Your first impressions when you meet someone are always right

A number of families think that the early feeling of

someone

is the most correct.

However

, more crowds disagree and believe that the early impact is regularly incorrect. In my opinion, I could understand that the early impact of

someone

is extremely repeatedly incorrect.

To begin

with, the

first

impression

frequently 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 she dresses, speaks, starts a conversation and expresses his views.

This

is frequently the true reflection of a

person

’s real character.

However

,

this

can frequently be ambiguous.

For example

, the persons who make quick friends quickly are less serious about a long-term friendship though they give an opposite

impression

on their

first

meeting.

Secondly

, when

people

meet for the

first

time they often do not have time to get to know each other or even

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conversation,

for example

, when I met my previous girlfriend for the

first

time she made an

impression

on me and

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a talkative and frequently speaking, I did not like her at all at that moment.

However

, after we were introduced to each other and had a long talk I changed my opinion about her. She happened to be a very sensitive, kind and cute girl

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I have never seen before.

On the contrary

, I believe that the true

impression

about a

person

can be made only after

people

spent at least a few weeks with each other. I think that a

person

shows his or her internal characteristics when in danger.

Moreover

, some

people

, especially celebrities, tend to hide their weaknesses and not attractive sides in order to please an audience. To conclude,

people

are one of the greatest mysteries in the world and judging

someone

at the

first

meeting 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.