I employ a basic philosophy - before you
judge someone, make sure that you know enough facts, and I'm not talking
about the surface details (the stuff they let everyone see); I'm
talking deep details, real information about that person so that you can
make a reasonable and informed decision. In most cases, you don't know
their whole story: where they've come from, where they've been, what
their problems are, or what worries they face. It is very important to
hold off on making any sorts of judgements until you know all the facts
related to them. Instead of judging a person, you should try to help
them, and if that doesn't seem like a reasonable option, then leave them
alone. Not knowing an individual is the most obvious reason why we
shouldn’t judge other people.
When you judge other people, you don’t define them, you are actually defining yourself.
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