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If you think judgments are right you’re judging if you think judgments are wrong you’re judging. Either way you’re judging.
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If you use terms like toxic people, narcissists, haters, fools, evil, wicked, immoral or anything similar you’re judging. Most who talk about not judging are judging and calling it different names.
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This one guy said to me when he gets bad vibes from people he doesn’t judge them, he just avoids them. However the judgment was what caused him to label them as having bad vibes which lead to him avoiding them.
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Some people assume that this thread is against judgments and using terms like toxic people, narcissists, haters, fools, evil, wicked, immoral. But it doesn't state anything wrong with these terms. It just shows that they are judgments. I use these terms.
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Anyways let's get off that. I'm on a fresh new energy now.
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So he was giving himself bad vibes?
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Good question, I'm not sure.
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My best assumption that he probably doesn't like how they are and didn't give them a chance.
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Yes I think so too because usually a bad vibe means they can't find a specific reason why they don't like the person.
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Yea that's true they can't make up their minds.
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In my experience when I first meet someone that I get bad vibes from, it feels like a little warning telling me that I won't get on with that person and I'm best avoiding them. In a workplace I still make every effort but the bad vibes always prove to be right.
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Yes I think we should listen to our vibe. If we get a bad vibe not to go somewhere or to avoid someone we can follow it. The problem comes in when we say bad things about the person based off a vibe alone.
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