We All Have Our Biases.

I'm all for fairness, equality, and suspended judgment, but there are times when my own biases and opinion get in the way I see things, the way I express myself, and the way I come out to others with my views.

I guess the path to fairness and justice is a path that one must constantly and diligently pursue, because it is so easy to stray away towards one's own subjectivity. It is a daily challenge, and it requires hard work. We must all strive to win it all the time.

Hold Your Judgment.

Until you have all the facts gathered.

Until you have all the supporting proof to your arguments.

Until you are 100% sure you've got everything right.

Until then, tell your mind to stay on neutral lanes.

It Is Difficult To Be Objective About A Situation When The People Involved Are People We Care About.

Because no matter what we do, our judgment and perspective will always be clouded by our emotions. I think that is a good thing, because that only proves our heart, our loyalty, and that is part of our design as a person (which is a perfect design, by the way). And we can't avoid that because we're only human. Our heart is always at work in us.

In the end, though, we all want to believe that all things will still turn out well regardless of our judgment and perspective.

Let Us Give People The Benefit Of The Doubt.

Because we'll be happier that way. 

Suspicions are feelings that we cannot control, but we can always choose to suspend our judgment until we have the proof that we need. 

Because sometimes, our suspicions can destroy the happiness of a moment.