Can people change?
Seasons change; people don't..
Why do people change?
Good question. I had a sociology class in high school, in my 12th grade year. I have the answer for you. There is many things, issues, and situations, that can cause a person to change. A person can change, for a number of reasons, and in many different ways. Often a person changes, from experiences he/she learns from. All through life, you are going to learn things, from different experiences. These different experiences, can be good or bad. Experiences can teach you, how to deal with certain changes in your life. Learning from different experiences, can change the way a person thinks and feels about something. The way a person thinks, is a huge factor on his/her life, and the factor on the people around that person. The way you act and think, effects people you are around often. If you treat people calmly with respect, they will know you truely know how to treat people the right way. Some people don't care about respect, and they treat others, the way they want to treat them. I am preety sure, that we all have seen people like this. If a person is careless about respect, they soon will learn how to give respect. Then they will change for the good, and take that lesson and think about it for the future. A person can also change, mentally and physically. Good or bad, this can make a difference in the particular person and for the family of that person. For an example, when I was a child, I was very greedy and was very bratty to a lot of people. I was like that for years, until I decided to change my personality. For whatever reason why I wanted to change my personality, I am now a calmer, more polite person. A person can change his/her appearence. Let's say one person goes on through life, not caring what he/she wears and doesn't care about looking sloppy. One time in that person's life, he/she could decide to buy neater looking clothes, and starts to care about looking neater. That person could start dressing neater, and taking more care of what he/she looks like. Later on, that person could be 100% neater looking, then 2 weeks ago. This person just change a physical out-look, on what his/her appearence. This is something other people will see, and this obviously is a change for the good. I gave you some examples, and I hope they explained good enought. See, there's dozens of way a person can change, bad or good.
How do I change what people think of me?
It all starts with the self.If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change - Dr Wayne DyerThis answer will sound like a cliche “Love yourself before you love others” or “stop caring what others think” but even if you wanted to follow these pieces of advice, how? How do you love yourself? Are there any guidelines to follow? How do you measure your self love? How do you stop caring what people think? Here are a few ideas that I’ve learned by experimenting and being curious.From what I’ve learnt, you cannot please everyone in the world, but you can please yourself (okay that sounds wrong, but if it’s entertaining you I will keep it in this answer). If you’re continually trying to please others in this world of ours, you’ll never find your happiness. The truth is you have to dig deeper within yourself to find this happiness. (Dare I say it, but please yourself first. Take this however you want to, I’m here to spread happiness, so I guess I will achieve my aim either way… back to the task)Start with gratitude. What can you be grateful for right this second? Your eyesight? Your ability to walk? The fact that you have access to clean water, electricity or the opportunity to think about what you’ll eat for dinner next week? We all have so many things to be grateful for, and once we realise this, we stop wanting more than we need.Secondly, stop placing your happiness upon others. You should be the reason you are happy. I think I need to write that again:YOU should be the reason YOU are happy. YES. YOU! (I added the bold writing for your entertainment purposes, did it work? back to the problem…)Be happy for no reason, like a child. If you are happy for a reason, you’re in trouble, because that reason can be taken from you - Deepak ChopraWhen you realise that happiness is a choice determined by you, you will not only stop caring about how others see you, but they will start to value you as you begin to love yourself more and respect who you are.You cannot fill other peoples cups when yours is empty.I hope I’ve helped whoever has stuck along for this answer, and please continue to love yourself.If you liked my piece of writing you can read more of my stuff by clicking here!
How do you change people’s perception of you?
You can't make anyone do anything. If someone is looking at you in a negative way and is not open to viewing you differently, it's quite possible that nothing you do can fix that.With that in mind, I do think you can change someone's perception IF that person has an open mind and views you badly because of something YOU did, not simple because they don't like you.(For simplicity's sake I'll just use 'he')How to change someone's perception of you:1. Figure out how he perceives you.2. Grab every chance you can to do actions that show the opposite of his perception of you.3. Do not rely on telling him that you are different than what he perceives. Ever watched Inception? He has to come up with it on his own, or it won't be his realization.Another reminder: you can only control yourself, and you are only responsible for yourself. If someone dislikes you, and nothing you do will change that, it's time say "Screw him" and move on. Some people are unforgiving crabs. Don't spend time around those people. I stopped, and my happiness has improved tremendously.
How do I change people's perception of me?
What in particular has given you cause to suspect you are being perceived in this manner?I'd start with reaching out to a trusted friend or coworker and asking them how they perceive you, as well as how they think you may be perceived by others. Try to find some specific characteristics. This will give you a better picture of what behaviors are being perceived differently than how you intend them to be.What I always try to keep in mind is that if someone perceives me to display some type of characteristic which is different than how I believe myself to be, then in some way I did exhibit that characteristic. In other words, it's not just how you are, but also how you're perceived. If the signal you're giving off isn't the same signal that's being received, you need to adjust the transmitter (yourself)!Generally speaking, and If you're perceived as one not to be disturbed, you will establish better relationships with people by being open with them. Show a general sign of interest in others. Listen to what they're saying and ask questions about them to learn more. If you unknowingly are giving people the impression that your tasks are more important than conversing with them, find time to do both. And if you can't, tell the person (without interrupting) that you want to hear more, but you must finish this task on time and that you'd like to find them later that day to continue the chat. Then, follow up on that commitment.
How do i change other peoples messages on skype?
You "friend" is, shall we say, not telling the truth. She can't change your messengers nor can you change anybody else's. However, anybody could make up a message and say that it came from someone else. So, just make up messages and say that they came from her.
If other people can change gender can I change age?
Yes you legally can