We all judge people. It’s part of our psychological conditioning to judge our surroundings as part of making informed decisions, but what we often forget is that we are all judging through different lenses due to our individual life experiences.
Whereas we may not understand what someone else has been through, or may not see that it would affect us, we should be able to have the empathy to remove judgement and step out of our own shoes when people are in need.
I speak briefly about the difference between divine feminine and masculine, and the ways they present in humans, aswell as touching on RSD within ADHD from my personal experience and how judgement affects neurodivergent people differently.
Joes song I referenced: https://open.spotify.com/track/7eIAzOrUwKPWHVbAMS2Y0N?si=MEL0RAlWQTyCIT_j_frpnA
We all judge people. It’s part of our psychological conditioning to judge our surroundings as part of making informed decisions, but what we often forget is that we are all judging through different lenses due to our individual life experiences.
Whereas we may not understand what someone else has been through, or may not see that it would affect us, we should be able to have the empathy to remove judgement and step out of our own shoes when people are in need.
I speak briefly about the difference between divine feminine and masculine, and the ways they present in humans, aswell as touching on RSD within ADHD from my personal experience and how judgement affects neurodivergent people differently.
Joes song I referenced: https://open.spotify.com/track/7eIAzOrUwKPWHVbAMS2Y0N?si=MEL0RAlWQTyCIT_j_frpnA