Quotes About Judgment

No matter how you decide to act or how good you try to live it, others are always going to talk sh.., criticize and have their own opinion about your life... But always remember that only God can judge you...

Do what you feel in your heart to be right, for you'll be criticized anyway.

No matter what you do, someone will always talk about you. Someone will always question your judgement. So just smile and make choices you can live with.

You shouldn't let other people's opinions affect what you do in life.

Love me? Great. Hate me? Even better. Think I'm ugly? Don't look at me. Don't know me? Don't judge me. Think you know me? You have no idea.

The world may judge you negatively for your deeds, but being true to yourself is better than being a liar just to impress everyone...

Fed up with people talking about two faced people. Excuse me but you are being two faced talking about them. We are all two faced. Drop it.

Nobody is perfect and nobody deserves to be perfect. Nobody has it easy, everybody has issues. You never know what people are going through. So pause before you start judging, criticizing or mocking others. Everybody is fighting their own unique war...

Before you judge me. Walk a mile in my shoes.

Its pretty f*cked up to judge someone on something they can't change.

Im not angry at you. I'm angry at myself. I'm angry I went against my better judgement and opened my heart to someone who cant be trusted.

They think you're crazy, and sad. They think you're weird, and mad. They call you stupid, and worthless, tell you that you're not worth it. But in someone's eyes, you are perfect.

Some people would always want to tell us who we are, without even taking time to know us. Let them keep guessing while we keep living.

There's a difference between being yourself and being your stereotype. When people I've never met say I should act more like myself, I feel like they're really saying 'act more like how I stereotype you to be, so I can feel comfortable.'

Anybody can give their opinion about you, but only your actions determine who you really are. Take a good look at your reflection if you don't like what you see change it.

People will judge you no matter what, so be who you are and what you want to be. Don't worry about what anybody else thinks.

The worse thing you can ever do to yourself is to be ashamed of being you just because of what other people will think...that's a suicide to your existence.

When you spend too much time concentrating on everyone else's perception of you, or who everyone else wants you to be, you eventually forget who you really are. So don't fear the judgments of others; you know in your heart who you are and whats true to you.

M. de Charlus and M. de Sidonia had each of them immediately detected the other's vice, which was in both cases that of soliloquising in society, to the extent of not being able to stand any interruption. Having decided at once that, in the words of a famous sonnet, there was 'no help,' they had made up their minds not to be silent but each to go on talking without any regard to what the other might say.

We consider it innocent to desire, and heinous that the other person should do so.

It was not that Madame Santeuil's moral values had altered, but only her view of the moral values of others.

The question isn't, as for Hamlet, to be or not to be, but to be one of them or not to be one of them. You're one, my uncle Charlus is one. What d'you expect? I've never liked all that, it's not my fault.

Moreover, I realised that life can be considered commonplace in spite of its appearing so beautiful at particular moments because in the former case one judges and underrates it on quite other grounds than itself, upon images which have no life in them.

To remain blind to what is false in the claims of the individual called Germany, to see justice in every claim of the individual called France, the surest way was not for a German to lack judgment and for a Frenchman to possess it but for both to be patriotic.