Everywhere we go we see people giving others dirty looks and nice smiles and most of the time we choose what face to give someone by the way they look and dress. We can’t deny that we judge people by the way they look and dress. Personally I am entirely against this. It is wrong to think this way, the way a person looks and dresses doesn’t really tell you their whole story. Imagine if we judged everyone by the way they look and not by knowing them.
In order to know who someone is, we have to know their personality, lifestyle and manner. Nowadays if we were to see a girl on the road that is wearing neat, clean, posh clothes with a lot of jewellery, we would begin to imagine who she
...is and what her lifestyle is like. In this situation most of us will probably think that she is rich, with a nice family that spoils her and maybe even that she is mean and cruel. However if we got to know this girl, you never know she might even be the opposite.
The first impression we give people is very important and if that person judges us about the way we look and dress and they don’t bother to get to know our personality and manner then what is the point of knowing anyone at all. Somebody who hasn’t got the best appearance might have a beautiful personality and somebody who has a pretty and beautiful appearance might have an evil and cruel heart. Even though it is wrong to judge somebody about the way they
look and dress sometimes being like this makes us more observant and helps us learn a little bit about their story.
For example if a classmate would always come to school in ripped, old clothes and had scares on their body and face, you might be able to see that they are neglected or abused. This way you might sympathise them and get to know them better. I think that it is wrong to judge people by the way they look, and if we were all judged by our looks and we didn’t get to know each other, none of us would have friends.
- Boo Radley essays
- Genesis essays
- Richard iii essays
- Alice in Wonderland essays
- On the road essays
- Ozymandias essays
- The Nightingale essays
- Holden Caulfield essays
- Animal Farm essays
- 1984 essays
- A Hanging essays
- Shooting An Elephant essays
- A Tale Of Two Cities essays
- Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn essays
- Arthur Conan Doyle essays
- Brave New World essays
- Characters In Hamlet essays
- Characters In Romeo And Juliet essays
- Desdemona essays
- Diary Of A Wimpy Kid essays
- First-Person Narrative essays
- Frankenstein essays
- Heart Of Darkness essays
- Jane Eyre essays
- Jay Gatsby essays
- King Duncan essays
- Librarian essays
- Little Red Riding Hood essays
- Lord Of The Flies essays
- Silas Marner essays
- The Cask Of Amontillado essays
- The Catcher In The Rye essays
- The Crucible essays
- The Handmaid's Tale essays
- The Reader essays
- Virgil essays
- Wuthering Heights essays
- Candide essays
- Castle essays
- J. D. Salinger essays
- Ulysses essays
- Ethan Frome essays
- In Cold Blood essays
- Outliers essays
- Tuesdays With Morrie essays
- The Art of War essays
- Wife of Bath essays
- Huckleberry Finn essays
- The Lady With The Dog essays
- Great Expectations essays
