A lot of us size people up and make assumptions about them because of something they say or do, but we don’t always admit to doing it. A Reddit thread has people confessing the things they secretly judge others for.

A lot of folks are weighing in on the topic, and these are some of the most relatable responses of the nearly 9-thousand that have come in.

“What they name their kids”
“Whether they have manners or not.”
“How they treat complete strangers out in public.”
“People crying in front of the camera and posting it on social media”
“People who cut in lines.”
“Hygiene”
“Those wooden signs they have in their homes that say ‘Gather,’ or stuff like that.”
“Bad driving. No turn signal, tailgating, treating the drive like a race.”
“When people do good for others and video it to put online.”
“Using words incorrectly: effect/affect, principal/principle, there/their/they're, your/you're, whose/who's, etc”
“Not cleaning up after your dog.”
“Making politics a core part of their identity.”
“People who don't say thank you or please.”
“Smoking”
“Not being able to be on time. I don’t mean running late every once in a while. I’m talking about people who literally cannot bring themselves to be on time ever for anything”
“Letting their kids roam around and destroying things in stores or restaurants.”
“People who will whip their phone out to start video recording you and anything else, for everything and anything.”
“Dirty fingernails”
“Adults who wear pajamas in public”
“Fat parents stuffing their young children with bad food.”
“If they put their shopping carts back or not.”
“When people don’t wave after you let them let them in front of you while driving”
“Putting ‘I don’t judge anyone for anything’ on a Reddit post asking about judging.”

Can you relate?

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