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Is it right too be judge by who you are

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(@kimberlylynn)
Estimable Member     United States of America, Virginia, Richmond
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why when we are being who we are are we judge for that. Does being us make us untrustworthy? Why are we judge not for our ability but for who we are? Just because we are different does that make us not trustworthy? The reason i am posting this i have had this happen too me the other day. Has never been given the chance too show i am just  automatically assume i am untrustworthy because of who i am

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@kimberlylynn Ya know, I was actually thinking about this subject just the other day; as a ramble an idea around in my head for an Article. That said; one question, is the color red different that the color orange? Of course it is, but being different does not imply that one is better or worse than the other. They are just different. As are all humans. Another trait of the human experience is that we tend to put things in our own neat little boxes; we categorize, and yes, we make judgments on things in order to categorize them. The clear majority of the time, it is good and without malice. Unfortunately, the ability to judge with malice is also one of humanities least endearing traits. One that seems to be learned through our environment and upbringing. Learned behavior is what we are taught, at a point in time where we probably don't know much better. And one that is very difficult to unlearn; if not impossible. Equally as hard, is our ability to recognize that, overlook that, and forgive them. If you have that trait, then you are one blessed person. And hey, now I don't have to write the Article. LOL. Hugs

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@michellelarsen1 true and why not i'm sure you have more too add too it 

hugs kimberly

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@kimberlylynn You know me too well.... LOL

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@kimberlylynn no one has the right to judge, but they do. 

 

ones appearance, performance, social life, the list goes on. 

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@jillleanne true give the person the chance they deserve 

 

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Very bad, Kimberly .Sometimes I think of those who judge that way it is because their intelligence is not enough for them to advance on some issues.. It only works for them until they notice differences. Then they get scared and discriminate a priori. This affects us and makes us angry. Everything would be simpler if they allowed everyone to demonstrate their ability instead of prejudging.

Gisela

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(@kimberlylynn)
Estimable Member     United States of America, Virginia, Richmond
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very true don't judge the book by it's cover 

 

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(@kimberlyshaw)
Trusted Member     United States of America, Pennsylvania, Montco
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I think that it's just the way some people deal with something different than they are used to. Unfortunately we are misunderstood by many and sometimes people don't know how to interact with us. Then you'll get in a situation that they might feel I don't even want to deal with this. So you'll get the negativity, either to make you go away or in their mind "change you back to normal". So in these situations I always try to take the higher road. Just be yourself and be proud of who you are. Finish the task you were doing as long as it's safe. For the ones that think we are untrustworthy, just do your best and show them you are no different than anyone else. If their minds are set and nothing changes it's time to look for another avenue to go down. Noone said this journey was going to be easy, but it's how we proceed that will make a difference. So hold your head high, don't change being you, and just try to make each day better. 

Hugs

Kimberly 

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(@alexispw)
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Sorry Kimmie that you had to experience and go through that . never a good feeling , but don't let someone's else faults hamper who you are sweetie . 

 

Alexis 

 

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@alexispw ty it was rough for a couple of days hugs

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Trans Heart

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