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RE: Snaps Container // 8/2/2026, 11:36:00 AM

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First impressions decides to a great extent how one see another until there is a close proximity. Knowing someone corrects a lot of assumptions.

I've had a few experiences like that, where I had the wrong impression of someone and someone having the wrong impression of me.

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I like that you mentioned proximity. It really does expose the gap between perception and reality. Sometimes the closer we get to people, the more we realize we were judging a version of them that only existed in our minds

But have you judged someone and it ended up to be right?

Yeah I have but I was wrong.

Understandable.
I get

Exactly! But I think it's impossible not to have impressions about other people before you go closer. We just need to make sure we don't think worse of anyone since we don't know them.

Exactly! You have a point. We should have something expectations because a lot of people can look like what they are not. It's not by facial appearance but what they have in mind

Yeah, it's more about who they are and not who you think or say they are.

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But have you judged someone and it ended up to be right?