What do you think of people who wear glasses?Good Bad Okay?
967256
People who wear glasses are the best-looking people on earth. I should know. I wear them.
282070
I have had glassses since I was 15 years old and I am now 40. I wasn't popular then but I still need to see! Contacts worked for awhile, but now I am thinking of Lasix.\n\nAm I popular now?..don't know about that but I am confident enough that people don't even say anything about my glasses anymore and the only reason I think of the surgery is I am just tired of wearing them.
687271
well now our glasses would look silly if we only had one eye. or we'd have only one lense then have to say "Has anyone seen my glass"
821316
yup you can definitely worsen your sight if your wearing incorrectly prescribed glasses. Your glasses are probably too strong for your eyes so wearing them puts a strain on your eyes. They are trying to focus with the lens but the glasses aren't your correct vision. If you keep wearing them, your eyes will get used to doing that and will ultimately get worse.
654279
I work for a state agency and its against our uniform code to wear sunglasses when addressing the public (indoors or out).  Same goes for cops (sometimes they do wear them to be intimidating, but its within your rights to ask them to remove the glasses).  Therefore, I'd say its incorrect to wear them when talking to other people.  Unless there is a medical issue, of course.
156368
No. You may see a distorted image, but it is not what the person themselves see without glasses.\n\nI'm high-myopic, -9 to -10, and people would look through my glasses and say "wow, do you really see like that?"\n\nI'd have to tell them "no. That's the correction to my vision, not the way I see without glasses."\n\nOne day, by accident, I found common lenses that would let me show other people what my uncorrected vision was like. I picked up a double pocket magnifying glass. It had two ordinary magnifying lenses in it that could be swung out one at a time or both at once to increase magnification. With both lenses out, while I was wearing my glasses, I looked through the magnifiers at a distant wall. I realized that what I was seeing was the same as I would see without any glasses at all! \n\nSince then I've had a way to show people roughly what I see like without glasses. For extreme nearsightedness, put two standard magnifying glasses together and hold them to one eye about where normal eyeglasses would sit and look at something distant. If you're vision is in the normal range, you'll approximate my uncorrected vision.\n\nIn general, I believe, if you want to know what it is like to see what another sees *without* their glasses, and your vision is withing normal limits, you would need another pair of glasses made to the *opposite* prescription. Theirs corrects the prescribed amount, your vision would have to be distorted that same amount.\n\nMy trick wouldn't show you how someone farsighted sees. You'd need a different type of lens. In general, correction for nearsightedness like I've got is done with lenses that make distant objects smaller and darker. Correction for people with farsightedness is accomplished with lenses that are more like magnifying lenses.\n\nThis doesn't even deal with other problems with the eye, such as astigmatism or presbyopia.\n\nThere's one plus to my vision that most people don't realize -- when I take my glasses off, I see magnified up to a distance of about four inches. I can literally read engraving on the head of a pin.\n\nThen there's what Spider Robinson said: "People with glasses are lucky. We can see stars on rainy nights."
357834
Your AVATAR is not bad; get rid of the purple lensed sunglasses and it will be even better : )
729997
I'm nearsighted and wear glasses at work.  When I usually meet people for the first time (or going to a party or club), I wear contact lenses because I want people to remember my fact, rather than my glasses.  Besides, people who saw me wearing glasses first will think something is missing when I don't wear glasses.
183660
It's perfectly fine to do that (as long as the contacts don't have any power and your glasses are up-to-date).  Just be sure that you're taking proper care of the contacts (cleaning them correctly, not overwearing them, etc).
598581
Can you get new glasses? The ones in the picture make you look like what you really are.
902655
I believe so. Their eyes are poor and good basically for detecting motion. It is not correct to say they are blind, though.
947530
Does wearing glasses make you blind?
615134
glasses-pros- don't have to stick fingers in eyes, don't dry out, no risk for infection,\nglasses-cons-not always attractive, can leave red intents on bridge of nose if not properly fitted or slightly heavy, can break easily, dangerous if you get hit in the face, unless you pay an arm and a leg you risk annoying scratches on surface of lense and issue of sun when outside, though they do have perscription sun glasses or the clips, maintenance, when first start wearing have the issues of motion sickness until used to them, cost, can't wear them to sleep, can't see when wake up\ncontacts-pros-don't have to worry if they match what you are wearing, can sometimes help filter allergens from eyes (sometimes, not always!!!)\ncons-risk of infections, not good for dry eyes, must remember to follow drs instructions and lense manufatcturer's recommendations.  though following those directions will eliminate much of the risks of infections. can tear if not cared for properly. cost, not recommended that you sleep in them so can't see when first wake up
192776
I wear glasses and also contacts.......sounds like you got a pretty good deal.  Glasses are so expensive!!!
869420
I have seen him without them, when he was in school he was considered a nerd and he looked the part. I think the glasses are part of his cool image. Ive never heard anything about the sun bothering his eyes.
721609
No, I just makes you able to see.  I think people look more intelligent with glasses.
336139
Lots of people get eye laser surgery. But honestly, when I ask my surgeon and physician friends, all refuse to get the surgery. They state that the long term risk is unknown and the chance of complication later on is high enough that they would prefer to wear glasses. Literally of the many people I know that have gotten the surgery, NOT ONE person who is medically knowledgeable has decided it is a good decision..