Why would you wear sunglasses indoors?

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Posted by Dreamyboy
There's also a psychological thing I've read waaaaay way back. People who wear sunglasses are more easily approached. It fools the mind into see an endearing trait, large eyes. Large eyes creates a feeling of friendliness and submission, that's why large eyes are very attractive to many.

Interesting

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Posted by Dreamyboy
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Posted by Dreamyboy
There's also a psychological thing I've read waaaaay way back. People who wear sunglasses are more easily approached. It fools the mind into see an endearing trait, large eyes. Large eyes creates a feeling of friendliness and submission, that's why large eyes are very attractive to many.

Interesting

Try it out. Wear sunglasses often and see how much more friendly interactions you receive. I wear regular glasses for seeing and it's somewhat the same I believe. The large borders of my glasses are similar to sunglasses so people approach me easily. Imagine you see a guy with glasses and a guy without glasses. Who is more approachable? It's usually the guy with the glasses. If not, then the human mind would choose the more attractive one.

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I will thanks 🙂

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Posted by Dreamyboy
There's also a psychological thing I've read waaaaay way back. People who wear sunglasses are more easily approached. It fools the mind into see an endearing trait, large eyes. Large eyes creates a feeling of friendliness and submission, that's why large eyes are very attractive to many.

That's very interesting. I've worn sunglasses in stores and in public places inside once in a while. It's no biggie. I've seen people who do it all the time.

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Posted by Hide
Which pair is the most approachable?

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Right side, in the middle

I think you'd look way too intimidating and twisted with the pilot sunglasses. The kind of man with a decent outfit and expensive accessories who secretly wants your tears

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I wear sunglasses in the mall or sometimes when I'm out eating lunch indoors .. I'll wear them all the way up till the sun goes down. I don't care , I like them lol

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Posted by pisceanloves
Fake fashionistas.

I get mad when someone's talking to me and they won't take off the sunglasses.

Never trust one who hides his eyes

Actually that's considered very rude in social etiquette. Someone who does that either has no respect for you, or doesn't consider you to be very important in your conversation with them.

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I rarely wear sunglasses and when I do it's because I want to be incognito

I mean clearly you aren't up to making eye contact with people at this moment

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My not-immediate boss has glaucoma, and pretty much needs to wear them.

He constantly forgets to take them off and I don't blame him...

He looks like Elvis tho 😏

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Posted by Aliensusedourbogroll
Look at all these people being jealous cos they can't pull off wearing sunnies inside.

—?

Do you look even cooler than the gais in the cover photo? ?

By the way! Explicit didn't delete as a refusal of our modelling offer, he's back and needs now a dope pair of sunglasses for the photo shoot ? excitiiing

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Posted by Deedee86
Light sensitive.

Just had lasik surgery

Blind

People who have photosensitive eyes. I knew someone who wore sunnies all the time, even indoors, as long as there was light present. She even wore them while watching tv at home.

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Posted by everlynn
Besides, I don't see a problem with people wearing sunglasses indoors nor do I see a problem people talking to other people with shades on either. I don't even see a problem with people wearing sunglasses at night.

I'm just curious why psychologically some people would do it.

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Posted by Ram416
Posted by pisceanloves
Fake fashionistas.

I get mad when someone's talking to me and they won't take off the sunglasses.

Never trust one who hides his eyes

Actually that's considered very rude in social etiquette. Someone who does that either has no respect for you, or doesn't consider you to be very important in your conversation with them.

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Yes but the problem is most people have no idea about etiquette and basic social rules. All this movies how some hotshot wearing sunglasses while having serious conversation, not surprised some idiots consider it as a norm

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Posted by Dreamyboy
There's also a psychological thing I've read waaaaay way back. People who wear sunglasses are more easily approached. It fools the mind into see an endearing trait, large eyes. Large eyes creates a feeling of friendliness and submission, that's why large eyes are very attractive to many.

maybe that's the same concept for large penises ...

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Posted by Lilianni
Just curious

I wore sunglasses when I went to work and school a few times, and when I wore them in broad daylight while I was riding in the metro and trains.

There were old ladies across from me who boldly asked me,

"Young lady, why are you wearing sunglasses ?? it's sunny out."

"My eyes hurt."

That satisfied those old ladies. lol

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but I don't like the sun in my eyes....so I don't know why they had to ask that. it was strange. 😕

ohhhh I was INSIDE the metro, bus, train. so that counts.

and no one said anything at work/school.

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