This I believe, as people it is human nature to judge. Whether it is judging food by the look, to judging book covers, to judging other people. It's human nature to judge. Being me I have judged things numerous times, I do it a lot actually but I want to become better. Growing up I have seen people and have said to myself "that person doesn't look very nice" or "what's he wearing?". But I was taught not to judge growing up. Like the famous saying "don't judge a book by its cover" my parents, and my church would show videos of people judging. One thing I have loved doing while growing up was skateboarding! I don't skate anymore but when I was younger it was a huge hobby of mine but many things I remember about going to skateparks was how I thought how mean the kids were. I remember this specific time when I was just doing my own thing, and I saw this kid skate by and I thought to myself "he looks like a jerk" he dressed completely different from me he had a black T-shirt with some writing on it like a band, and he had ripped grey jeans. Anyways I remember thinking that to myself just by the way he looked. So the day went on and I was skating around and I ran over a rock and fell right on the floor. If you have ever skated you would know that a pebble on the ground is the devil to any skater. After …show more content…
I'm not saying I never judge I mean of course I do but I don't judge as much as I used to when I was younger. Me, I was awful about that. If I can get better anyone can. I was recently at sandstone a skatepark with my friends just hanging out and a lot of the people there we're actually very friendly and talked to us about a lot of things, and well we made new friends just by them being friendly. And honestly they don't look like people that would be very friendly, but the were. Yes, I did judge them when we we're there and I'm not