It's funny when people do one thing and say another. It's even funnier when they deny that they even do these things. I mean, come on, EVERYBODY is a hypocrite, some just have the decency to admit it more than others.
I see girls as the biggest hypocrites, but that just may be because I am around them more than guys. Girls calling other girls sluts when they clearly are ones themselves, same with girls calling other girls bitches and fake...the list goes on. I hear it way too much when I'm out at parties or the bar, it's obviously irritating.
Let's just say I've dealt with fake people in my life; people who I thought were nice but then I find their true colors; ugly. The way they treat their loved ones ones who have been in their life for years or the way they treat someone who doesn't give them their way. It's funny to see what kind of a front people put on for others, even their voices sound different, but then when it's time to come home and deal with family, friends, roommates, people they dislike, they speak the ugliest words that you would never expect. You now have seen true colors and no longer have the time of day for them.
Girls calling other girls bitches. If I had a penny for every time I've heard that one... How about instead of pointing your fingers at someone else's flaws, take a look at your own. Because yes, everyone has flaws.
I laugh when people can't realize they are victims of their own hypocrisy. Call somebody else out on something, but realize you posses that trait also. That's the only reason why you are recognizing the depth of someone's flaw is because you have or previously had that same quality about yourself.
The next time you think about judging someone, pause and think "Have I ever acted this way? Do I have the right to speak about this to others? Would someone think I'm a hypocrite?" Yep. Things would be more peaceful amongst everyone if people would just hold their tongues and let things slide.
"Other people are merely mirrors of you. You cannot love or hate something about another person unless it reflects to you something you love or hate about yourself."
I see girls as the biggest hypocrites, but that just may be because I am around them more than guys. Girls calling other girls sluts when they clearly are ones themselves, same with girls calling other girls bitches and fake...the list goes on. I hear it way too much when I'm out at parties or the bar, it's obviously irritating.
Let's just say I've dealt with fake people in my life; people who I thought were nice but then I find their true colors; ugly. The way they treat their loved ones ones who have been in their life for years or the way they treat someone who doesn't give them their way. It's funny to see what kind of a front people put on for others, even their voices sound different, but then when it's time to come home and deal with family, friends, roommates, people they dislike, they speak the ugliest words that you would never expect. You now have seen true colors and no longer have the time of day for them.
Girls calling other girls bitches. If I had a penny for every time I've heard that one... How about instead of pointing your fingers at someone else's flaws, take a look at your own. Because yes, everyone has flaws.
I laugh when people can't realize they are victims of their own hypocrisy. Call somebody else out on something, but realize you posses that trait also. That's the only reason why you are recognizing the depth of someone's flaw is because you have or previously had that same quality about yourself.
The next time you think about judging someone, pause and think "Have I ever acted this way? Do I have the right to speak about this to others? Would someone think I'm a hypocrite?" Yep. Things would be more peaceful amongst everyone if people would just hold their tongues and let things slide.
"Other people are merely mirrors of you. You cannot love or hate something about another person unless it reflects to you something you love or hate about yourself."
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