thepeaguy
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Joined: Sep 01, 2005
Posts: 497
Location: Bristol, UK
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 Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 1:25 pm Post subject: |
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I know that every human being on this planet are judgemental at various degrees -- minor or major -- and those who say that they aren't judgemental aren't human and are lying to themselves.
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Its not a good thing either. |
How does the human individual assert themselves without judging others, then? It's impossible.
So, no matter how tolerant you may think you are of others, everyone has a limit. |
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ramsamsam
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Joined: Oct 25, 2005
Age: 24
Posts: 365
Location: UK
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I find it quite hard to comprehend this devide in which some people seem to draw between those who are NT or those with AS. Because surley most diagnosises of Aspergers, autism and other such neurological conditions occur later in the individuals life. So for the most part you would probably be convinced that there is in fact nothing much different in terms of brain construction than your peers?
Well at any rate I just though I was just a bit akward when it came to people.
As far as passing negative judgement, I do it all the time. If I'm walking around norwich and I see an Emo Kid I'll greet them in a sardonic manner, or at a party and there are people who pertain to the Emo subculture I may say negative things which I am thinking concerning Emo music.
I also discrimate largely on classs, I'd typically pick up on someone who originates from a middle-class (or higher) backround I'd verbally chastise them.
It's one thing that I struggle to control is my judgemental nature. |
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