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jmersey
Sometimes i feel that i am just too judgemental. does anyone else ever feel like this. maybe I am thinkin too much about it
jmersey said:Sometimes i feel that i am just too judgemental. does anyone else ever feel like this. maybe I am thinkin too much about it
Ha! Ha! We are all judgemental. The wise man knows it. The fool just thinks he is right. You obviously are wise. Keep it up.
Being judgmental means having a tendency to make harsh or critical evaluations of others based on personal opinions or biases.
Being judgmental can be a problem because it can lead to unfair treatment of others, damage relationships, and hinder personal growth and understanding.
If you find yourself constantly forming negative opinions about others or making assumptions without evidence, you may be being too judgmental. Additionally, if others have expressed concerns about your behavior, it may be a sign that you need to reflect on your actions.
One way to avoid being too judgmental is to practice empathy and try to understand others' perspectives. It may also be helpful to challenge your own biases and assumptions, and avoid making snap judgments about people.
Becoming less judgmental takes time and effort, but some strategies include actively listening to others, seeking out diverse perspectives, and focusing on the positive aspects of people rather than their flaws. It may also be helpful to reflect on the root causes of your judgmental behavior and work on addressing them.