Quotes Judgemental Novels & Stories

"You're not even ashamed that you're working for a killer. I guess you're birds of the same feathers." He grinned wickedly at me. "I'm probably better than all the people in your family. You've been a stripper since time immemorial. Do you know what that says about you?" He replied to me and I felt very bitter that he was just judging me without any foundation or basis for it. It was the worst thing that anyone could do to a person that they'd never met before in their lives.

Judy pouted and said with disappointment. Willie looked at her strangely and asked, “Why do you think so?” “Think about it. He has such a high IQ, so his head must be very big. Maybe he looks like an alien. I’m so sad.” She then started sobbing. The others were looking helpless. At this moment, the four of them fell into despair. But at this moment, the voice of the Death Judge sounded again.

It was common knowledge. "So you mean that it was hearsay." "No, I...people wouldn't have been talking about it if it wasn't true." Jason's face darkened as his brows pulled together and he fixed a stern look at Ann. "Ms Ann, you must understand that you cannot judge a person's character based on hearsay. It would be very improper if you made such accusations against Ms Cruz based on what you heard from others. It's even more concerning that you used that to deny her a position that she deserved."

I stick my fingers out and waves in front of his face and says's, " How many fingers are these?" " What?" " I'm just checking, if you're vision is good because you can't heard me but you can see me right," " I apologize, I was thinking something and couldn't got what were you trying to say." " Nevermind, I know people like you would always treats a woman like me." " Excuse me, What do you mean?" " You knew, what I meant to say." " You are extremely judgmental." " No, I am not! I am not judgmental. I am just speaking the truth."

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."

It broke the mood like a hand through a curtain. He had a laugh that came out like someone hadn't been using it in a while....hoarse but honest. "You don't have to act like you don't want company," I told him, then wished I hadn't. People hate being told what they feel. He looked at me with something that connected with an insult. "I'm fine with one person judging me quietly." "Good," I said. "I'm a generous judge." He rolled his eyes. "Generous? You're practically sainting yourself."

His words stung. "I once read an article saying that a guy and one of his friends took a boat together. He said to his friend that he's shit. His friend listened and laughed. He replied to the guy and said that he was a diamond in his eyes. Do you understand? You can only make judgments about people after knowing who you are. And in my eyes, you are wise," she responded. "What is it?" "Nothing. I'm hanging up." "You dare to hang up?" Joseph threatened.

Or patronizing her? Jessie knew she was torturing herself out of habit. The goddess said they’re correct as a couple, and running this pack together. But it’s hard to change. This was Jessie’s reaction to those who judged her harshly. Her own self-judgement was no less harsh. It became second nature for Jessie to become defensive. Or apologize to these people. “Oh… Oh, I guess you’re right.”

I said, tilting my head like I was trying to remember if he had called me useless too or if that was just implied. “I remember,” he said, eyes steady on mine. “And I was wrong.” I scoffed. “You think a button down and some manners suddenly make you less of a judgmental ass and a real man?” He let out a short, honest laugh. “No. I think trying makes me less of one.”

He has to through all of that~ ~It must be painful~ ~Caden, be strong~ ~Caden, hang in there~ ~I’m going to burn down the judo club, seriously~ And there are many comments just like this in there. I am sick of these supporting me even when I am in the wrong place. I just don’t understand why should they be so much biased. The guy who needed to be pitied and supported is that judo guy. That guy did nothing wrong at all. But then, suddenly an anonymous comment catches my attention. It’s not a positive comment but it’s a malicious one. ~That’s what he deserves. Caden deserves to rot in hell. I’m glad the judo guys did that. He is nothing but a live monster and it’s better to get away from the s