What do you silently judge people for?

[Shandan35]

I would say
Talking on public transport , wish they would be quiet.

Grey crushed velvet sofas/carpets

@NobodyPuttsBabyinCorner agree with all but I am partial to a bit of love island haha don't judge me!!!

lack of manners

People who stay in pjs all day

People who boast and are proud of being disorganised/messy/dirty

The sahm who couldnt possibly floss her teeth at all ever as her kids had violin on Wednesday
My eyes nearly rolled to the back of my head ( I have 2 jobs three kids and no husband or violins - I seem to find the 5 mins it takes)

Other than that anti vaccine people and conspiracy theorists ...

I must say I silently judged hot tubs until we were given one as a gift by the IL’s - it kept the dc’s quiet all through the first lockdown!

People being dull enough to have two children, very close together. On purpose.

Age limitations not withstanding.

Anyone with a Michael Kors handbag

Everything. I’m judging you right now, OP, for starting a miserable negative thread.

@BewareTheBeardedDragon 'how to make you feel good about yourself' thread haha

Lip fillers
Men with enormous beer guts
Anyone who overshares on Facebook
People who watch all the TV soaps

Parents who decide to have kids they cannot afford

Parents who decide to have kids but cannot be bothered to look after or spend time with them

CF who benefit from the time and effort of others but wouldn't dream of giving even 1 hour of their time

Stupid signs in houses like 'live, love, laugh' and 'bathe' in the bathroom, etc.

People who write "step foot" when they mean "set foot".

Taking drugs and smoking whilst pregnant.
Smacking/shouting at little kids.

Parents who put a tv in their child's bedroom

It's bad enough when they are teenagers, but a child? I do judge.

Definitely a silent judgement as I know there could be many reasons - people with fat children (not just a bit of chub but properly overweight)

@NobodyPuttsBabyinCorner
What's wrong with gin drinkers?
Do you mean swigging it from the bottle? If so I agree, otherwise it's a perfectly nice drink.
What do you drink?

@ChocOrange1

People who put their children in nursery full time from a very young age

Oh no really? I have to go back to work full time in April when she will only be ten months. This has really made me cry. I think I need to quit Mumsnet for a while.I already know I’m not good enough.

@LadyOfTheFlowers yes!! and he's, so many say his!! haha

Older women wearing mini skirts
People who smoke
Animals sleeping on beds

Yep, true bitch here

@PrincessBuggerPants

People being dull enough to have two children, very close together. On purpose.

Age limitations not withstanding.

Why? I found it so much easier when they are close in age than when there is a large gap. You are free to disagree, but I don't get what's to judge?

Absolutely anything which the owner takes to FB to broadcast about possessing/acquiring. Especially if it’s a white Range Rover or a Dubai holiday.

Smoking while pregnant or pushing a pram blowing smoke all over the poor baby.
Age 3+ walking round with a dummy.

@Icanseegreenshoots

Holiday kids clubs, particularly parents that use them every day, whilst all the other children are having fun in the pool and on the beach with their families. It makes me feel very sad and upset for them.

Holidays should be remembered by children for being fun, feeling loved and the happiest of times not spent with strangers that have not been vetted properly.

I do agree some what, especially regarding vetting. Bit I have one Dc who asks to go the clubs.

Kitchen islands and bar stools.

Oh, and 'upcycling' where they paint antique wood furniture and make it look cheap. Particularly with decoupage. Good luck scraping that off one day.