“Your first impressions when you meet someone are always right. ” v.8
“Your first impressions when you meet someone are always right. ” v. 8
The first impression, without a doubt, has a great importance, but it does not always reveal the true characteristics of a person and I personally believe that first impressions are not always accurate. This essay discusses why the first impression may often be deceptive and less important in judging someone.
To begin with, the first impression often reflects a great deal of information about a person, especially if we meet this person all of a sudden. We can judge him from the way he dresses, speaks, starts a conversation and expresses his views. This is often the true reflection of a person's real character. But this can often be ambiguous. For instance, my experience has taught me that persons who make quick friends are less serious about a long-term friendship though they give an opposite impression on their first meet.
Moreover, people try to behave modestly, act friendly and show compassion when they meet someone. Only a long-term observation can express their true nature and intention. From this regards, I would not agree with the view that my initial impressions about someone are always right. I believe we can learn a great deal about a person only when we intimately spend time with the person, just not from our first meeting.
To conclude, people are one of the greatest mysteries in the world and judging someone at the first meet is kind of irrational. No doubt a great deal about someone could be learned from the first encounter, but this is not always right, at least not in my experience.
The
first
impression
, without a doubt, has a
great
importance,
but
it does not always reveal the true characteristics of a
person
and I
personally
believe that
first
impressions
are not always accurate. This essay discusses why the
first
impression
may
often
be deceptive and less
important
in judging someone.
To
begin
with, the
first
impression
often
reflects a
great
deal of information about a
person
,
especially
if we
meet
this
person
all of a sudden. We can judge him from the way he dresses, speaks,
starts
a conversation and expresses his views. This is
often
the true reflection of a person's real character.
But
this can
often
be ambiguous.
For instance
, my experience has taught me that
persons
who
make
quick friends are less serious about a long-term friendship though they give an opposite
impression
on their
first
meet
.
Moreover
,
people
try to behave
modestly
, act friendly and
show
compassion when they
meet
someone
.
Only
a long-term observation can express their true nature and intention. From
this
regards, I would not
agree
with the view that my initial
impressions
about
someone
are
always right. I believe we can learn a
great
deal about a
person
only
when we
intimately
spend time with the
person
,
just
not from our
first
meeting.
To conclude
,
people
are one of the greatest mysteries in the world and judging
someone
at the
first
meet
is kind of irrational. No doubt a
great
deal about
someone
could
be learned
from the
first
encounter,
but
this is not always right, at least not in my experience.
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32Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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