Since this daily, long-running blog is titled “The Year(s) of Living Non-judgmentally,” I think it’s about time for a post about judgment.
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As we get closer to the November election, I’m experiencing judgment about other people’s judgment. I’m trying not to judge myself as I struggle for compassion.
Do you see judgment in my other images for today?
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In general, I try not to look for judgment, but I did look for “judgment” on YouTube.
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In my judgment, that’s a great TED talk.
Thanks to all who are here for this judgment post, including YOU!
I’d say don’t waste your time and energy worrying about others’ judgment of you, you can’t do anything about it and it doesn’t really matter.
You always show good judgment, beth.
i find it hard to refrain from judging people who have views that make no sense to me.
I can relate to that judgment, Debbie.
It’s everywhere we turn these days, Ann.
This is true, my friend.
When Kamala wins in a couple of weeks, I want to punish those who voted for TFG by giving them better healthcare, child tax credits, small business opportunities, and affordable housing. That’ll larn ’em!
I appreciate your judgment, Barbara!
I grew up feeling frequently judged even for things like the movies I liked. Being judged over unimportant things makes me reluctant to judge others, even over important things.
Your judgment is important, Chris.
yeah, that was a wonderful ted talk Anne! I enjoyed it very much!
I’m so glad, Carol anne!