Big Eyeglasses Frame

I like girls and guys with glasses, I think it makes them look cute. Not only that, but thick framed ones that make them look "nerdy" turn me on, probably because It makes them look smart and mature, which I find attractive, and it'd also make you look sort of clean-cut and innocent ("nerds never get any action") and for me it's a turn on when a seemingly innocent person turns out to be a total freak in bed. For me it's a turn on when someone wears glasses, in and out of bed.

2010-03-01 19:37:55 by kelly w

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what eyeglasses frame should i wear if i have an oblong face, a long nose with a downward tip and large nostrils, and small descending close eyes? i read that big frames make a big nose shrink, but big frames don't match my small eyes; small frames, on the other hand, make my nose look even worse. moreover, most of the frames look wide on my face because they point out my close eyes. i am red-haired (dyed), green-eyed and i have a pale skin; i once tried a sea-green frame and i liked the fact that it pointed out the colour of my eyes. well, what do you think would suit me? roundish or rectangular, thick or discreet frames? or should i not wear glasses at all?

Green does look good with red hair. The best thing is to take pictures of yourself wearing all kinds of different frames. Ask friends/family/weird strangers on the internet which ones look best on you.

Go to different stores, because some places have really boring frame selections. Ask to see the old stock frames they have hidden away in boxes or drawers.

2010-02-06 13:42:25 by orangina

Price: $15.45 $15.45

Compact 7/16" x 2-1/2" screwdriver with attractive 3/8" diameter blue anodized body
Limited Lifetime Warranty on USA made handle & 1 Year Limited Warranty on USA made blade
Special chuck firmly holds the heat treated alloy steel blade

I cannot find these clunky frames anywhere. Don't even bother to recommend Wal-Mart, I'd rather be blind than to spend my money there.
Right, the military frames are the ticket but, no luck so far.

The best ones I have seen are the pairs the military uses, I would check Goodwill or the Salvation Army.
If that doesn't work most private practices can order some in from a catalog or rep to show you.

2007-12-29 19:40:40 by fuzzy

* Made for daily wear.
* 50's Retro Styling.
* 100% percent UV400 protection

I'm looking for larger than normal frames that I could purchase on the intar-webz.

Does anyone know of a website that sells really unique, big frames?

Thanks!

http://www.framesdirect.com/
http://www.designer-eyewear.co.uk/
ebay

2007-10-18 14:54:08 by Bobby Soxr Zombie

I had larger frame glasses from 6 to 19 (well I had contacts for a few years during that period), as I was farsighted. My vision corrected, but recently, I had problems reading street signs (though I could see them), so I made an appoinment with my eye doctor. I had to wait about two weeks to be seen, and in that time period between making the appointment and the actual appointment, I started having problems with blurred vision at all distances (though I can read alright without glasses) and had bad headaches.

He and I were surprised when he found out I became nearsighted since the last eight to ten years since I saw him. He said mine's just bad enough to flunk the vision test, and if it wasn't for astigmatism, I would only need the glasses for driving or other distance activities such as watching movies.

I got the glasses four days ago, and pretty much within the first couple of hours, started to notice I could see better. However, I keep having a hard time adjusting the position that allows me to see best (I'm always within a millimeter or two, though), and its kind of weird to see the bars. Plus, if i look up and past the glasses, I notice blurriness. If I adjust them, I have to tilt my head to see down, or adjust them. Do those of you who wear smaller frame glasses have that problem? What do you do? I worry about looking stupid or fidgety if I touch my glasses a lot.

Do you tilt your head more when you look up and down? How long did it take until you got used to the right position? Did you just KNOW it?

I'm glad I can see better, but I'm getting slightly annoyed and wonder if I'll get used to knowing how to look. I guess I could have tried to find bigger frames, but I like how these look on me better. In fact, I don't mind how I look in them and am glad I can see a lot better.

As for contacts, my eye doctor said to wear the glasses for several months before coming back, so my eyes can get used to having something. Is that common? I don't mind wearing glasses as long as I get used to the frames, and looking a certain way at things. If I'm constantly going to have a lot of problems (or never get them to be right), then I'll probably try to get contacts as soon as I can.

Some of my friends who had glasses pretty much most of their lives said it took about a week to get used to wearing smaller framed glasses. I wonder if it will take me longer? Or should I go back to the place I got them and have them tell me the best position, as well as how to look? They put them in the correct position (or so I thought) when I got them, and adjusted them to fit me perfectly.

You need to have the frames adjusted so that they sit comfortably on your face and are naturally in the correct position. When I last got new frames they adjusted the fit and put a dot on the display lenses where the centre of my eye was before sending them off to be fitted with the correct lenses. When I had new lenses put in that frame I didn't notice any problems.

As for getting new contacts at the same time, I don't think it matters, I would have failed the driving vision test in the glasses that I wore when I first got contacts and had a new prescription for both done at the same time.

2009-11-30 19:06:19 by Karen