Your First Impression.

[Kursed]

I'm not sure if this went anywhere and it kinda feels like a rant to me ,but anyway

First Impressions last a long time they can easily be the deciding factor to if people will dislike you or not. A good example would be back in my early roleplaying days where there was a group of people called "Literate" people who would only expect the best of you grammatically expecting almost perfect or perfect grammer and sometimes even some form of Quanity over quanity. not only did they expect this most of them were very rude and very pushy about it it's like a  exclusive gorup and you can only do this  with us sort of thing.

Sometimes this lead to a fear of "If i'm  Literate in anyway I'll be mean rude people like them." thus some people would just compeletely avoid being able to even type in understandable means....

So please when you first meet someone think about what your saying.

[Scott7]

yep, good thing i moved to a new home shortly after i started highschool. otherwise i'd still be suffering from that "pencil incident"  :facepalm:

[Sableye]

yep, good thing i moved to a new home shortly after i started highschool. otherwise i'd still be suffering from that "pencil incident" 

What happened?

Did you stab someone with an pencil?

[Scott7]

What happened?

Did you stab someone with an pencil?

since itwas the first day of school the desearts were free, i'm walking with 7 peices of choclete cake, a sandwicth, small salad, and a water bottle on my tray and this jackass spills an open box box of pencil's in the walkway i slip and fall and everything splatterd all over my new leather jacket.

[Guest DRL]

I kind of not judge someone by

first impression. Maybe I think a guy

is a cop because he is wearing a Police

Uniform, but that is all.

But Elitism = Scrap.

[Caat01]

the first impression that a person shows me of himself. can have a big impact on how I see it, and if someone gives me a bad first impression, I usually wait and see how that person really is, because I may be wrong.

[Ris Grestar]

I more than often judge people by first impressions.  If they prove otherwise, sure, my opinion of them can change, but unless I hear or see something that either supports or denies what I first thought of them I tend to stick with it.