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There are time when love at first sight is just a saying. Love at first sight doesn't exist like everyone says because you can't fall in love with a person the moment that you see them. There are many ways to prove this. 

•  In one survey by Ayala Malach-Pines, PhD, of Ben-Gurion University in Israel, only 11 percent of the 493 respondents said their long-term relationships started that way. As for the rest of us? Psychologists say that the more you interact with a person you like (even slightly), the more you come to regard him as good-looking, smart, and similar to you—unless you discover something that breaks the spell. So it's wise to hang in for a second meeting. It can take years sometimes for two people to fully appreciate each other. But whether it's love at first sight or love in hindsight, those first three minutes are essential for romance. 
• You can't fall in love with someone the minute that you see him because you don't know his background, his personality, or his intencions. 
• You could fall in love with that person but in the end , endup night being who you think he or she was.
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