Monday, June 14, 2004
Look In The Mirror
How quick are we to judge in others what we fail to truly see (or admit to) in ourselves? Perhaps the very reason we are so judgmental of the other person is because we (subconsciously) recognize our own weakness, and do not like what we see.
It is when we are willing to turn the mirror on ourselves and are willing to take a closer look at every detail that reflects back to us, that we will then be more "in-tune" with our true SELF! I "try" to be non-judgmental, and attempt to be accepting of everyone, until they give me reason not to be. But, there are just some people who make it difficult to offer the benefit-of-the-doubt in everyday situations. Rudeness, negativity, narrow-mindedness, racism, bigotry, prejudices, elitism, self-centeredness, blatant attempts at evoking pity and/or attention, hypochondriacs, and a laundry-list of other "bad traits" do not rank high on my tolerability meter. I've never been one to judge on superficial things such as race, sex, age, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or other such "labels" that are so easily tossed about and used to pigeon-hole people. My "judging," if you will, comes when faced with negative (and offensive) personality traits, not genetic or chosen associations. I consider myself quite a tolerable person, overall. I only wish more people could be the same way. current mood: Hectic (a BUSY week ahead!) current music: Cafe Jazz (c) 2004 A Southern Belle's Life I'm a Member of the: << # Bitch Club ? >> BlogRollin' other WebRing Members: Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Alabama Crimson Tide Football BlogHop.com!
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