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One Should Never Judge A Person By External Appearance Essay

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Nowadays, there are various types of people in the society. All people have difference of personalities and external appearances. People always judge each other in many different ways. The statement "One should never judge a person by external appearances" is highly agreeable. In this essay, I will discuss that the consequences of judging people by external appearances. The first reason is you might lose an opportunity to have friendship with good people. Some people are not good looking, but it doesn’t mean that they are bad ones. No one can choose what he or she wants to born to be but how good or bad he or she is. Some people might have ugly physical appearances, but personalities. Those ones might be good to you than …show more content…

If you only focus on someone 's external appearances, it can cause a prejudice. Despite you don’t know their habits or behaviors, you still have bad thoughts on them. When you judge someone by their looks and you feel dislike, those will hate you back. It has often been seen in our society that people can easily be enemies to each other by judging only external looks. People will act improperly and rudely to each other. Due to they hate each other by physical appearance, they will express their dissatisfaction and hatred. For example, Assumption college student always battles with Bangkok Christian college student because they confront and insult the school. It especially in last Jaturamit 28th. In that time I sat on the Assumption stand. First match Bangkok Christian got one score. Cheering team hasn 't displeased it’s about a football player. Some cheering team of Assumption pitched a bottle to cheering team of Bangkok Christian. In second match Assumption got three scores. This is happening every year. However, it shouldn’t happen. If you have a conscious to watch a football and respect another school also respect people. When you punch with a person it shows that your family doesn 't instruct you or you have an education or not. Moreover, you will make your family get a trouble. If you go to the jail your parent has to bail you

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