NeedToUseYou
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Joined: 12/24/2005 From: None of your business Status: offline
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I judge everything constantly. I'm not sure how anyone could function without making judgements constantly. Like someone writes you, you make a judgement about whether the person is worth contacting back based on what you are looking for and your perception of their compatiblity to you. You read a post and judge whether it merits a response. Etc... The problem isn't with judging constantly, but with thinking that others want to hear the judgement. It's a lack of control when people do that, not a fault of the basic and constant act of judging. Judging is just the act of make a best guess off available information, most people know judgements can be wrong, and thus selectively reveal them, when A one has enough info to back it up to a reasonable degree, B when it's useful to give a judgement, or C when one wants to argue. I'd actually think about whatever your friend said, well, if they know you well enough anyway. Sometimes we don't see things other people do. But of course that all depends on your judgement of her/his flakiness,intellect, wisdom, character, experience. As far as the stranger goes, well, he just wants to argue. What other point would there be? See all those judgements. LOL. and I don't know your friends the dude that contacted you or you. But I'd bet I'm right about the stranger anyway.
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