Judgmental or discerning - social well-being

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There is difference between being judgmental and being discerning.

 The face when I hear people being ignorantly judgmental...

There is a difference between being discerning and being judgmental. Being judgmental comes from a place of negativity, insecurity, weakness, low sense of self and unfair and ignorant bias. Developing spatial, social and emotional intelligence goes a long way.

  A person who learns to be both discerning and non-judgmental will experience tremendous freedom and authentic connection to self and others. Having sound judgment through practical wisdom and intelligent discernment is very different to being judgmental! But then you would be a Supreme court judge...

"Understanding trauma and that we each respond to it differently will help us be supportive and nonjudgmental toward each other" -- Stephanie_S_Covington
Who are we/you to judge...
Rather, we should try understand for better social well-being.
Personally I never trust people that openly claim to be good judges of character.

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