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Usually, judgmental behavior stems from the incredible all-encompassing feeling of self-importance of those making a judgment. Chilling out is a preferred cour
by vdaniuk 11y ago
Usually, judgmental behavior stems from the incredible all-encompassing feeling of self-importance of those making a judgment.
Chilling out is a preferred course of action. Also, hundreds of millions of people are parts of the cultures where it's absolutely normal to be late.
- falcolas 11y agoThe US isn't generally one of those cultures - expecting someone brought up in the US culture of timeliness to act like a Spaniard when someone else is late will is not a reasonable expectation. Not to mention, those inconvenienced by the late party also have expectations they have to meet, and so on. A professor who is 20 minutes late but still wants to lecture for a full hour can make you late for your next class, for which you are punished, not the previous lecturer. Should we chill? To a certain point. But after that point, it's our lives which are negatively affected, and being annoyed at someone who is making our lives harder is hardly unreasonable.