Why People Need To Be Judged

Who are you? Who am I? We are different, but we get judged, every day, every hour, every minute people judge you, on your appearance, on your style, on your attributes. Yet they don’t even know you. It is proven that in the first few moments of meeting someone, we form an opinion of them. Our society's biggest downfall is that we define people on stereotypical judgements. One of the clearest examples in today’s society is Donald Trump. He claims to ban all Muslims to enter the USA. That is a stereotypical

background on the pageant world and how there will always be people that agree and some that disagree with pageants. The pageant world either makes a woman feel powerful in the world or make her feel powerless because of pageants. Beauty pageants help you win scholarships, to get back into the community, and to engage in public service. People take beauty pageants as sexist, but if there are girl only sports and those sports are not sexist, then why are pageants being labeled as sexist. Being that some

American culture has become troubled in deciding what characteristics make a person beautiful and how that correlates to how people treat them. Is it the external features, such as a person’s hair, eyes, complexion, or how someone dresses? Is it about internal qualities, such as intelligence, loyalty, or patience. Is it about more personal aspects such as person’s race, gender, abilities or sexual orientation? Is it a mixture of all these things or none at all? It also comes into consideration about

Carl Gustav Jung was a famous Swiss psychiatrist that once simply said: “Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge”. To clarify, we as humans have this constant need to know everything about everything; to understand something is to think in every aspect; who, what, when, when, where, and why. Consequently, people judge because making assumptions about who an individual is, is way more efficient than actually getting to know the person. It is said to never judge a book by its cover, but

American social consideration on external vs internal characteristics American culture has become troubled in deciding what characteristics make a person beautiful and how that correlates to how people treat them. Is it the external features, such as a person’s hair, eyes, complexion, or how someone dresses? Is it about internal qualities, such as intelligence, loyalty, or patience. Is it about more personal aspects such as person’s race, gender, abilities or sexual orientation? Is it a mixture

an unavoidable matter. Why do we hate being judged by others? It goes without saying that nobody likes to be judged. Yet, we all constantly make snap judgements of each other. It’s an automatic human nature to criticize other people. It thought to be a survival mechanism; We cannot function properly without making judgements. A person would feel immobilized if they were unable to criticize others for whatsoever. Although, we all like to believe that we’re not judgmental people, however, when someone

Everyone in the world thinks to be athletic and good looking you need to have a muscular body. This is not the case as people come in all different shapes and sizes. This is the same thing as the breast which Natalie Angier talks about in her essay The Story of the Breast. The breast like muscles come in all different shapes and sizes. Nobody is made the same and women shouldn’t be judged about their breast size, while men shouldn’t be judged on how muscular they are. The other pieces that will be mentioned

around in this world and noticed people are judged on how they are viewed and by their actions. Also people are viewed by what they wear. Identity has been taking very seriously in the last decade causing many deaths around the world. Or people will hurt themselve instead of taking their life. Also Identity has caused many people to dropout or not come to school often because they were scared or weren't wearing what other people were wearing. So don't judge people because it kills and ends future

everywhere you go, everything you do is being observed and judged. Imagine walking into a store and having someone watch your every movement thinking that you’re going to steal an item, or reveal a bomb from under your clothes. Imagine being mocked and judged because you're "different". Black, white, brown Everywhere you go, everywhere you look, there is always somebody different. Racism is a big issue in our society today, we judge people for just who they are at least once a day and sometimes we

Have you ever been judged before for the smallest and unimportant things you can imagine? Or maybe you have seen others getting judged for the way they act or dress. On September 16, at James Giles School 7th and 8th graders were having lunch and recess. The students were having a good time talking playing games and eating lunch naturally having a good time. A group of 7th grade girls were talking and suddenly another girls joined them. The girls that joined them was their friend because they would