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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
Gentlemën, Ladiës, Binariës, Whateveriës and Inclusivitiës...
Do you wear glasses?
Is this - for you personally - a functional and utilitarian accessory simply for 'corrective' vision? Do you wear it with pride and delight, and with a fashionable, contemporary and stylistic frame? Does it complement your look and visage?
Are you inexplicably drawn toward those who wear glasses? Do you find people who wear them sexy, geeky, nerdy, attractive or - perhaps - a turn-off ?
And finally — in regards to budget do you procure cheap frames but complement them with high-quality lens or do you compromise on the lens for a more discerning and style-conscious frame? |
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I wear glasses, I do have contacts but the last couple times I didn't like wearing them, plus they are a lil too weak for me.
Though saying that I've needed to have an eye appointment since covid and keep putting it off/forgetting as I know that will mean I need new prescription/glasses haha
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
I wear glasses...
I spend way too long looking at frames when I'm getting new ones, then approximately 7.64 seconds actually trying on the 26 frames I kinda like and deciding which don't make me look even weirder.
Struck gold with the ones I got last time.
But the lens is more important than the frame. Because that's the part that makes me be able to see.
I can't actually remember if that answers the OP or not... hope so! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Reluctantly....yes. Initially, anyway..
Unfortunately age caught up with me, and I needed them for reading (im long sighted).
I held out for about 49yrs, so that's not too bad.
I quite like wearing them now.
In my mind, they make me look studious (especially when colouring in pictures).
I buy cheap ones from the supermarket. Not prescription.
I have quite a physical job, so quite often they get broken |
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I have worn glasses since I was a teenager. Now I have to have two pairs, one for distance and one for intermediate (screen work mainly). I don’t think about them most of the time but they’re a pain in the arse when there are kids around and there’s no good solution for water sports (no not that kind). I don’t consider them an accessory, purely functional. |
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I wear glasses. I need good lenses and like a stylish frame. The cost is eye watering and as I've had surgery to repair a hole in the macular of one eye and now have a cataract as a result need six monthly eye tests. Once the cataract has been removed I'll need yet another pair of spectacles.
I saw some beautiful frames that had a diamante leopard reclining over one eye but I don't think they'll go with my suede boots  |
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I've been wearing glasses since I was 4. They're part of my face, and I look weird without them. I tend to go for cheap-ish frames, but will pay more if I think they really suit me. Each pair is going to last at least 2 years, so it's not a huge expense.
It doesn't affect a person's attractiveness if they wear glasses or not. Though some glasses really don't suit some faces, and that can be off-putting. |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
Transsexual Transylvania |
My eyes are now weak enough, between the astigmatism and the lazy eye muscles, that I could wear varifocals, but I dislike them. So I wear contact lenses for distance vision, and supplement with reading glasses for close up.
I'll confess, I've bought readers with a big round frame to wear them in my profile pics, because I think I look more feminine and sexy in them. 
(They also help obscure the bags under my eyes). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Glasses for reading (such as sitting at the computer now).
Tend to buy the frames that suit me or that I like. Have thought about using the prescription to get the lenses cheaper on line, but never get round to it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wear glasses daily as I’m blind as a bat without them.
I’ve never managed to get on with contacts, I get enough fingers in the eye playing rugby so I’ll stick with my frames. |
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We both wear glasses all the time and we do tend to spoil ourselves when choosing new frames within reason. I looked at a sish made pair of pure carbon fibre but just couldn't get behind the 1000 quid price tag usually frames are between 2 and 300 |
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I am getting old, so I now wear glasses for long sightedness, but just for reading, using screens and driving at night. I also have slight astigmatism apparently. I didn't like having to get them but Mr KC really likes the ones I chose. They make him hot round the edges |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
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"I have to wear 2 separate pairs. One for reading and one for seeing people. It is a little awkward if I mix them up. Oops "
I don't know, it might be quite useful reading people!  |
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"I have to wear 2 separate pairs. One for reading and one for seeing people. It is a little awkward if I mix them up. Oops
I don't know, it might be quite useful reading people! "
I’m pretty good at that already. Even being blind  |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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Ive tried everything , one pair , two pair, contacts, and gave up , I don’t like things on/in my eyes, so I’m just blind for now and will get eye lens replacement soon.
I adore women in glasses, so sexy. |
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"I wear glasses, lens etc. I also need a pink lens to see numbers correctly/clarity. "
I’ve never heard of the pink lens one before! Which is weird, given my username …
I’m like Mrs Rickshawed up there, I’ve been wearing glasses my whole life and can’t imagine ever doing without them. They’re just part of me.
I’ve joked with friends on here before that if you’re seeing me without my glasses you’ve pulled - I only take them off to get into the shower or into bed …
My specs are one of the things I’ve always invested a lot of money in. I wear them all day, every day. They’re part of my face. I need to love them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm supposed to wear mine more than I do . Over the years I've ignored that advice but now it's catching up with me!
My prescription isn't particularly strong so I get away with not spending too much snd the occasional pair of ready readers on line if I want something a bit funky for work.
I don't dislike them and I've a few pairs now that I'm used to wearing, but I'm not yet super confident in them .
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I have to wear them, if I don't my sight is awful.
I love them on other people - not to the extent it's a fetish but the right pair really compliments and brings out features of a person.
I have a very strong soft spot for men in glasses and *that banned word* blazers thanks to my first experience.
In terms of the quality/cost, I do tend to buy expensive frames because they're an essential accessory (what a lovely juxtaposition!) and might as well enjoy wearing them.
My current two pairs are Marc Jacobs and Prada, both pretty identical - dark, thick rimmed. Following Monday's appointment I'll finally be able to look at getting a new pair, I'm currently lusting after a Chanel tortoiseshell pair.
I sound vapid as fuck here. Sod it.  |
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I wear them, I hate them but I like to see, I find it helpful. I can’t wear contact lenses, my eyes aren’t suitable for them. My frames are relatively cheap as glasses can be, I’m not a fan of designer stuff. I do have coatings on my lenses though |
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I have way too many pairs, any time we got new ones in I'd get them if I liked them (perk of work getting them cheap ). I have lots of different styles and use them as an accessory.
Age is creeping up now and I can't use my all round specs anymore I need a little more oomph for close work, so new ones are on the horizon
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've worn glasses since the age of 3, do they are part of me. I don't feel properly dressed without them. I can't wear contact lenses either so when I choose glasses, the price doesn't come into it. I choose the style that suits me and I pay a lot extra to get ultra thin lenses as I want the glasses to look the best they can.
My last 2 pairs of glasses cost me £1400. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
What about when you - the wearer - are passionately kissing someone who's also wearing glasses?
Do you take delight when the frames innocently collide and go 'clackety-clack', mimicking your sensual lip-locking embrace with endearment and pleasurable satisfaction? Ô^Ô  |
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Yes I wear glasses and have done for many years. I try to chose frames that suit my face. The women in the shop are always good. Many years ago I asked a gentlemen friend what he thought of glasses and he said they are just part of you.
I have no preference for people who do or don't wear glasses.
I wouldn't get contact lenses as I couldn't bare anything in my eyes |
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"Do you take delight when the frames innocently collide and go 'clackety-clack', mimicking your sensual lip-locking embrace with endearment and pleasurable satisfaction? Ô^Ô "
Now *there* speaks the voice of experience. That very specific sound/feeling of glasses colliding is a thing. Maybe even a ‘Thing’ which deserves a capital letter. It’s a moment.
That click/clack might make the two of you pause for breath. Look each other in the eyes again. It might make you dive straight back in. It might make you take your glasses off. Look for somewhere to put them down, carefully. Maybe on the bedside. That little face clash can be the moment where realise you’re shifting from a kiss to doing more. Putting your glasses aside is a commitment to going further. It’s the first step in taking the rest of your clothes off, y’know? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wear glasses as I am short sighted… recently changed to multifocal glasses and hate them - near and far is a bit trippy for me - but using contact lens gives me the flexibility of having the best of both worlds… can go out and not look like a 4 eyed nerd… but I look good when I do have them on |
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"What about when you - the wearer - are passionately kissing someone who's also wearing glasses?
Do you take delight when the frames innocently collide and go 'clackety-clack', mimicking your sensual lip-locking embrace with endearment and pleasurable satisfaction? Ô^Ô "
I shout “cheers!!” as our glasses clink together  |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
Have been wearing glasses since I was 5 years old, Currently using Varifocal Reactolight in a simple metal frame, need to wear them from getting up until going to bed.
Use either Boots or Specsavers depending who is offering the best deal, always buy 2 pair, keeping 1 pair in the car as sadly I am of an age where falling over happens usually damaging the glasses.  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Do you take delight when the frames innocently collide and go 'clackety-clack', mimicking your sensual lip-locking embrace with endearment and pleasurable satisfaction? Ô^Ô
Now *there* speaks the voice of experience. That very specific sound/feeling of glasses colliding is a thing. Maybe even a ‘Thing’ which deserves a capital letter. It’s a moment.
That click/clack might make the two of you pause for breath. Look each other in the eyes again. It might make you dive straight back in. It might make you take your glasses off. Look for somewhere to put them down, carefully. Maybe on the bedside. That little face clash can be the moment where realise you’re shifting from a kiss to doing more. Putting your glasses aside is a commitment to going further. It’s the first step in taking the rest of your clothes off, y’know?"
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It's like a mutual and reciprocal acknowledgement: the glasses have come off, does anything else need to remain 'on'? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"What about when you - the wearer - are passionately kissing someone who's also wearing glasses?
Do you take delight when the frames innocently collide and go 'clackety-clack', mimicking your sensual lip-locking embrace with endearment and pleasurable satisfaction? Ô^Ô "
Yes. You probably know how much joy it brings me already Nero, no, you do.
RTG described it perfectly. I love those little erotic moments that are almost ritualistic in their perfect desire, the way they fill the senses. In a similar way to cufflinks, the removal of them signifies so much. Some of my favourite little memories of lovers are the glasses clacking. The cufflinks removing.
There's something about that embrace with another glasses wearer that speaks to me of sensuality, of potential yet to be unearthed. I adore it.
And I'm intrigued as to your next thread topic, I'm certain it will speak to me of erotic moments past and yet to come. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wear glasses - normally the cheapest frames, not because I wouldn't spend money but because the most basic frames suit me better than more elaborate (and expensive!) ones.
I do have a bit of a thing for women who wear glasses, I must admit. Dorothy Parker clearly hadn't met me when she wrote 'Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses'! |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"I wear glasses...
I spend way too long looking at frames when I'm getting new ones, then approximately 7.64 seconds actually trying on the 26 frames I kinda like and deciding which don't make me look even weirder.
Struck gold with the ones I got last time.
But the lens is more important than the frame. Because that's the part that makes me be able to see.
I can't actually remember if that answers the OP or not... hope so!"
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Since when did you start calling me OP? Wench! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This is a touchy one right now as I've had nothing but problems since my home eye test but I've had metal frames, plastic frames, black brown blue grey always gone for a cheapy pair. But now my prescription has really changed i cant have what I want without paying an Extortionate amount, and today have been told I have to have two pairs. I just want to see! I want black plastic glasses like Clark Kent. They will be practical but also i want to look like a sexy slutty secretary too!!
End of rant. |
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"This is a touchy one right now as I've had nothing but problems since my home eye test but I've had metal frames, plastic frames, black brown blue grey always gone for a cheapy pair. But now my prescription has really changed i cant have what I want without paying an Extortionate amount, and today have been told I have to have two pairs. I just want to see! I want black plastic glasses like Clark Kent. They will be practical but also i want to look like a sexy slutty secretary too!!
End of rant."
I don't know your budget, but the black plastic Ray Ban frames I settled on seem good. I just have basic lenses with blue filter for gawping at screens. Can share a pic of you like? |
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"I wear glasses - normally the cheapest frames, not because I wouldn't spend money but because the most basic frames suit me better than more elaborate (and expensive!) ones.
I do have a bit of a thing for women who wear glasses, I must admit. Dorothy Parker clearly hadn't met me when she wrote 'Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses'!"
That's absolutely true that some of the cheapest ones are actually nicer than the designer ones and you cant tell the difference. You often pay for the name, not unlike sunglasses too. |
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"This is a touchy one right now as I've had nothing but problems since my home eye test but I've had metal frames, plastic frames, black brown blue grey always gone for a cheapy pair. But now my prescription has really changed i cant have what I want without paying an Extortionate amount, and today have been told I have to have two pairs. I just want to see! I want black plastic glasses like Clark Kent. They will be practical but also i want to look like a sexy slutty secretary too!!
End of rant."
I vaguely remember you saying it was specsavers wasn't it? Are you sticking with them or going elsewhere, feel free to pm I can give some advice xx
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do wear glasses and have recently had new ones (see recent pic) Prescription varifocals, but they are from the Kylie range so I'm still cool 
Have worn glasses for distance since I was 10 years old, I loved having glasses |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do wear glasses and contacts. I used to spend a fortune on glasses but spend less now as I rarely ever leave the house wearing them. Contacts are just more practical for me day to day. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is a touchy one right now as I've had nothing but problems since my home eye test but I've had metal frames, plastic frames, black brown blue grey always gone for a cheapy pair. But now my prescription has really changed i cant have what I want without paying an Extortionate amount, and today have been told I have to have two pairs. I just want to see! I want black plastic glasses like Clark Kent. They will be practical but also i want to look like a sexy slutty secretary too!!
End of rant.
I don't know your budget, but the black plastic Ray Ban frames I settled on seem good. I just have basic lenses with blue filter for gawping at screens. Can share a pic of you like?"
Please beaut x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m in a terribly trendy bar right now with a fabber who is wearing terribly sexy glasses. It’s terrible. But I like it."
So much you had to say it twice |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
Hear ye hear ye...RTG is on a date right now, in a trendy bar, in a trendy bår. He is imbibing with:
Gertrude from Glasgow / Edwina from Edinburgh / Abbie from Aberdeen / Dierdre from Dundee / Freda from Forfar / Irina from Inverness.... |
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"Hear ye hear ye...RTG is on a date right now, in a trendy bar, in a trendy bår. He is imbibing with:
Gertrude from Glasgow / Edwina from Edinburgh / Abbie from Aberdeen / Dierdre from Dundee / Freda from Forfar / Irina from Inverness.... "
Can you repeat this please… for the hard of understanding |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Hear ye hear ye...RTG is on a date right now, in a trendy bar, in a trendy bår. He is imbibing with:
Gertrude from Glasgow / Edwina from Edinburgh / Abbie from Aberdeen / Dierdre from Dundee / Freda from Forfar / Irina from Inverness.... "
Savage.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Worn them for 40 years and they’re integral to me
I tried contacts for a while as there was always a risk as a cricketer that taking a ball to the face would be nasty (luckily my reactions were good enough to avoid that for 40 years)
But contacts are a pain to put in with smaller eyes, plus as I’d worn glasses for so long people thought I looked weird without them
So now I have 5 or 6 pairs that I can alternate between |
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"This is a touchy one right now as I've had nothing but problems since my home eye test but I've had metal frames, plastic frames, black brown blue grey always gone for a cheapy pair. But now my prescription has really changed i cant have what I want without paying an Extortionate amount, and today have been told I have to have two pairs. I just want to see! I want black plastic glasses like Clark Kent. They will be practical but also i want to look like a sexy slutty secretary too!!
End of rant.
I don't know your budget, but the black plastic Ray Ban frames I settled on seem good. I just have basic lenses with blue filter for gawping at screens. Can share a pic of you like?
Please beaut x"
Done! |
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I wear em cos i'm an old bastard slowly loosing all functioning utilities that were once perfectly working 
I go for the cheap frames/cheap lens option, my last order costing about £40ish quid for 3 pairs- including a pair of sunnies.
Can't see the point of designer frames and expensive glasses, most the time i wear them for work, so the current work pair have a couple of scratches- and my prescription has changed twice in a few years, so why bother wasting cash when the online suppliers provide more than good enough kit for the old peepers |
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"I'm speccy. I can't get on board with contacts, but also I don't look like me without my geek frames! "
I couldn't imagine sticking my finger in my eye
I'll stick with glasses. I've got HD varifocals now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm speccy. I can't get on board with contacts, but also I don't look like me without my geek frames!
Less silhouettey? "
Haha yeah!
That's how everyone else's pics look to me when I take mine off #BlindAsABat |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser..."
You know what curiosity did... |
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"I'm speccy. I can't get on board with contacts, but also I don't look like me without my geek frames!
Less silhouettey?
Haha yeah!
That's how everyone else's pics look to me when I take mine off #BlindAsABat"
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did..."
I'm curious to see them, I don't think I have yet and I'm not a cat so I'm hoping I get sex or something nice |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did...
I'm curious to see them, I don't think I have yet and I'm not a cat so I'm hoping I get sex or something nice "
You want a pic of my glasses? |
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did...
I'm curious to see them, I don't think I have yet and I'm not a cat so I'm hoping I get sex or something nice
You want a pic of my glasses? "
Spectacle fetish |
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I wear them for distance. My current frames are green but I preferred the geeky black ones I had on my last prescription.
B doesn't wear glasses because his eyesight is annoyingly perfect, so I've never kissed someone else wearing glasses while wearing mine. I didn't even realise the frames could clash.
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did...
I'm curious to see them, I don't think I have yet and I'm not a cat so I'm hoping I get sex or something nice
You want a pic of my glasses? "
You wearing them yes, not just of your glasses. Give me your best sexy secretary look please and make my Friday spectaculous |
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"I wear them for distance. My current frames are green but I preferred the geeky black ones I had on my last prescription.
B doesn't wear glasses because his eyesight is annoyingly perfect, so I've never kissed someone else wearing glasses while wearing mine. I didn't even realise the frames could clash.
J"
I only discovered this very recently! Mr KC is an all-the-time specs wearer and I'm new to it. We got all entangled |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did...
I'm curious to see them, I don't think I have yet and I'm not a cat so I'm hoping I get sex or something nice
You want a pic of my glasses?
You wearing them yes, not just of your glasses. Give me your best sexy secretary look please and make my Friday spectaculous "
I can do a "talk to me and I will slap you" secretary look. |
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"I wear them for distance. My current frames are green but I preferred the geeky black ones I had on my last prescription.
B doesn't wear glasses because his eyesight is annoyingly perfect, so I've never kissed someone else wearing glasses while wearing mine. I didn't even realise the frames could clash.
J"
Frame wars |
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"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did...
I'm curious to see them, I don't think I have yet and I'm not a cat so I'm hoping I get sex or something nice
You want a pic of my glasses?
You wearing them yes, not just of your glasses. Give me your best sexy secretary look please and make my Friday spectaculous
I can do a "talk to me and I will slap you" secretary look. "
That's pretty much what I'm expecting |
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"B doesn't wear glasses because his eyesight is annoyingly perfect, so I've never kissed someone else wearing glasses while wearing mine. I didn't even realise the frames could clash.
J
Frame wars "
I think you've just invented armoured glasses. Bravo! Or they could be magnetic with either attracting or repelling polarity depending on whether you want to get close or not. I may have taken this mental tangent too far... |
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"B doesn't wear glasses because his eyesight is annoyingly perfect, so I've never kissed someone else wearing glasses while wearing mine. I didn't even realise the frames could clash.
J
Frame wars
I think you've just invented armoured glasses. Bravo! Or they could be magnetic with either attracting or repelling polarity depending on whether you want to get close or not. I may have taken this mental tangent too far... "
So many ideas |
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By *rincipessaWoman
over a year ago
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Without them, I can’t see here and I Can’t see there. I just lived in a happy middle distance for years. Now I wear varifocals and love not looking at life through a Vaseline smeared mirror anymore |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"I do when driving.
I look better with them so I'm hoping for crappy eyesight all round!
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So you like Autumn, comfort food and wear glasses. Curiouser curiouser...
You know what curiosity did..."
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Yes, it obliterated the  . |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Without them, I can’t see here and I Can’t see there. I just lived in a happy middle distance for years. Now I wear varifocals and love not looking at life through a Vaseline smeared mirror anymore "
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There's always someone who mentions Vaseline™ in a harmless thread. |
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By *rincipessaWoman
over a year ago
your wildest dreams, |
"Without them, I can’t see here and I Can’t see there. I just lived in a happy middle distance for years. Now I wear varifocals and love not looking at life through a Vaseline smeared mirror anymore
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There's always someone who mentions Vaseline™ in a harmless thread. "
I’m future, I’m going to be the person who mentions it in every thread.
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I've worn glasses since I was 7, for short sight, and had to wear them all day since my early 30s. After 8 years without an eye test I finally succumbed a few days ago, and did that classic middle-aged man thing of recoiling in horror (internally, naturally) at the price of my needed new pair - over £400, and that was WITH a £50 discount for not having a second pair. But I suppose if I can keep these another 8 years the cost per year won't be too bad.
Mind you, they are lovely frames. |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Cheeseville, Somerset |
"I have to wear glasses now to read or see detail. I go for the buy one get one free £20 plastic chunky jobs and they do fine. "
Ditto.
Too much screen time over the last decade has taken it's toll.
I dont splash out. If I did I can guarantee I'd break them a day or so later. So cheap frames and lenses and a new pair each year.
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"I've worn glasses since I was 7, for short sight, and had to wear them all day since my early 30s. After 8 years without an eye test I finally succumbed a few days ago, and did that classic middle-aged man thing of recoiling in horror (internally, naturally) at the price of my needed new pair - over £400, and that was WITH a £50 discount for not having a second pair. But I suppose if I can keep these another 8 years the cost per year won't be too bad.
Mind you, they are lovely frames. "
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Thesp', I know that you wear the celebrated and the much coveted Tom Davies TD™ brand. Bespoke and hand-crafted. |
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"I've worn glasses since I was 7, for short sight, and had to wear them all day since my early 30s. After 8 years without an eye test I finally succumbed a few days ago, and did that classic middle-aged man thing of recoiling in horror (internally, naturally) at the price of my needed new pair - over £400, and that was WITH a £50 discount for not having a second pair. But I suppose if I can keep these another 8 years the cost per year won't be too bad.
Mind you, they are lovely frames.
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Thesp', I know that you wear the celebrated and the much coveted Tom Davies TD™ brand. Bespoke and hand-crafted."
I wish I did! These are a charming pair, but definitely not bespoke.
The lenses are, however. Hence the price. I once bought a car for less and had great fun with it. |
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Yeah I wear them for computers, reading etc. Eyes are getting old now so having to rely on them more!
I don't particularly like or dislike them on me. I do like a woman in a pair of glasses though. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
South Wales |
I wear reading glasses now. Can’t see close up.
I buy the cheapy 5 glasses for £10 type from Amazon as my big dog has a habit of hugging me and knocking them off my face or I sit on them.
Not particularly drawn to glasses wearers, if they wear them they need them is the way I look at it. |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
Diagonally Parked in a Parallel Universe |
I wear varifocals with three lenses, close up, middle distance, and far distance. My eyes adjust to each part of the lens I look through and they've never bothered me. I do like my frames to have a bit of colour to them, though. |
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By *ubyBlairWoman
over a year ago
Glasgow-ish / Edinburgh |
Glasses wearer here… and in another world, my nickname is Velma which gives a hint of the glasses-geek look I often have.
I feel very naked without mine, not many people get to see me without them. I do love a well-timed glance over the top of my glasses though, directed at someone I’m heavily flirting with |
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I went to the Opticians last summer. He asked me what my problem was and I told him I'm short sighted. He took me over to the window, told me to look up into the sky and asked me if I could see a big round orange thing. I said yes, then he said "thats the sun. It's 93 million miles away, how effing far do you want to see" ?
So I went to wilko and bought two pairs of reading glasses for six quid. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"I went to the Opticians last summer. He asked me what my problem was and I told him I'm short sighted. He took me over to the window, told me to look up into the sky and asked me if I could see a big round orange thing. I said yes, then he said "thats the sun. It's 93 million miles away, how effing far do you want to see" ?
So I went to wilko and bought two pairs of reading glasses for six quid."
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Yeah I wear them for computers, reading etc. Eyes are getting old now so having to rely on them more!
I don't particularly like or dislike them on me. I do like a woman in a pair of glasses though. "
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Måggy, would you make love to a woman in glasses (or one who wore a monocle)...? |
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"It's rather annoying trying to pluck my eyebrows whilst wearing glasses, as the rims obscure the view in the mirror.
Without them, however, I can't see my eyebrows to pluck them."
I just don't pluck my eyebrows |
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I love wearing my glasses they make me feel more confident & sexy..plus I can also see
Had lots of compliments...
Though if anyone said I would look better without I'd reply they'd look better to me too...  |
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