Tip of the Iceberg!

           There's one quote that reads " Judging a person doesn't define who they are, it defines who you are!". There are all kinds of people in this World:- Tall, Short, Hindu, Muslim, Asian, American and so on. Yet there are some people who are known as 'The Judgementals'.
          Those are the kind of people who are not identified by their colour, race, ethnicity or religion, but by their 'Lack of Acceptance to other people's opinions and interests.' Their features include passing a comment on each and everything without knowing the reality and creating an opinion about someone or something on the basis of assumptions. 'The Judgementals' forget that we live in a world filled with 'Diversity' which literally means 'A range of DIFFERENT THINGS!'
        This is something for 'The Judgementals' :- 
Imagine if the world is made of only one colour or you were given only one staple diet to eat for the rest of your life. How would that feel? Everybody needs diversity like everybody needs change! Remember, one persons's opinion is not going to affect you unless YOU let them! Nobody now-a-days has time to think about themselves, let alone to think about others, And if you do have time to think about others and pass comments, serious lifestyle changes need to be made!
        This is just to let you know that it's all right to go left when the world is going right, it's okay to choose to be a Footballer instead of an Engineer, it's all right to choose your Career over your Marriage because in the end, it is you who has to live your life with all the pits and falls and experience the highs and the lows of life. Now, for the rest of 'The People' :-
Just keep living your life by sticking to your opinions because in the end, those opinions are going to take you to someplace where 'The Judgementals cannot even reach! So keep in mind never to judge someone without knowing the whole story because you may think you 'know-it-all' but always remember, the deeper you go, the more mysteries the tunnel reveals. So, let 'The Judgementals' keep judging and 'The People'  keep living, and in no time, the difference will show!

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