Communication
don't judge me
ask someone not to think badly of you
You say this before admitting something unusual or embarrassing and ask someone not to criticise you.
Hear it in real life
What did you watch last night?
Don't judge me, but I watched the same film again.
Don't judge me, but I sometimes eat dessert before dinner.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: Don't judge me about that.
Say: Don't judge me for that.
Use "judge someone for something," not "judge someone about something," when naming the reason for criticism.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
don't judge me, but...
Your turn: say it out loud
Don't judge me, but I sometimes eat dessert before dinner.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
don't judge me
ask someone not to think badly of you
“Don't judge me, but I sometimes eat dessert before dinner.”
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