Different Types Of Outsiders

Everyone at some point in time has felt left out or felt like an outsider. People don't take the time to get to know someone. The very first second you see someone you judge them based on what they are wearing, their hair, their body shape or anything else you can think of. People who wear different clothes or have different hair are judged more easily because people don't like change and difference. People like to be around people who are like them and won't take the time to actually sit down and get to know someone. Outsiders are misjudged everyday by people who are willing to judge someone based on what they look like or who they may be friends with.
In schools people are judged by everyone which makes the environment at school very tense.

The so called “popular” people of schools have a one track mindset and that's that everyone they are friends with should dress the same and like the same people. Most people aren't open to change so when they see people complete opposite of themselves their first instinct is judgment. Outsiders in high schools aren't given the opportunity by some people to show what they are like on the inside because of the judgments people automatically make. Furthermore, there are people who would like to talk to people that may be different, but are too afraid of what their friends might think. The outsiders in high schools don't deserve some of the treatment they get from fellow classmates. People may be different, but that doesn't mean that someone isn't a caring and kind hearted person and everyone should be given the opportunity to prove that.
In society women are also commonly misjudged.Since women are viewed as smaller and weaker than males women are tuned out when it comes to things men would usually do. Women are judged by men based on their strength abilities and size when women can do mostly anything men can do. As well as sports, men's sports are vastly more popular than women's. People believe that women can't compare and compete with men when women's sports are equal as hard as men’s. If women weren't judged for their abilities and women and men were presented equal than the world would be a better place

In the story “The Metamorphosis” the main character Gregor wakes up one morning and discovers that he has turned into a venomous bug. Throughout the story he becomes more bug like, he gets smaller, he can climb walls and his vision gets blurry. His family is scared of him and run the other way whenever he goes near them. His sister on the other hand shows compassion towards him at the beginning of the story, but later doesn't want anything to do with him. His family is judging him based on what he's turned into, his appearance. They don't realize that he's the same person he was just in a different form. If they wouldn't have judged him as quickly as they did, they would have seen that. In the end of the story he ends up being all alone until he finally dies. The story is a metaphor of his life, how he felt every day and that no one would listen to him or hear him out. His life was empty. The people in his life were too lazy to care about the type of person he was on the inside, they just focused on the judgments on the outside.