Why Is Weeds Important?

If you look up the definition of weeds, Penn State Extension would give you many different meanings behind the word, such As, “a plant out of place and not intentionally sown, a plant growing where it is not wanted,” and many more. No matter what definition was used, weeds are plants, none the less. No matter how bad they might be for others growing with them or how different they may be, they are still plants among the flowers and the trees. People, in some aspect, are the same way. There are good people, and those who choose to cause harm. In the end, we are all are human. What that means is that we all have a chance of meeting others and gaining friendships from this. It is important to get to know someone before forming a solid opinion on them because everyone is fighting their own battles, you can open your mind to new ideas, cultures, and people, and the best relationships start as friendships. So why not? Everyone is going through a fight of their own, something that is tearing them up inside. But, a smile can make all …show more content…
It is known by many that being judgmental “is an essential survival trait of our species.” We need to decide the differences between right and wrong people, and the ones who do or do not qualify as our partners, friends, etcetera.. However, we have seemed to forget that there is a difference between good judgment and bad judgment. Good judgement can be told from whether or not the person is dangerous or can can cause harm in someone, whereas bad judgement is based on our own ego and who we consider worthy enough to include in our lives. Quite simply put, we should push that aside and focus on what’s inside a person and not what we physically see. Everyone is a good person once you dig deep