What do you the most judgemental about?

[Anonymous]

I judge people who write they're instead of their, their instead of there, who's instead of whose, its instead of it's.

I judge people who don't know a second language, barely know how to spell in their own language and yet make fun of immigrants who don't speak immaculate English.

I judge enablers and condescending people always making excuses for other people's mistakes and/or bad behavior (usually children or people they identify with.)

I judge people who think they can't say no to a 6 year old and instead try to "distract" them from what they want so they don't get upset.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I judge people who curse. the only explanation I can think of is a poor vocabulary.

I judge people that use "replacement" words for curses and use silly words in their place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I judge people who curse. the only explanation I can think of is a poor vocabulary.

I judge people that use "replacement" words for curses and use silly words in their place.

What the french toast? You don't know shickalickabingbong about my fudging life so don't judge me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I judge people who curse. the only explanation I can think of is a poor vocabulary.

I judge people that use "replacement" words for curses and use silly words in their place.

I'm not the PP, but since my toddler's at the age where he repeats things, I've cleaned up my language and am finding it surprisingly easy. I'm still able to express displeasure or anger and no, I don't say things like "Oh, fudge." I just don't curse.

exactly. when I hear someone curse I immediately assume they are uneducated or raised poorly. sad. and even worse to expose that to your children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Re:What do you the most judgemental about?

Posts about judging others that have grammatically incorrect subject lines.

Judge not, lest ye....

Lol you read my mind....

What do you eh do you...judgmental do you....

[Anonymous]

Curses are words just like any other words. They have meaning.

To quote George Carlin, ""There are no bad words, only bad thoughts. Bad intentions."

[Anonymous]

I judge women who have sex with their husbands less than once/week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Curses are words just like any other words. They have meaning.

To quote George Carlin, ""There are no bad words, only bad thoughts. Bad intentions."

I'm the PP who said I cleaned up my language in deference to the toddler. I agree with you. I'm not terribly uptight about obscenity, and God knows G-rated language is no assurance that you'll sound educated or well-raised. Plus, you know, there are times when only an obscenity is going to drive your point home. That said, I bristle when I hear little kids cursing. I don't think it's cute or amusing, so obviously I'd like to avoid it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I judge women who have sex with their husbands less than once/week.

And how do you know? truly curious here. trying to think how one would come by this information...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I judge women who have sex with their husbands less than once/week.

And how do you know? truly curious here. trying to think how one would come by this information...

Because they tell me. I don't know why you find that to be so odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I secretly judge formula feeders. I'd never say anything though. Don't bother with the explanations, PLEASE! We've all heard about reason and your right and your personal choice yadda yadda yadda.

I am so happy that it BUGS you so much!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People who misspell judgment and judgmental and misuse whose and who's.

aren't both spellings acceptable?

Yes. And I am judgemental of fools who erroneously correct others.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I secretly judge formula feeders. I'd never say anything though. Don't bother with the explanations, PLEASE! We've all heard about reason and your right and your personal choice yadda yadda yadda.

I judge formula feeders too. And if they used formula from the first day, I judge them more harshly. It's one of the most selfish "personal choices" there is.

And formula stinks. I gag just looking at it.

I judge those that are judgemental about things that don't affect them one bit...seriously, what difference does it make to you how I feed my kid.

Now, seeing your saggy boob, that's another story. Bleh!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I judge women who have sex with their husbands less than once/week.

And how do you know? truly curious here. trying to think how one would come by this information...

Because they tell me. I don't know why you find that to be so odd.

Because how does it come up? "Nice weather we're having - I'm enjoying the turn into Fall, and my husband and I only have sex once a week"

[Anonymous]

I judge people who talk bad about someone behind their backs for half an hour and then, at the end, say "God bless her" or "Bless his heart" like that's going to erase all the previous bashing.