Rite 2 have an opinion

guys ever wondered if ppl r really rite 2 have their opions???#

wh@ if th@ opinion could b classed as a judgement n as they say no1 is in a position 2 judge xcept god.

so do u guys think an opion can b classed as judging???

heres a scenerio

a gurl is keen 2 have a career but the society she lives in is a very opinionated n she ends up fallin in love but when ppl give her an opinion of what they think it sounds as if they r judging

so ppl cant judge but can give their opinion which still sounds like a judging so do u guys think ppl r allowed 2 give an opinion wid out actually judging

Having an opinion is perfectly fine . Infact if you don't have your own opinion about anything , and just say yes to everything to what people say . What does that make you ??? A person without a personality .

BUT having an opinion and being opioniated are different . Having an opinion means you capable to think on your own. But being opinionated means you are so rigid that you refuse to listen to and respect any one else's point of view . Being so bullish about your opinion often makes you a bit of a unpopular person . Because no one likes some one opiniated.

We often get people who join a debate and hold their opinion so true and the best that they are downright showing dis-respect to other people's thought. Its important to realise ,having an opinion is fine . Often are opinions are based on our experiences. But what makes that opinion correct???? Why not open your mind to others opinion to?

u ave right to ur opinion if u can base it on facts

u can give ur opinion but judging is like u r commenting on there decesion..whether they r rite or wrong..........u know...........so i think judging is differetn than opinion 😊

Giving Opinion iz really wht I appreciate

A judgment is a "opinion given after careful deliberation". It is strongly based on facts. An opinion unsupported by facts cannot be called a judgement.

Yes, there are people who are mule-headed when it comes to giving their opinions, even if those opinions are unsupported factually. Or perhaps their facts in themselves are questionable.

But, then again, maybe it is we who are judgmental. We (the majority) think that a certain set of facts are correct and refuse to acknowledge another person's (the minority's) judgment.

Overall, I think we have the right to be judgmental if we have facts. Whether they are right or wrong is a matter of perception.