Judgemental Quotes Novels & Stories

She simply looked at me, wondering what kind of answer I would give. Perhaps, in her eyes, I was someone who knew nothing about life. Someone who had only ever chased a single goal. Justice. She always said I was judgmental. But look at her. She was judging me too. I let out a quiet sigh. "No. It can change and heal as time passes. It's like an old piece of furniture that has become rusty. No matter how much time you spent with it or how well you took care of it, its durability eventually changes."

ngising pang-aasar ni Suzie na ikinatayo ni Manuela sa kinauupuan niya. "Kung ano na naman ang pumapasok sa isipan mo, wala namang masama kung i-take ko ang side ni Uno sa pagiging judgemental mo." ani ni Manuela na pigil na matawa sa reaksyon ni Suzie sa sinabi niya. "Grabe ang words boss, personalan."

Tunay ngang hindi mo makikilala ang isang tao base lamang sa kanyang mga salita at sa kanyang hitsura. I didn't want to judge Jacob on our first meeting but he made me conclude that he was also like the rest of them. Kurt's words replayed on my mind like some kind of reminder. Hindi ko maitatangging tama muli ang aking kaibigan ngayon. I kind of hated the fact that he was always right and the things I tried to do turned wrong... or maybe I just really hated myself for making bad decisions... and I didn't like to admit it.

"Choose what you want to do not what the others want you to do. This is you. It is you. So the choices will always be you." It seems like all my what ifs and questions finally received an answers. I feel kinda relieved. "Do not be afraid of being judge. That's people's nature, to get your spine out. Life is cruel, but giving up will never be an answer," she said with a bright genuine smile on her face.

manghang tanong nito. “Mukha lang akong tanga, pero magaling ako sa memorization.” “I guess, I have judged you unfairly. You’re smart. I have belittled you.” “Kasi napaka–judgmental mo.” “Sino ba ‘yong babaeng malakas ang loob manghalik ‘di naman pala marunong?” “Hoy! Akala ko ba nagkaka–amnesia ka kapag nalalasing?” “Kasalanan ko bang ‘di ka magawang kalimutan ng isip ko?”

May pagyakap at pagbeso pa itong nalalaman samantalang kahapon lang ay bugbog ang kaniyang ulo sa pambabatok nito. “May kailangan ka na naman, ’no?” Pinaningkitan niya ng mga mata ang kaibigan. Napatawa naman ito nang hilaw sabay hampas sa kaniyang braso. “Wala, ah! Masiyado ka naman judgementhol!” “Judgemental!” pagkokorek niya sa sinabi nito. “Oo na! Feeling dictionary yarn?” sarkastikong sagot naman nito.

Hindi niya pwedeng itapon lang ang trabaho kay Lucas. Many would still glare at them. People will still judge them and question their decisions. Everyone would say that they’re irrational and selfish. “... I don’t think that would do,” she muttered before she let a small and lonely smile curl on her lips. “I don’t think that’s the solution, too.”

"I don't know what kind of person he is." "I don't know what he likes." "I don't know what he hates." "I don't even know if he's capable of loving someone!" Napayuko si Mommy. Samantalang si Daddy ay napabuntong-hininga. Parang paulit-ulit na niyang iniisip ang mga sasabihin. At tila nauubusan na siya ng pasensya. "You're judging him unfairly." Napailing ako. "Am I?"

Siguro ay paranoid lang talaga ako lalo na sa isiping kapatid siya ni Calla. Am I being judgemental? Dapat ay hindi, dahil alam ko kung anong pakiramdam ng majudge. Napahinto ako sa paglalakad. I should not think this way. Totoong iniisip ko rin na puwedeng siya ang may gawa non kay mama, na tinulungan niya si Calla. But I'm being unreasonable, hindi puwedeng pagbintangan ko si Calla ng walang sapat na dahilan at sabihing ganun din ang kapatid niya, sa kadahilanang magkapatid sila.

Kahit pa sabihing hindi maganda ang naisip nila, sigurado akong nag-effort ang mga kasamahan ko para makagawa sila ng proposal na katanggap-tanggap para sa kaniya. Hindi pa nga niya nakikita, sasabihin na agad niyang basura. Grabe naman pagiging judgmental niya. Perfect ba siya? Hindi naman, ang pangit nga niya. "Are you insulting me, Miss Escalante?"