Most people make their first judgment of a person based on their looks. Before people go deeper into interactions with new faces, they already have analyzed their looks and come up with who or what they think the person’s personality may be. Spotting people’s personalities by their looks is not entirely right, as looks may be deceiving, nor is it entirely wrong, as appearances are also reflections of the inside.
It is important to know how to choose your outfit so that your outfit does not misrepresent you to other people you will be meeting during the day. By just looking at a person, you can tell their sexual orientation. For instance, a man who appears effeminate is thought to be gay; while a man who looks traditionally masculine is thought to be straight. Also, people can tell if a person is poor or rich by their looks. Even though some rich people do not dress gorgeously, you can easily spot them by the health and vitality in their faces and skin; while poor people may dress extravagantly yet a close examination of their skin reveals signs of poor health, malnutrition, stress, aging, fine lines, etc. Also, you can tell how religious a person is by their looks, or what faith they practice. A devout Muslim woman will likely cover her head while someone of the Catholic faith may use a necklace with a pendant of the cross. If a person smiles easily and frequently, you can rightly guess that they are mostly cheerful and jovial. Therefore, you can spot people’s personalities by their looks, even though this form of assessment should not be taken as the ultimate. Other ways you can spot people’s personalities include.
Their looks interests
You can assess who and what people are by what catches their fancy. Someone interested in reading books can be said to be a lover of knowledge. Someone who can spend their last penny on skincare products is likely to be very passionate about their skin being in good condition at all times. If you find that someone likes to tread a path different from that of the multitude, they may be creatives, innovators, or people who just love to stand out. In most cases, you can rightly spot people’s personalities by their looks, if they are not pretending. This is why you must have a critical eye to see beyond what people say they are interested in what they are interested in.
Interactions with them
Words tell where a person is at. To a considerable extent, you can rightly tell a person’s personality by their words. For instance, you can tell if a person believes in the existence of a God or if they don’t. you can tell if a person is open to new perspectives and techniques or if they are closed-minded. During interactions, the veil on a person’s true intentions is torn and you have wide access to who they truly are on the inside. If you are an employer of labor, for example, you can tell if a person is the right hire when you have discussed with them.
Their looks actions
Out of all the ways to spot people’s personalities, actions are the best parameters. People can say they are a particular thing but their actions tell otherwise. You may be deceived by people’s words, but if you closely look at how they react, you can tell who they are. However, some people can fake the right actions and behaviors because they want to get something from you. If the catch is no longer there, you get to see their true colors. You should probe why a person is acting the way they do before you make a final judgment about their personality; is it who they are, are they just pretending or is a present circumstance making them act that way?
Your instincts
People can appear to be flawless in all of the parameters for spotting personalities, yet they are pretenders. A person can be flawless and luring in their speech, faultless in their actions, and have high-quality interests but with carefully concealed evil personalities. How do you then rightly judge a person’s personality? In this case, you can rely on your instincts. Your instincts are engineered to protect you from harm and make you sensitive to flaws you may not perceive. If your instincts make you feel uncomfortable about a person, it is a pointer that you need to make more research about a person. You can do this by interrogating other people who have had relationships with the person in question. If the feedback is positive, you can go ahead with the relationship. Nevertheless, still, keep in mind what your instincts are saying; you will see why in the future.