Does judging people make you feel better about yourself?
If you see someone ask about something stupid, or how to get out of a stupid thing or just think the way they said it was stupid...and post something smart assed on their question or laugh or what ever..
Do you feel better for it?
Feivel2008-09-13T18:11:49Z
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I think it depends. I find that, hypocritical as it is, when I am in a bad mood or feeling angry or depressed about something, I am much quicker to judge people. I don't think consciously I do it to feel better but as you say this I think maybe subconsciously I do. When I do post something sarcastic it is not to make me feel better but more my personality and the way I can show this is not someone I take seriously. Of course, why I don't just ignore the question in the first place would be the real issue I suppose. Normally, I try not to judge people but I am not always successful.
I don't need to resort to such pettiness in order to feel better, I react to stupidity esp when it is willful. In that respect, yes I do feel better because hopefully they will learn from it and refrain from such juvenile behavior in the future.
no i don't have time to sit around and judge people i have better things to worry about than, what a person does or acts. unless the question is directed or concerns me, i don't get involved