Unfortunately, I have found only found different ways to draw random samples from a vector, but not a way to sample around a specific mean.

EDIT:

As pointed out I normal distribution would not be possible. Rather than I am looking way to sample a binomial distribution (directly from the data, without the work around of creating a similar distribution and matching).


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