Poor Judgement Synonym Novels & Stories

"Judge Hart, let's be frank. There's enough money here for you to live comfortably for the rest of your life. And if money isn't what you want, I can offer other things. A bright future, for example. "In our family, every generation has only one daughter. Scarlett is the treasure of our entire family. I won't let anything happen to her." ... "Paloma Hart, you don't have any powerful connections, yet somehow you became a judge at such a young age. Who knows how many men you've slept with behind the scenes to get where you are? Don't pretend you're some kind of saint in front of me. "I tried being reasonable, but you refused to listen. Once you've offended our family, don't expect a happy endi

she spoke earnestly, resisting the urge to hold his face in her hands. Her statement sparked fury within him. They all say they don't judge but they do. Every single one of them do. Shanice judged him for being poor and betrayed him in the worst possible way. His dad never forgets to tell him what a big disappointment he was for him. Everyone judge. He jerked his hands free and narrowed his eyes at her.

The door opens drawing my attention and I looked up, ah, well if it isn’t the adulteress. I do a mental face palm at the word, I can’t believe I just called someone that even in my head, it’s… mean and unlike me. Fuck. And I can’t believe I just used the f-word. What is wrong with me? I never judged people based on their life choices, I don’t know what they’ve been through. And judging was just wrong period.

Anger was visible in his eyes when my sight met his. "You know what, I didn't expect that you are no different from those judgemental shitheads out there. Instead of being grateful because although the world is getting worst than ever, there are still people who chose to be kind and helpful to those who are in need, you go thinking bad about them. Instead of receiving appreciations, people who chose to be kind receives unfair judgements from the likes of you." "And you know what's worst? Those people who judge us unfairly were the ones who didn't make even a single effort to help others. All you know is to judge and accuse baselessly. Hypocrites."

"Look, your clothes are dirty like that. If you need money, why don't you tell me? To collect trash like this-" "Sorry, I'm not someone who was born rich like you. This is how I make money, I'm really sorry for trashing your precious house. I'm so sorry!" She said. Her face sunk, her pride shattered as she realized how humiliating she was. "Why do you always say annoying things like that? Is that how you judge someone? By their wealth? By their greatness, is that it?" "Yes, exactly!" "Is that so? Ok, I understand. Maybe you and I live in different ways, but to be honest, I really hate it when someone judges me based on what I have. Really, I thought you were different, but you're just the sa

Then without waiting for his reply, agad ko ng nilisan ang lugar na'yon while they were still unable to decode my words. Such an idiotic and ignorant judge. You say ignorance is a 'bliss'? Tsk tsk, I think 'disgrace' is the right word for that.

As if a bucket of water was poured down, the ladies' expressions turned sour. "Wait a minute," the guy excused while getting his phone. "I have a dictionary application here," he said then browsed at his phone screen. "These are the synonyms of the word dumb. It says: fool, stupid, idiot and gullible." He stopped for a moment. Next, he looked alternately at Almond and the other girls. "What should I do?" He heaved a sigh. "I don't think these words are enough to describe the other girls. What about? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm... Ahh! What about..." Before he uttered his last words, the smile on his face disappeared, "BRAINLESS?" He uttered in cold tone while poring at Freesia and the other women.

Jen said sounding so annoyed at the thought of it, her shoulder shiver as she said “as if, I’ll ever consider such a low life" “hey, I know he’s way older than you but I think he’s a good man, am not saying you should date him, just saying you shouldn’t use such adjectives to qualify a person” Amber said looking rather sad her friend would describe such a sweet man as a low life “Erm hello, Amber if he’s such a good person why would he be wishing me bad by telling me he likes me, that’s like bringing down my value" Jen said shaking her head “oh, come on, how could a simple word like that being down your value" Amber said tapping Jen light on her shoulder

she asked, her voice taking on a sharp, almost aggressive edge, "would a poor, impoverished person like yourself think you deserve to sit in a classy place like that?" The words landed like a slap. Poor, impoverished person. She saw me, and she judged me, not on my intentions, but on my appearance, my perceived status. The familiar sting of being looked down upon, of being deemed unworthy, washed over me. It was the same condescension I’d faced from Donald’s associates, amplified by a cold, unfeeling judgment.

He said it like it was a dirty word. “He’s a good person,” I insisted, hearing the pathetic desperation in my own voice. “He wouldn’t…” “Good people make poor judgments every day, Miss Hart,” Higgins said, her voice dripping with condescension. “His judgments were clearly appalling. And yours, I’m afraid, were equally lacking.” The tears were right there, burning behind my eyes. I blinked hard, refusing to let them fall. Crying would just make me look like the helpless little girl they already thought I was.