Christians: do you hold your brothers and sisters to a different standard?

I hope I am not taking the question wrong, but IF the question is meaning do we hold our brothers and sisters to a different standard regarding how we live our lives as Christians. Yes, I do.
The world should be able to see a difference in us, we belong to the Lord, we should bring Glory to His Name.
Any time the Church or an individual Christian points to a certain behavior as wrong or sinful, wagging fingers are raised ah, ah..you’re being judgmental The Bible says, judge not... Who are you to judge your neighbor!?” etc. This is clearly an attempt to shut down discussion quickly and to shame the Christian, or the Church into silence. Too many are terrified and simply shamed when they are said to be “judging” someone because they call attention to sin or wrongdoing... it is like a capital offense! “How dare we do such a thing!” .. The world protests, “Who are you to judge someone else?!”...
We need to get right with God ourselves and understand our own sin so that we will see clearly enough to properly correct our brothers and sisters.. loving them by not wanting sin to overtake them. I for one welcome rebuke from a brother or sister when done with love and concern.

We should not let what will be, be.
Proverbs 10:He that winketh with the eye causeth sorrow: but a prating fool shall fall. KJV
Proverbs:10:17:He is in the way of life that keepeth instruction: but he that refuseth reproof erreth.KJV

Blessed Be The Name of THE LORD
HE REIGNS

I do not hold them to a different standard but I am aware that they have a different standard and this has to be okay with me..unless they see it too and inquire about it.

Did Christ hold men to different standards? He knows who each of us is and exactly what we are capable of.

we all have the same standard

-Just to ONE; The Highest.

God set The Standard... we just strive to live up to it..... no living mortal has fully lived up to it

Same standard.

in the journey that your pertaining to fellow Christians, then needless to say, it is self-explanatory. yet while your pertaining to mankind usually, then utilising the term "in Christ" isn't maximum spectacular, by way of fact unbelievers are no longer in Christ.

I can only hold someone accountable if they ask me to. I am not the judge, but do work with addicted people some. If someone asks for an accountability partner then it's ok, but if not then I try to mind my own business.

No

I don't know. I'm not Christian.