tHat's how y0u th!nK it !s...

Some of us are born "critics", the type of people who always see something wrong in others. We often see their mistakes but we neglect to see ours. We were used to point our fingers at others and say certain things which we think we know.

But do we really know?

In school, we learned to criticize. We learn to point out certain weaknesses that must be improved.
Constructive Criticism--a term that was born to justify the way we point out certain mistakes for someone's improvement.

But that's where things should begin and end..in the academic field or in the work field. We really are not supposed to talk of people's weaknesses especially behind their backs or even in front of their faces if it's not for their improvement. And we must never ever say something 'bad' about a person if we have just imperfect information(which is very prevalent). Sometimes, we even talk as if we're perfect in that area, as if we can't be judged in that aspect.

Why?
Because the fact is....

The more we accuse, the more we point out our weaknesses.
The more we defend ourselves, the more we look guilty of their accusations.

Look at yourself.
Reflect on those things you've accused others of.
Aren't you the least bit struggling
in the same way...
in the same manner...
in the same aspect?