I see no problem with them. I also think there is something wrong if people are judging sexuality by whether your contacts are tinted.
What’s the difference between this and the guys who waste all of their time trying to color coordinate their Air Jordans with their brightly colored overly expensive jersey and over-creased blue jeans?
Do what you want and quit worrying about what everyone else thinks.
[quote]MangoMan305 wrote:
chillain wrote:
Some years back, I had fun with both blue and hazel (preferred the latter but neither looked exactly natural, of course) and I would encourage you to go for it.
Did they ever bother your vision?[/quote]
Of course not.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I see no problem with them. I also think there is something wrong if people are judging sexuality by whether your contacts are tinted.
What’s the difference between this and the guys who waste all of their time trying to color coordinate their Air Jordans with their brightly colored overly expensive jersey and over-creased blue jeans?
Do what you want and quit worrying about what everyone else thinks.[/quote]
He wanted opinions, and he got them.
Agreed on your last point.
[quote]Doug Adams wrote:
Professor X wrote:
I see no problem with them. I also think there is something wrong if people are judging sexuality by whether your contacts are tinted.
What’s the difference between this and the guys who waste all of their time trying to color coordinate their Air Jordans with their brightly colored overly expensive jersey and over-creased blue jeans?
Do what you want and quit worrying about what everyone else thinks.
He wanted opinions, and he got them.
Agreed on your last point.[/quote]
It’s great to have an opinion, but I know far too many people…GUYS…who spend more on how they look than they currently make in terms of income.
You have people who will drop money on Air Force Ones that they won’t wear in the rain, brand new A/X jeans that cost over 100-200 bucks and sunglasses that run for over 300…yet these same types of people will look at the guy with hazel eyes and thinks he’s gay?
This society is ass backwards.
The contacts are cheaper.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Doug Adams wrote:
Professor X wrote:
I see no problem with them. I also think there is something wrong if people are judging sexuality by whether your contacts are tinted.
What’s the difference between this and the guys who waste all of their time trying to color coordinate their Air Jordans with their brightly colored overly expensive jersey and over-creased blue jeans?
Do what you want and quit worrying about what everyone else thinks.
He wanted opinions, and he got them.
Agreed on your last point.
It’s great to have an opinion, but I know far too many people…GUYS…who spend more on how they look than they currently make in terms of income.
You have people who will drop money on Air Force Ones that they won’t wear in the rain, brand new A/X jeans that cost over 100-200 bucks and sunglasses that run for over 300…yet these same types of people will look at the guy with hazel eyes and thinks he’s gay?
This society is ass backwards.
The contacts are cheaper.[/quote]
for the record I think all those guys are gay too. For me, gay is just a synonym for weird in my everyday language.
It’s such a small physical detail that focusing on it seems a little feminine IMO. I guess I get that because the only people I’ve talked to that have complained about their eye color are women.
Besides, you’re getting such little “bang for your buck” with the contacts. Take yourself X, I’m sure the women don’t really give a damn about what shade your eyes are after getting a good look at your physique. The contact money could be spent on some more food.
Next week Ill pass by my eye doctor and try on some different colors see whats best.
my eyes are hazel so they change appearance depending on what I wear
[quote]Doug Adams wrote:
It’s such a small physical detail that focusing on it seems a little feminine IMO. I guess I get that because the only people I’ve talked to that have complained about their eye color are women.
Besides, you’re getting such little “bang for your buck” with the contacts. Take yourself X, I’m sure the women don’t really give a damn about what shade your eyes are after getting a good look at your physique. The contact money could be spent on some more food.[/quote]
Actually, my eyes tend to be one of the first things I get comments on. A black guy with gray eyes my size tends to stand out.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Actually, my eyes tend to be one of the first things I get comments on. A black guy with _________ my size tends to stand out.[/quote]
i’m pretty confident you could put anything there and it still ring true
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I see no problem with them. I also think there is something wrong if people are judging sexuality by whether your contacts are tinted.
What’s the difference between this and the guys who waste all of their time trying to color coordinate their Air Jordans with their brightly colored overly expensive jersey and over-creased blue jeans?
Do what you want and quit worrying about what everyone else thinks.[/quote]
x2
women eat hazel/green eyes on black guys up! unfortunetly i have normal brown eyes…
[quote]djwhizkid wrote:
women eat hazel/green eyes on black guys up! unfortunetly i have normal brown eyes…[/quote]
Then buy hazel/green contacts!
[quote]HolyMacaroni wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Actually, my eyes tend to be one of the first things I get comments on. A black guy with _________ my size tends to stand out.
i’m pretty confident you could put anything there and it still ring true[/quote]
Damn, you beat me to the flirt!
yeah well, i’ve been getting jealous of all the attention you’ve been getting recently
[quote]HolyMacaroni wrote:
yeah well, i’ve been getting jealous of all the attention you’ve been getting recently[/quote]
S’only because I’ve been PMing people pictures of your nude chest, telling them it’s me.
did they wonder why only one of your nipples were pierced?
back on track, i remember wearing a pair of ‘alien’ contacts to 8th grade. i was sent to detention for ‘disruptive behavior’
https://www.coastalcontacts.com/special-effects-lenses/green-reptile/prod97169.html
I wore turquoise ones years and years ago. I wouldn’t say they looked natural but I liked them. They didn’t affect my vision. In addition, if you drop one, they’re much easier to locate.
if you want something a little different
http://www.9mmsfx.com/lenses.html