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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: krystal_watz



Going by that same logic, there's nothing wrong in judging someone too. It's really ideally nobody's business who I should judge---it's my sole prerogative.

Innit?⭐️



As long as you have the sense to keep your judgement to yourself, I guess it is.

It's when you open you gob and spill out your prejudices - because that's what a judgement really is, isn't it, a reinforcement of your moral bias - about an aspect of another person which in no way affects you or the society in general in any way that people will, in turn, judge you as a sad, pathetic little douche. 😛





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Edited by joie de vivre - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: joie de vivre



As long as you have the sense to keep your judgement to yourself, I guess it is.

It's when you open you gob and spill out your prejudices - because that's what a judgement really is, isn't it, a reinforcement of your moral bias - about an aspect of another person which in no way affects you or the society in general in any way that people will, in turn, judge you as a sad, pathetic little douche. 😛





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And doesn't that precise description sum up nearly--bless me---99.5% of the humanly population's minds?😛

The gob is itself a pathetic organ----which requires a whole law to preserve it's right to spill all the prejudices one wants to. And if we really,R-E-A-L-L-Y remained silent on whatever doesn't affect us, trust me, we'd be not humans. He (or She) who doesn't like a good gossip time to time reserves no right to be called an ordinary human being.😆


People judge. And they judge because the mind does. And it does so before we can ask permission from anyone. You can counter the judgment, but it makes no sense to tell somebody "Not To Judge".

Edited by krystal_watz - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: krystal_watz


And doesn't that precise description sum up nearly--bless me---99.5% of the humanly population's minds?😛

The gob is itself a pathetic organ----which requires a whole law to preserve it's right to spill all the prejudices one wants to. And if we really,R-E-A-L-L-Y remained silent on whatever doesn't affect us, trust me, we'd be not humans. He (or She) who doesn't like a good gossip time to time reserves no right to be called an ordinary human being.😆


People judge. And they judge because the mind does. And it does so before we can ask permission from anyone. You can counter the judgment, but it makes no sense to tell somebody "Not To Judge".


Judgement is human nature, and I agree, it would be pretty unrealistic to not judge at all.

However in regards to this particular topic of virginity or not being a virgin, I prefer to go by the rule "live and let live"

If I don't particularly support or identify with someone's way of life, I am not necessarily going to enforce my judgement on them by voicing my true thoughts - because it's their life. They are living it the way they want to, my opinion does not really factor in with what they want.

Virginity and sex is a very personal matter and I, personally, feel that everyone has a right to do whatever they want with it, without being made to feel either ashamed or guilty - which is what sometimes happens when people start passing around judgement.
Edited by Krani - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Krani


Judgement is human nature, and I agree, it would be pretty unrealistic to not judge at all.-
Yes..& Never judge a person by what other people have told you... The same sun which hardens clay and melts ice also ...

However in regards to this particular topic of virginity or not being a virgin, I prefer to go by the rule "live and let live"

If I don't particularly support or identify with someone's way of life, I am not necessarily going to enforce my judgement on them by voicing my true thoughts - because it's their life. They are living it the way they want to, my opinion does not really factor in with what they want.

Virginity and sex is a very personal matter and I, personally, feel that everyone has a right to do whatever they want with it, without being made to feel either ashamed or guilty - which is what sometimes happens when people start passing around judgement. --👍🏼

Now a days Dr's selling verginity...when live in relationships and western culture have creeped in, the term virginity has no meaning(metro's ). the moral character and thought process of both the genders has undergone a tremendous downfall. In the olden days marriage used to be a life long process, bt now broken marriage, seperation & divorce has becom a norm in the society. If one has to dig deep to find out the reason, its just because of our decayed character and culture BUT still in india we can read different type of news related with these matters, Dr's still saying ppl visiting and asking 'How do I know that my bride or girlfriend is a virgin?' and still get men who complain that the wife did not bleed on the first night and hence..they suspect that shes not a virgin...I think girls/boys from smaller cities and more conservative families and virginity does still play a major factor when it comes to their marriage!! But they dont know virginity and chastity r not the only measures to base a happy marriage on, honesty and trust are far more important traits tht both partners should possess..!!
Edited by Prometeus - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago
I don't know about dating, but for marriage, I would prefer someone who's a virgin. But then, even if she isn't, I would at least hope she's loyal to me after marriage. Even God forgives mistakes, so why can't I. 😊
Edited by -Desi-IFer- - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: -Desi-IFer-

I don't know about dating, but for marriage, I would prefer someone who's a virgin. But then, even if she isn't, I would at least hope she's loyal to me after marriage. Even God forgives mistakes, so why can't I. 😊



Losing virginity before marriage isn't a mistake...
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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Krani



Losing virginity before marriage isn't a mistake...



I mean, if she were in a scandal. I should have reworded that. Pata nahin how to say it, but feelings to samjho yaar. 😆

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