Novel & Cerita Judgemental

“Wow. May baseline ka na pala ng human behavior, Mr. Psychology Minor?” “Observational patterns,” sagot niya. “Also known as judgment,” balik niya agad. “You judge people quietly. With eyebrow twitches.” Seiichi finally looked at her. “Noted.” Cesca smirked. “You know what your problem is?” “Oh, please enlighten me.” “You're emotionally constipated.” Natigilan ito. Then—he laughed. A short, real laugh. Hindi sarcastic, hindi polite. Genuine. “Wow,” aniya. “That’s a new diagnosis.”

sabi niya. "Tara na lang sa loob at nahihilo na ako sa gutom. Masarap siguro ikaw naman masyado kang judgemental," ika ni Jam. "Aba at nakapagsalita ang isang hindi judgemental samantalang kanina akala mo na kung sinong makapagsalita," pahayag nito.

Pero hindi, sabi nga ng nakararami, don't judge someone based on his way of living, at hindi ako kabilang sa society ng mga judgemental. "Gago ka ba? Ayon na nga, eh! Mas nakakatakot dahil sinali mo pa rito ang tauhan ng tatay mo!" Ayan na naman siya? Being paranoid queen again. "Stop whinning Kayle!" Gigil kong bulong. "Hindi ko naman kasi sinabing samahan niyo ako rito. Umuwi ka na kung ayaw mong madamay rito." I turned my gaze again at the café, hindi ito ganoon kalayo sa tinataguan namin.

I told him unbelievingly. He smirked at my outburst before giving me a one liner, “and you, sweetheart, judge too quickly.” That was what he said before leaving me, yet again, dumbfounded alone in an empty classroom. The nerve of that guy! Can he blame me for judging him ‘too quickly?’ Noong nakaraan, nang-uto siya ng inosenteng Amerikana tapos ngayon naman may babaeng umiiyak dahil sa kanya.