It's been a awhile since I commented to you. It's nice to see that you seem to wearing your glasses more and more often now. So your getting close to wearing them fulltime. It takes time to get used to wearing glasses when you get them for the first time. But the more you wear them the more comfortable they get to the point where you pretty much forget your wearing them. I just replied to you on a video you made shortly after you got your glasses. I was questioning you because you were in your car driving and not wearing glasses. It turned out you had a very good reason which I was hoping might have been the reason. Your first glasses were too big and you returned them for a smaller better fitting pair and you were waiting for them to come in. So since getting your right fitting glasses are you wearing them when driving now? It's now been about 7 months since you got your glasses. I'm curious what you were told in regard to getting your eyes examined again? Since these were your first glasses it can often mean your eyes were just beginning to change and you may need a slight increase in your prescription. But you should at least get them checked to see if there has been any change. In other words after one year. Actually the newest guidelines now says everyone, even if you have perfect vision, should now be getting yearly eye exams. It used to be every other year. I'm assuming the main reason for the change is due to so much screen time everyone's eyes are being exposed to. You may find this of interest. Back in 2018 a major university did a study and they found that 74% of the population were either glasses or contact lens wearers. That's been 6 year ago and I'm sure that percentage has increased a good bit more since then. So 8 months ago you were still in that small minority, now you are in the majority. By the way, you should know that there's something rather sexy about an attractive young woman wearing her glasses so far down her nose. Were you intentionally wearing them that way or did they just slide like that on their own and you didn't bother pushing them back in place? If your glasses really are getting loose you need to check the temples to see if their loose. Opening and closing glasses will cause the hinge screws to come loose and if left alone the screws will come completely out. You have had your glasses just long enough that i would expect the screws to be getting loose. You can stop in at any optical store and have them check and tighten the screws for you at no cost. You can even buy a mini screwdriver and do it yourself. It's called a "watchmakers screwdriver" Just a couple dollars in cost.
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You have a very beautiful smile.
that's very kind :)
@jessicawhelpley you're welcome and your smile made my day so much better so thank you too
It's been a awhile since I commented to you. It's nice to see that you seem to wearing your glasses more and more often now. So your getting close to wearing them fulltime. It takes time to get used to wearing glasses when you get them for the first time. But the more you wear them the more comfortable they get to the point where you pretty much forget your wearing them. I just replied to you on a video you made shortly after you got your glasses. I was questioning you because you were in your car driving and not wearing glasses. It turned out you had a very good reason which I was hoping might have been the reason. Your first glasses were too big and you returned them for a smaller better fitting pair and you were waiting for them to come in. So since getting your right fitting glasses are you wearing them when driving now? It's now been about 7 months since you got your glasses. I'm curious what you were told in regard to getting your eyes examined again? Since these were your first glasses it can often mean your eyes were just beginning to change and you may need a slight increase in your prescription. But you should at least get them checked to see if there has been any change. In other words after one year. Actually the newest guidelines now says everyone, even if you have perfect vision, should now be getting yearly eye exams. It used to be every other year. I'm assuming the main reason for the change is due to so much screen time everyone's eyes are being exposed to. You may find this of interest. Back in 2018 a major university did a study and they found that 74% of the population were either glasses or contact lens wearers. That's been 6 year ago and I'm sure that percentage has increased a good bit more since then. So 8 months ago you were still in that small minority, now you are in the majority. By the way, you should know that there's something rather sexy about an attractive young woman wearing her glasses so far down her nose. Were you intentionally wearing them that way or did they just slide like that on their own and you didn't bother pushing them back in place? If your glasses really are getting loose you need to check the temples to see if their loose. Opening and closing glasses will cause the hinge screws to come loose and if left alone the screws will come completely out. You have had your glasses just long enough that i would expect the screws to be getting loose. You can stop in at any optical store and have them check and tighten the screws for you at no cost. You can even buy a mini screwdriver and do it yourself. It's called a "watchmakers screwdriver" Just a couple dollars in cost.