Should people be judged

by their social media posting?

People post millions of posts images and other stuff on different social media platforms
daily or weekly or monthly on average. But some people judge people by their postings on social
media.
But judging people by their social media posting is not a right way to know them you
don’t see what they post and what they are in real life some are just an opposite reflection of
their social media.
With every single social medium assuming control over the world, it is less demanding to
find somebody and fundamentally take a gander at their whole life through a screen. Everybody
is interested in other individuals.
A while ago when the last age was growing up, on the off chance that they needed to
become more acquainted with somebody they moved toward them with a “welcome.” As
youngsters, we did this also. Not at whatever point somebody needs to become more acquainted
with somebody. They don’t converse with them or ask them what they need to know.
Nearly everybody has Facebook, or Snapchat, or Instagram. It is exceptionally
uncommon that somebody doesn’t have one type of web-based social networking. I wager you
your grandma has a Snapchat.
When you’re conversing with your companions about somebody, where is the primary
spot you go to demonstrate to them a photo? Instagram. Facebook."She has a major nose." “He is
too short.” “OMG! She looks she’s discourteous!” Don’t reveal to me you didn’t have these
considerations while taking a gander at somebody’s record. That is a gigantic thing with
individuals now. We take a gander at somebody’s profile to comprehend what sort of individual
they are. Rather than really meeting them and becoming acquainted with them. We judge far too
rapidly.
Early introductions don’t exist any longer. We don’t give individuals that shot; we don’t
become more acquainted with their identity. We become acquainted with what they post.
Conversing with somebody is a great deal, not quite the same as discussing them. On the primary
day of another school, you didn’t have online networking to see who went there. You became
more acquainted with them on the play area, at lunch, and in classes. School dislikes that.
Everybody has their online networking pages.
 The school was way unique when web-based social networking wasn’t an issue. If you
had a problem, you went to the individual and understood it. Presently you message somebody to
holler at them, but then don’t let out the slightest peep at each other face to face. Congrats, you
are a console warrior. You battle for yourself from behind the screen.
If you converse with somebody around an issue, I guarantee it will go a considerable
measure better. You may indeed have a companion after the battle. For the most part, you say
stuff you could never have the balls to state when you message. Attempt it face to face. It may
work out for you over the long haul.
Isn’t gazing at somebody’s record for quite a long time called stalking? What happens
when you meet the individual, and you realize that they had a puppy named Sparky that kicked
the bucket six years back? I can disclose to you now you won’t be occupied with the discussion.
Try not to stalk them on Facebook. Become more acquainted with their stories, and make
associations with them. Making companions is tied in with becoming more acquainted with a
man, not becoming more acquainted with what they post via web-based networking media. Also,
it is stalking, and in all honesty, it’s peculiar.
Social media is not a way to judge.
Most of the time people just judge someone by their looks that he or she is tall or short
black or white, but that was way too far behind in our age people use social media to judge each
other and that is through social media profiles which people make some people make their social
image way better than real one.
Just because they have a better introvert skills they cant talk to someone in person but
that doesn’t make us judge anyone everyone has their own life everyone have their rights to live
their life their way we don’t have any reason to question them or ask them to change or just tell
them that they are some sort of not fit for the society.
We should stop judging people by their social media they are not here for your
comments. You can give your compliments make their day make provide them with hope. Our
words can change someone.
In addition to thinking before you comment, think about what happens if you actually
meet the person face to face who you were judging. What if they turn out to be completely
different than what you thought? Would you feel bad? Would you even give them a chance to be
themselves even though you have preconceived opinions?
Build people up, don't break them down! Stalking people's lives isn't cute. Get to know
the person for who they are before you judge.