Season 20 Ep 4: We all judge! Let’s be honest

Straight Up Sisters The Podcast

RaqC Cordova

Society & Culture, Relationships

4.2 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2024

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Yes, almost everyone judges others at some point. Judging is a natural part of human behavior and instinct that's difficult to suppress. Here are some reasons why:

• It's easy: Judging is simple and doesn't require much thought or reasoning.

• It's automatic: Our brains are wired to make automatic judgments about others' behaviors.

• It's evolutionary: Early humans needed to quickly assess threats and opportunities in their environment.

• It's based on scripts: We make judgments based on pre-programmed mindsets or scripts.

What are some things you judge squad? Drop it in the comments.

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0:00.0	Two sisters, two voices.
0:02.8	You think it?
0:03.8	We say it.
0:04.8	Straight up sisters with Roxy and LaSoozy.
0:07.8	I am fearless.
0:09.5	I am energetic.
0:11.3	I am bold.
0:12.6	I am unapologetic.
0:15.0	They're coming.
0:16.3	Straight up sisters with Roxy and LaSouzi.
0:20.2	What? Oh my God. My leg. You know what? Straight up sisters with Roxy and LaSouzi. Ooh!
0:21.6	What?
0:23.0	Oh my God.
0:24.3	My leg, I see. You know what?
0:25.0	Listen.
0:26.3	Say something.
0:28.5	My leg feel like I got a cramp on it.
0:31.3	True.
0:32.8	Why don't you stand up and shake it up?
0:35.4	Sometimes I...
0:35.9	I think it's fancy to be buttons, sis.
0:38.2	Do they?
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