Unanswered Questions

Why Are We So Quick In Judging Others When We Are Also Not Perfect?

BY IYANDA   •   February 6, 2016   •   1 MIN READ

Is it no hypocritical of us to judge others when there is actually not a single perfect person out there—that’s the way life is, and it makes me wonder why we act this way. So the question of the day is: why are we so quick in judging others when we are also not perfect?

As human no one is infallible; which means everyone can and will make some mistakes sometime in life. If we all know this, why do we always castigate others when they make the smallest of mistakes?

How do you react to being criticized for making mistakes that are also common to every creature on earth? Is there anyone immune from making mistake in life?

We don’t give people opportunity to make mistakes and learn from them, do we? We judge them as soon as they commit errors as if we have been waiting for an opportunity to drive in the dagger deep into their temple.

So what would you do if someone decided to come hard on you over a common mistake that should have been overlooked? Do you always feel like going under when someone mocks you for making common mistakes?