What will you feel if someone judges you unfairly?

Philippines
October 4, 2010 8:32pm CST
Most of time person give comment on what they see and observed. Better if the words uttered was constructive, but what will you feel if they judge you unfairly? You just walk and talk with a guy friend of yours, and they would say you're flirting with them. It really hurts, its dismaying. Why some people have that kind of thinking? Those people whos way of thinking are like that are cruel.
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10 responses
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
I guess everyone has been judged unfairly in some ways. Sometimes, we might not even know it. I have one classmate in college who said a lot of awful things about all of us in the class. She tells these stuff to her "friends" whom she backbite afterward. These kind of people are craving for attention. They cannot bring attention to themselves probably because of the lack of physical attractiveness but have the gift of talking and they make use of it. These people may also be insecure that they bring out the negativities of another so as to feel better. Sometimes, these people just do not have anything better to do but see people get hurt like they are.
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• Philippines
5 Oct 10
well these people are rude...
• Philippines
6 Oct 10
Most people are rude. Some of them just don't let you know.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
i usually get affected on those nothing-to-do people. however, as time passes, ive become mature enough to react to those commentators. usually, i dont mind them they can say whatever likewise i can do whatever. i dont let them and their comments affect me. there was this saying that goes: if people say something bad bout you, judge you as if they know you dont get affected. just think of this ---- DOGS do BARK if they dont know the person! Happy mylotting and God bless!^^
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• Philippines
5 Oct 10
I know myself more than they do, and people who knows me knows the truth! :P
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
exactly..thank you for the insights.. i do agree with you.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
I experienced that last year. My good friend of mine judges me unfairly. It is hurts, but this is what he judged me. I try not to be affected but everytime I think of it I feel bad at him.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
yeah..it also happened to me last six years ago..same with you i still feel bad about it. but i forgiven that person already
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
As one friend told me, we cannot really control others on how they see us, how they think of us, and how they say unto us. What we can control is ourselves. People are too fast in making a conclusive judgment but fails to analyze the situation. If I am judged unfairly, then I would feel sad because I believe that nobody is happy when they are judged unfairly. If that happens, I can just pray for those who judged me unfairly and it's God who will judge them for what they have done. Blessing to you!
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• Philippines
5 Oct 10
YEAH! but i was just very sad for a young friend of mine. as a person i know her a lot and real she. we've been together in the same house for a years. and yesterday she was crying coz someone told her that she influenced her friend to flirt. where in fact that girl is the one who's love flirting.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
people are entitled to their own opinion, however if someone judges me unfairly and expresses it to me in confidentiality, well, i will tell them my own version if they listen. If they will not give me chance to explain and insist on what they believe i have done, well, to "###" with them. i cannot help it if they are narrow-minded as to interpret something out of an ordinary or innocent action. i will not change to please them nor try to appease them by explaining to them. there are people who are just like that and if you will change who you are just to change their opinion or judgment of you, well, that would not be in my calendar, anytime. If we live by according to the rules of the judgment of other people, we would not have a happy life that's for sure.
• Philippines
6 Oct 10
two thumbs up! you're right!
• China
5 Oct 10
If someone judge me unfairly, I may feel aggrieve at what they consider me as,but I won't dispute with them unless it is nessary to do so. A lot more time I would like to ignore them and show others the real me. I like to let the truth tell rather than be eager to clarify myself. But it does very tough process to my heart, so I prefer no one will misunderstand me.
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@prinzcy (32322)
• Malaysia
5 Oct 10
Hmm, honestly, I don't really care what others think of me. We can't control what people think or say. Usually they'll see the bad things more than the goodness that we show. So it's better not to let that get to you. If a guy friend think I am flirting by talking, then he's sadly pathetic. He's not worth your time to be worry about.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
I've been judged unfairly. I slapped him til he cried. I'm not proud of it but i know i'll regret it if i didn't do something like that. Sometimes, being physical is the only way to gain respect.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
got you're point.. well i've done it before also. but after that moment i cried so much coz after a long months i hold my temper. it exploded for just a minute on that day. maybe that's being person. sometimes if its too much, you must also show them what you feel.
@Sanitary (3968)
• Singapore
5 Oct 10
So be it. Since that's what they saw, we can't undo it. There's always this saying, "seeing is believing". So they are applying it to reality. If that saying is not true, why would judges trust the words of witness before sentencing one to jail or punishments? It's a matter of time before they understand the real us. If they claimed to be our friends, best friends of even loved ones, they should trust their faith in us and not via what they saw.
• Indonesia
5 Oct 10
Hi Blue_Raine I think if we get in justice that in painful thing, and i think that's humane. But in reality we often see injustice around us.What may make, yes we should gracefully.
• Philippines
5 Oct 10
hmmmmmmmmmmm.... ok got your point.