Based on her facial expression, when our cat does that, she's judging us! (And it may be silent, but the effect is PROFOUND.)I judge the cat every time she doesn’t cover up her poo.
Yes! Hand gestures and allI judge some drivers when I'm out on the road, but I'm not so silent about it in my car where no one can hear me
That’s a completely valid reason to judge someone. I have one of those too. Makes me nuttyA friend of mine likes her own Facebook posts and comments. I haven't said anything to her but I do silently judge. This has been really bugging me so it's nice to finally tell someone.
This can be horrible. Please do NOT compare losing a pet with a family member.People who say the worst things to someone grieving or in mourning
Smokers... they have no respect for anyone's property.
I do understand where you're coming from, but I also feel that a LACK of judging or any reasonable expectation of decent, respectful behavior in society is what is driving so much ugly, "all about me - who cares about you" selfish, nasty attitudes and actions these days. Not that long ago, people acted more decently and respectfully in public - because society wouldn't tolerate anything less. Whether it's kids screaming at the top of their lungs and ruining other guests' meals (and parents thinking it's cute or no big deal) to people talking loudly and using their phone during a film or theatre performance...to things far worse, it seems like today, anything goes and too bad if you don't like it.Doesn’t change the fact that it is a horrible human trait. Horrible.
Count me in for grammar & spelling.
And where we live I hear "I seen" instead of "I saw" way too often. DH even says it sometimes. Drives me up a wall.
People that let their little kids become obese. They are setting that kid up for a lifetime of trouble.
Along those lines I also think you did something wrong if your kid only eats 5 things and can't name a vegetable.