For me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally adores hunting and fighting.
All sane and rational people judge, it’s how we as humans decide whether or not we like someone, whether or not we can trust someone, whether or not we agree with someone, whether or not a situation is safe, whether or not we allow someone into our lives, etc. Unfortunately, many people only look at the word “judgement” in a negative light. There is also positive judgement. Look at your relationships with the various people you’ve known throughout your entire life. Think of the ones you view favorably, or have viewed favorably at one point. There are things about those people, coupled with things about you, that lead you to accept of reject their interactions in your life. That’s judgement. You made and continually make decisions to like, love, tolerate, pay attention to, believe, talk with, spend time with, laugh with, play with certain people, all based on your judgement. You also use judgement to protect yourself. If Randy D invites you to a weekend at the no-tell motel off the interstate on the scuzzy part of town, you politely decline and let him revel solo in his depravity. By your judgement, it’s not a wise move to go with him. On the other hand, if you decide you do want to participate in something similar to that with another person besides Randy D, you’re using your judgement also.
We all judge, we do it daily and/or several times daily. There nothing wrong with being judgmental.
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Even as a young child, the average person begins to form the ability to judge others and judge situations before logic is fully incorporated into the brain. The simple scent of one’s mother or her voice or her heartbeat can be signals of safety, comfort, security, love, etc. Judgement sometimes even defies logic, yet its outcome can still be rewarding. The act of judging and the quality of applying logic both increase gradually as a child grows, sometimes it takes many years, even a decade or two, before both are honed to sharpness, and some people never master either one very well.
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