You Don T Judge Me Cause I Got Issues Novels & Stories

I grumbled back. "You trust me, right?" She asked, her voice calm and soothing. "You know I do. " I affirmed. "And you know I have never judged you, right?" "Hey" I called sharply. "You have judged me in the past." I called out. "Oh, when you gave yourself a haircut last year? I judged you rightly, and you know that" She replied and I smiled, recalling that memory. "But I don't judge and you know that" She added and I smiled with a nod.

“I’m looking out for you.” “No, you’re judging me.” My throat is tight, but I push through. “You’ve always judged me, ever since I messed up that debate, or didn’t get into that school, or didn’t follow whatever checklist you made up in your head. You think I don’t know that?” “I never said you had to be perfect.” “You never had to,” I snap. “You just made it really fucking clear when I wasn’t.” He stares at me and for once, he doesn’t have a comeback ready.

God the nerve of is guy is beyond words! "Yes! Who wouldn't get mad? I'm offended! You don't know who I am so stop judging me! I didn't even complain about how the people around here look and act in this freak house! I didn't complain about how your friends are treating and making fun of me! You never heard a word from me saying bad stuff about you nor the people around here and yet you try to act like you know who I am!" I screeched.

make it make sense! It is so easy for people to judge others, because it is the easiest way out! It's so easy to ask why they didn't speak up or why they didn't ask for help, instead of actually asking what was wrong! Ask yourself, did you ever give off the vibe that you could be approached? it's easier to blame graves because they do not speak, than confront people because they actually have voices

he points out. “Okay, it is. But not in a bad way,” I try to explain. He nods once. “I just…” I run a hand through my hair. “They don’t know anything. Not really. They think I’m still… figuring things out. Keeping things simple.” “And I’m not simple,” he states. I almost laugh. “No. You’re not.” A moment passes between us. “They’re going to judge you,” I warn him. “I figured,” he says evenly.

“Trust me, the way I interrogate people is much less pleasant.” “I don't doubt it is,” I muttered. There was a beat of silence. “You don't seem to enjoy my company, do you?” I had to bite my tongue, resisting blurting out what I truly thought about his company. It took me a moment before I drew a deep breath and said, “Let's say that some of your questions make me uncomfortable.” He huffed out a laugh. “Because you don't want to tell me the truth?” I shook my head. “No. Because I don't know how I should answer them.” I exhaled slowly and walked toward him. “Truthfully, I don't know what Kaan sees in me, but he enjoys my company, and I enjoy his. That's it.”

Chris' voice carried a trace of wounded pride. "Isn't that it?" I retorted. "Or is it because you've really fallen for me? Didn't you tell me to stop bothering you and go find someone else?" "I... Fiora, are you trying to drive me mad?" Chris' face was filled with anger. "That was just a joke. I was angry at the time." "You're a man, so you should take responsibility for your words." I couldn't help but roll my eyes and added, "We should sever our mate bond as soon as possible."

“It’s what he said.” My chest tightened. “You’re lying.” “Am I?” “Yes.” Theo pushed himself off the counter and took a slow step toward me. “And yet he stayed.” Silence filled the restroom. I could hear my own breathing. “You don’t get to judge me,” I said quietly. Theo stopped a few feet away. “I’m not judging you.” “Then what are you doing?” He looked straight into my eyes. “Pointing out that maybe the problem isn’t everyone else.”

“Don’t go , stay “ I won’t judge you for what you have done baby , no one is perfect and I know that you lied to me of which you are already feeling guilty about but I haven’t been the best friend to you either so I am not going to judge over it . I’m not going to be among those who would drag you all over the ground and condemn you to what you would never become . I want you to know that regardless of what happens today , I am going to stand here and tell you that I support you with my fucking life and I meant it when I said that .

“You want control. You walk in here, take over everything, and suddenly you’re judging everyone’s choices.” “That’s not true.” “It is,” I insisted. “And I won’t let you do this. I won’t let you tear us apart.” His eyes darkened. “You think I’m the problem.” “I know you’re causing problems,” I replied. “Nicole—” “No,” I cut him off. “You don’t get to say my name like that. Not when you’re standing there acting like you don’t know what you’re doing.” I took a breath, trying to steady myself. “Liam has his flaws. I know that. But he’s been there for me. He helped me when I needed it. He didn’t judge me. He didn’t make me feel small.”