In your career as a programmer, you're bound to face judgment—whether it's about the code you write or even the tools you use. Some people will try to box you in with labels, claiming that using Vim makes you a genius or that using Windows means you're less capable. These judgments are not only superficial but also irrelevant to your actual skill set and potential. True growth in programming comes from standing firm in what you believe in—whether that's a particular project approach or even life choices. By refusing to let others define you, you open the door to realizing your full potential on your own terms. Stand strong and focus on your journey, not on other people's categories.