when my personal,
moral code
intervenes
while in observation
of another’s behaviour
to suggest:
trouble,
indifference,
separation,
intolerance,
objectivity,
coldness,
disdain,
turning-away, 
immunity,
aloofness, 
distrust,
heedlessness, 
rupture, 
doubt,
misgiving,
qualm,
indecision, 
scepticism,
wariness,
agitation, 
insensitivity,
scruple,
apprehension, 
compunction, 
disquiet, 
foreboding,
hesitation, 
altercation, 
insecurity, 
disinterest,
callousness,
nervousness, 
objection,
reluctance, 
cold-bloodedness,
difference of opinion,
isolation,
nonchalance,
disregard,
suspicion, 
divergence,
uncertainty, 
uneasiness,
churning, 
commotion, 
schism,
disturbance, 
upheaval,
disbelief,
apathy, 
question,
carelessness,
remonstrance, 
detachment, 
equity, 
impartiality, 
discomposure, 
inertia, 
dispute,
insouciance,
alienation,
negligence,
anxiety, 
disaffection,
estrangement,
setting-against, 
variance,
impassiveness, 
withdrawal,
division,  
inattention, 
breach, 
fighting,
misunderstanding,
etc.,
I can do one of two things:
judge
or
reflect