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Do you like my new glasses?
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sonlegoman
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I don't really understand what you mean.Originally Posted by Connemara
I wouldn't take that guy's advice on glasses too seriously. J/k. Actually, no I'm not. Although I do think they are slightly small. But I'm just an optometry student. What do I know?
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Really nice frames, but they seem too small.Originally Posted by JayJay
in my opinion they are a fraction narrow for your face. they are definitely nice frames though.
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sonlegoman
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To the detractors: What about them is "too small?" Lens width, overall size, etc.?Originally Posted by Connemara
generally, the rule is that the frames are the same width of the head so that when the temples go back, they do not bend outwards. In other words, the frames should be the same shape on your head as they should be sitting on a table. The "temples" are what the things that go over your ears are called. The temples should be as parallel as possible while on your head. I think they look alright and it's a minor point. I think you're on the threshold of just right/too small. If you like em, go for it.
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