and so it begins

It’s been 2 weeks since I started my college life. It is absolutely different from life in school. In college people tend to treat you more like a person than a student under the spell of teachers. Your presence or absence is often noticed by people and your opinion is much supported when you voice it out. In the past 2 weeks people have found their own ‘clicks’ which is normally the people in their own class or people whom they’re comfortable with. My first day going there was a tough time all due to the fact that I didn’t know what to wear and how to present myself. People often say that thinking of what to wear and how to present yourself is a waste of time. But in my opinion the first impression is the most important factor. It is said that “don’t judge a book by it’s cover”. But if you first see a person you would be most likely judge them by the way they dress, walk or talk. So, does judging people make you a bad person? If people are not meant to judge each other then why are there differences between one another. For example, if you had four books that had the same cover and thickness, would you take the time to judge the book by it’s cover or just pick one up and read it then only you would judge it. So, men are created equally but we all have our + and -. If we all looked the same then maybe people would actually take time to get to know then judge. Why are we created equally with differences? Can we actually neglect the differences between one another? It doesn’t take much time to get to know a person then judge them. People have randomly mixed around in 1 week then found their ‘clicks’ by the beginning of the 2nd week and judged the others by the end of the 2nd week. So, basically the circle of life is
Look->judge->get to know them->judge them again->to love or to hate
People judge each other, groups judge other groups and lastly God judges everbody.