An assay: first impressions are always right My opinion is absolutely opposed. I think that in majority cases the first impressions can be deceptive. Unfortunately people understand this with ages. And when you are young and have no experience you can place too much reliance on first impression and as a result you can draw an invalid inference. I have good example from my own life. Twelve years ago I was pregnant and when I got to the maternity hospital I had a neighbor in the ward. Her name was Angela. The first day we met we had a quarrel and I thought she was a complacent, bed tempered and an arrogant person. At that moment I could not conceive that sometimes my opinion would change. Notwithstanding some days late I realized that Angela was utterly the best women in all over the world. Now, she is my best friend. She is an intelligent, a likable, a friendly, a good kind person. I know this! However, sometimes first impressions can be right. For example, when you meet your love and then carefully cherish the memories of first meetings and first impressions through your life. As I have discussed there can be right and wrong expressions when you meet someone. At least if people had less confidence in first impressions, they would have made fewer mistakes in life.