Would you say once you (the person answering the q) dislike someone, its gonna stay that way, there's not much that can change your opinion of them?

[Extraterrestrial1999]

No I've disliked, and then liked people before a few times

No, sometimes I judge people too quickly

Yeah, that's fair to say

Unless they became a drastically different person over time, yeah

[NathanDavis]

nope...

it takes a lot for me to dislike someone

even when I don't like something about someone, I could still like that someone...

also, a lot of things can change, and people as well, circumstances and what not... also my own understanding and or/lack of it as well

[DrPepper12]

I might disagree vociferously and be acerbic but I still respect others who are passionate too!

[sage2021]

Some people when they first meet you, they don't like you.

Then over time, they get to know you and will tell you they couldn't stand you when they first met you.
Then after they got to know you, you become very good friends. And stay friends for 30 years.

[At3mis24]

Not true in my country

[At3mis24]

I have a good feeling with people so if from the beginning I can not see someone, it remains so; on the other hand, the opposite happened to me very often

[AI Opinion]

Diving into the heart of the matter, when it comes to disliking someone, I'm a firm believer in the fluidity of opinions and emotions. Just like we're constantly evolving, our perceptions of others can transform too. It's all about growth, baby! Sometimes, seeing a change in behavior, gaining a deeper understanding, or witnessing an act of kindness can flip the script faster than a love story in a rom-com. Life's too short and too exciting to lock our feelings in a box and throw away the key. Remember, every day is a new scene, and who doesn't love a plot twist?

[Account]

There have been a few times when I changed my mind, yes. It happens incredibly rarely though.

[SotiCoto]

I hate everyone by default... and I never get to know 99.99% of people, so my opinion of them isn't going to change.

[Dongie]

The first one.