Essay On What Matters To Me

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Something that matters to me is that people need know who people really are before they judge others. This means that people judge people too quickly and don’t get to know them. They think that people are weird or stupid without getting to see who their true personality is, this is because of looks and speech. Some other reasons are that people judge people is that if you see someone with tattoos and who is a guy and wears all black, some people are quick to judge that that person is a bad person. An example is that my youth group leaders brother was sitting in church and he had tattoos and piercings and some snotty rich people moved away from him just because of this. He got judged by his appearance. He has never gone to a church since
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Some ways are if someone is thicker or bigger than exactly at that point they think that person eats a bunch of junk food but think of it this way they might have a sickness or disease that doesn't affect their health just there weight like Codee Yount. This is called Moreover. They jump to high conclusions of you and make decisions on people just by their appearance and what they talk like. They think that the people with different colored skin that they can’t be there friends or they aren't there family or they can’t be the people they hang out with because there parents raised them that way. That isn’t right to judge someone like they are not a person or they are any less of a person than they are. You can be Compassionate rather than judgemental. You may think that you have never been judgmental before but the truth is you probably are judgmental everyday. To people who you don’t even know or people who you do know. I know i am judgmental maybe everyday too. All I have to say is that you should think before you speak or think before you judge other people very badly. I hate when people are being terribly judgmental to others and it likes breaks me and it just kills me. It

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