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I'm less bad about it now, but when I was in college I was rather big on judging people instantly. I wouldn't say "hate," though.
But I was just busy constantly - if friends had new friends or ones I didn't know, often I just didn't have the time to branch out, especially if the moment of meeting them didn't give a good impression.
Looking back, I was a pretty judgemental person back then, not racially or sexually, but more in terms of where people were in life. Some of my friends hung out with the definition of "going-nowhere" types and I just could never find a common thread between myself and them.
College is a weird time and I know quite a few people who look back and wonder why they were they way they were. Seems we've all mellowed out and either A) are less judgemental, or B) just don't have opportunities to associate with people we would instantly dislike or write off.
But, if there's anyone I hate instantly, it's people at bars who drink Jager-bombs. Yeah.
Especially if it comes out of a damned machine with bottles loaded in upside down on the top that uglify a nice bar.
Discuss.