Quotes Judgemental Novels & Stories

I spoke loudly and they all went quiet to hear what I had to say, “It's either you accept J or get lost, what use are you for? J is my mate and you can fuck off if you are not comfortable with that. Who needs your permission to begin with? What assessment? Bullshit!”

For fuck's sake—what was he insinuating? "It's pretty obvious your mother's with my dad for his money, isn't it?" He suddenly spat out with not even a drop of hesitation in his voice, catching me off guard with his incredibly judgmental remark. "I can see it. Everyone can see it, including you. She's had a rough life, and now that she's got Dad wrapped around her finger, she has access to all the luxuries she never had. I mean, come on, isn't that what every woman desires?"

Jessy's words confused David who still didn't give a real explanation but instead gave words that were difficult to interpret. "Then tell me what you find funny so I can judge whether it's funny or not." Not wanting to make David even more confused, Jessy finally told him what she thought was funny. "You're great, you know how I judge about you, I mean, before I thought you were a nice guy. Even though you're not now, that doesn't mean you're a bad guy." "I often deal with many people so automatically I'm used to judging someone's personality or how someone thinks."David's relaxed demeanor provided the real explanation for how he came to possess such abilities.

"Don't mind them Charll, they're just jealous." Axel pats my back, and gives me a reassuring smile. Jealous is an understatement. I kind of feel clueless to what's going on and around. I feel like I'm judging everybody without knowing them personally, and that's terribly wrong. We are all different individuals with different personalities, so we should never judge a person by their looks or by their gestures. I've been judging everyone here. The worst part is when I don't even know them personally.

left for his cruel words and expressionless face, she would have declared him perfect in every possible ways. "I wonder if he has a girlfriend or a wife. She would be pretty bored to sleep, everytime of the day" She found her self smiling in her most unfavorable situation, but immediately snaps away from it. "It was just one mistake, was that enough to tell how unserious he thinks I am? so judgemental!" She frowns as she thinks about it in every humane way, it was unfair for her to receive such remarks from him inspite of all her efforts and devotion to her job.

“Their loss, and our gain.” “Yeah…I guess so. I knew it was a mistake.” She grabbed an bowl of ice cream and began to lick her spoon. She turned back and saw Chris staring at her heaving deep breaths. “You are simply too good for them.” Joseph said and smiled. “It isn’t that. It’s just that they are always saying to us that we always judge them, and what did they do to me? They looked at the way I was dressed and made and assumption.” “Well, you know what that means?” Amber smiled.

“Say it like what?” “As if that’s how I treat you.” “But you do.” “What?” She shifts back as if I just spat in her face. I massage my temples. “All this is coming out wrong. What I’m trying to say is that you are opinionated, and I like that. It’s just that not everyone takes well to that kind of an approach.” “I feel like you’re trying to backpedal now. First you use the word judgmental. Now you’re saying you meant opinionated. Travis, you aren’t an idiot. I think you meant judgmental, and after seeing my reaction you’ve decided to try and walk your comment back.”

Don't you know how ignorant you are? Fane's lips curled into a slight smile as he stared at the squinty-eyed man. "There's still no telling who the ignorant one is. You don't know anything, so why are you in such a hurry to judge me? Don't use your skills to judge others. If you're trash, it only proves that you're the trash. You can't just assume that everyone else is trash, too." Those words thoroughly angered the man, causing him to shoot up from his seat as he squinted at Fane.

You don't jump to conclusions when don't know a person. "If they respect you, then you should respect them. If they disrespect, you you should also disrespect them. I'm someone who cannot take nonsense, which is why I have such a bad reputation on the internet." Wow. I am such an idiot. Why did I not bother knowing who she was first before venting my anger on her? I feel so bad because I already judged a person before knowing them, which is something I was taught never to do. "I see." I laughed awkwardly, "I'm sorry for judging you. I just–"

A voice from the audience piped up, “Looks like we already know who’s taking home the prize.” “Who else but Mr. Lucas?” “The Lucas family really has it all, huh? The older generation set the bar, and now the next one seems just as remarkable. Everything comes so effortlessly to them.” Jamie’s brows knitted, and her tone grew frosty. “Effortless? You think so?” In that moment, she felt a flicker of anger toward these casual commentators. They knew nothing of Ben’s struggles or the relentless effort he poured into everything he achieved. Yet they tossed out their baseless judgments so freely.