“A Little Part Inside Me Dies”: 50 Things People Judge Others For Without Even Being Sorry

Being over the top with any belief or affilliation they have.

You are a Christian? Cool with me, just don't shove your religion down my throat.

You came out as gay? Good for you. Don't want to hear about it all the time but not really a problem to me.

You like this politician but not the other? Okay, i don't know either of them so don't waste your breath explaining.

Vegan? Interesting choice, won't force you to eat anything you don't want, as long as you don't do the same to me.

Letting their kids roam around and destroying things in stores or restaurants.
Also letting them hurt others physically, it happened to my fiancé when we were at a birthday party, this 8 year old kept hitting him as hard as she could and he didn’t do anything in fear that it would cause drama.

People crying in front of the camera and posting it on social media.

Parents that don’t teach their kids boundaries.

People who wear their mask below their nose.

My f*****g god it's been how many years since we've had to normalize mask wearing and people still can't get it the f**k right? It's not even mandatory to wear now! Just don't wear one!

If you play your music without headphones, you are for sure going to The Bad Place.

Teens that do TikTok dances in the middle of the shopping centre and get pissed when people keep walking in their shots. Like take it outside or do it at home.

Not cleaning up after your dog. If you do this, I believe you to be an a*****e. Cleaning off my shoe, or my kid's shoe, blasts a 15 minute hole in my already crazy busy day, all because you don't want to spend 5 seconds cleaning your dog's s**t. And don't fool yourself that nobody is going to step there. Kids, especially, step everywhere.

When people film s**t and don't help when something bad happens. Like if someone is hurt. Why are you still filming? Help them!

Face tattoos, especially words or phrases.

Not "you must be a criminal" but "You followed a really stupid trend in an effort to seem authentic".

1) How they treat their pets; 2) How they treat the waitstaff.

People who don't say thank you or please.

People who can't have a conversation without bringing religion into it... I get it... you think you're being nice by saying your godly pleasantries, but please stop spiritualizing everything.

Using crystals for healing.

Giving a sentimental gift to someone and recording their emotional response. Even with permission, it feels like it takes away from the genuine gesture and turns it into something exploitative.

Bad driving. No turn signal, tailgating, treating the drive like a race.

Having kids by the dozens and then cry/beg/rant you don't got s**t for them or that you DESERVE for others to step up to take care of YOUR kids. B***h bye.

Hygiene. I had a coworker who pinched a loaf in the stall next to mine (our bathroom only had two stalls). It smelled terrible. When she was finished, she left without washing her hands and went straight to the break room fridge. She started touching and moving things around in there. From then on, I never put my food in the fridge and just kept it in an insulated bag at my desk. F*ck that s**t. Nasty people!

Cheating on a SO.

When people do good for others and video it to put online. I get that Aristotle says that the greatest good is a good that helps both parties.. but it doesn't sit well with me. In my experience, those who go out of their way to showcase how much a good person they are, are rarely a good person once you scratch past the thin mask.