We’ve MOSTLY all experienced this: You are walking your grocery cart to the drop-off space, and you see someone hopping in their car and just leaving their cart in the middle of the parking lot. You roll your eyes, right?
People online are talking about the things they “silently judge” other people for. Here are the highlights:
1. Not respecting the school bus. It can be annoying and slow you down, but kids’ safety is very important.
2. People who dominate conversations and don’t let you express yourself.
3. Men who wear baseball caps inside, especially when dining.
4. People who criticize others for doing what they themselves do. Like, a gossip complaining about someone else’s gossiping.
5. Someone said, “I secretly judge people for being so judgy . If it’s not hurting people, planet, or property, let it go.” (These two back-to-back are a fun combination. Why judge people for being judgy, if you could let it go?)
6. People who walk their dogs off leash. Mostly in public situations, like on sidewalks and at parks.
7. Similarly, Parents letting kids run wild in certain public places. Like restaurants, movie theaters, supermarkets, and shops. (And that’s coming from a PARENT who loves and works with kids.)
8. People who get pushy and unnecessarily crowd others when flying, both before boarding, especially when it’s not your turn to line up, and also when waiting to deplane.
9. Talking loudly on their cell phone. It’s not JUST people using speaker-phone . . . it’s unnecessarily loud conversations in indoor or intimate spaces.
10. A person driving too slowly on a two-lane highway.
11. Not voting and bragging about that fact.
12. Someone said, “Not putting tissue paper in gift bags totally irks me. If you’re gonna wrap a gift, do it right. Just throwing it into an empty plain gift bag is lazy and thoughtless.” (???) (I GUESS I agree, but I would’ve never cared enough to think of something like that.)
(Buzzfeed)
