“Nobody has it easy,everybody has issues. You never know what people are going through. So pause before you start judging, criticizing or mocking others. Everybody is fighting their own unique war.”
Paulie Mens
We often here the phrase, “Don’t judge me until you have walked a mile in my shoes”, but what does that really mean? WE as people judge things all the time for one reason or another, whether it’s because of jealousy, abhorrence, a lack of understanding, distortion of the eye, or a combination of these and many more. But would you really like to walk a mile in someone else’s shoes? Are we that nosy and carefree of our own lives that we can just afford to forget about our hectic days and unorganized schedules that we would really want to know the horrors and skeletons that lay in someone else’s closet? I promise you that just because someone looks as if they have it all together, they really don’t. That person who you think life’s a mess, probably isn’t. WE have to stop looking at other people and what they are or what they are not doing and take the time to enjoy our own lives and work on our own skeletons. We enjoy someone else’s life because it gives us an escape from our own. But life really is what you make it! “Nobody has it easy,everybody has issues. You never know what people are going through. So pause before you start judging, criticizing or mocking others. Everybody is fighting their own unique war.” Instead of judging, being envious and greedy, why don’t we start applauding, encouraging, and praising one another for the things we ACTUALLY SEE people doing. I don’t know about you but I don’t have the time, strength, or energy to walk in someone else shoes even for a minute. Life tends to tell us that the grass is greener on the other side. But truth be told it’s a mirage. On the other side you still have to water and maintain that grass or it will get dry and dull and wither away. We know these things, so why do we not live these things and put them into practice? In my opinion, when we take our eyes off of what really matters (the things that God has given to us that’s special to you and no one else) we tend to think we don’t have much, when my friends the very person we are looking at in awe is starring back at us wishing they had our lives. GO FIGURE!
Great blog and so true. Often times people don’t realize that there situation isn’t as bad as it may seem. When I go through certain things in my life I have learned to not ask God “Why me?” But to say think about “Why not me?”. God has a purpose for everything he allows us to go through. Loved this.
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Loved this! I think it is so important for people to think about the fact that what they are going through is not always there worst that could ever happen. People will encounter things that are far more painful that what I may go through in life. But I have learned to not as God “Why Me?”. But instead to say “Why not me!”. I believe God allows us to encounter the things we encounter for a reason and it could be for us or for someone else.
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This goes perfectly with my blog..A Mile in Their Shoes. You are so right.,.no one’s mile is easy.
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