Which is correct?
It's easy to be critical, but you may feel differently about people, once you've walked in their shoes.
It's easy to be critical, but you may feel differently about people once you've walked in their shoes.

Question

Which is correct?
It's easy to be critical, but you may feel differently about people, once you've walked in their shoes.
It's easy to be critical, but you may feel differently about people once you've walked in their shoes.

anonymous · Answer

It's easy to be critical, but you may feel differently about people once you've walked in their shoes.

anonymous · Answer

agree ^

adrynicoleb · Answer

Yeah, I would also say the second one. If you say it out loud, the first one doesn't sound correct at all...That second comma is unnecessary. :P

larseighner · Answer

I agree with @adrynicoleb.  

This is a terrible construction, beginning with the mysterious "it." shifting to the second person, and concluding with a trite expression.


Criticism comes easily to the lips of those who have not suffered experience.