Nice to see that you got new glasses. I watched your video about your broken glasses and considering how badly you need your glasses I felt so bad for you. I don't have to tell you that considering that as of 2018 when I read about a university that did a study that found that 74% of the population wears some form of vision correction, either glasses or contacts, glasses are well over priced. For many, like you, that glasses are a necessity and not a choice. They should be more affordable. Remember that I'm a former optician telling you this. But I would have loved being able to offer people really nice glasses for under $35.00 even without insurance. By the way, just curious, you kept saying that you didn't have vision insurance in the video about your broken glasses. You do understand that most if not all health insurances includes vision insurance as well don't you? So unless you don't have health insurance you likely do have vision insurance which would at the very least pay anywhere from 80% to 100% of the cost of your eye exam and about 50% to 75% of the cost of your glasses. Anyway I like your new glasses and with your change in prescription you should be able to see to drive at night once again. Just curious, your previous glasses were semi-rimless so barely any frame at all. Have you had any issues with your eyes getting used to seeing the frame in your new glasses? I'm thinking that may have been a bit annoying to you at first. Please don't be mad at me for my honesty, but I miss your previous glasses because the frame was so rimless it was so easy to see your face that it was almost like you weren't wearing glasses at all. Your new glasses don't allow for your eyes to be seen nearly as well. You really do have nice big beautiful eyes which I bet you consider one of your best features and if you don't you should. Even though you always look so nice wearing your glasses, it's also nice to see how nice you look without glasses from time to time. So it was nice that from 4:13 on you were laying on your bed with your glasses off talking. And very close to your camera. I'm assuming so you were able to see it without your glasses. Many people will look nice from a distance but not quite as good in a close up shot. That's not the case with you. Your beautiful big eyes look even bigger without your glasses in front of them. You don't appear to be wearing any makeup at all and you look flawless. You do have some undereye darkness which can't be helped that's caused by wearing glasses all the time. The reason that occurs is from the way light goes through your lenses which results in something much like what a suntan is. The girls that worked in the optical store with me all wore glasses and they all had that same undereye darkness as you have. Nothing a little concealer couldn't coverup for them. I'm sure Josh has told you many times how attractive you are with and without glasses.
Yay new glasses!! And great hair love it and you!
Nice to see that you got new glasses. I watched your video about your broken glasses and considering how badly you need your glasses I felt so bad for you. I don't have to tell you that considering that as of 2018 when I read about a university that did a study that found that 74% of the population wears some form of vision correction, either glasses or contacts, glasses are well over priced. For many, like you, that glasses are a necessity and not a choice. They should be more affordable. Remember that I'm a former optician telling you this. But I would have loved being able to offer people really nice glasses for under $35.00 even without insurance. By the way, just curious, you kept saying that you didn't have vision insurance in the video about your broken glasses. You do understand that most if not all health insurances includes vision insurance as well don't you? So unless you don't have health insurance you likely do have vision insurance which would at the very least pay anywhere from 80% to 100% of the cost of your eye exam and about 50% to 75% of the cost of your glasses. Anyway I like your new glasses and with your change in prescription you should be able to see to drive at night once again. Just curious, your previous glasses were semi-rimless so barely any frame at all. Have you had any issues with your eyes getting used to seeing the frame in your new glasses? I'm thinking that may have been a bit annoying to you at first. Please don't be mad at me for my honesty, but I miss your previous glasses because the frame was so rimless it was so easy to see your face that it was almost like you weren't wearing glasses at all. Your new glasses don't allow for your eyes to be seen nearly as well. You really do have nice big beautiful eyes which I bet you consider one of your best features and if you don't you should. Even though you always look so nice wearing your glasses, it's also nice to see how nice you look without glasses from time to time. So it was nice that from 4:13 on you were laying on your bed with your glasses off talking. And very close to your camera. I'm assuming so you were able to see it without your glasses. Many people will look nice from a distance but not quite as good in a close up shot. That's not the case with you. Your beautiful big eyes look even bigger without your glasses in front of them. You don't appear to be wearing any makeup at all and you look flawless. You do have some undereye darkness which can't be helped that's caused by wearing glasses all the time. The reason that occurs is from the way light goes through your lenses which results in something much like what a suntan is. The girls that worked in the optical store with me all wore glasses and they all had that same undereye darkness as you have. Nothing a little concealer couldn't coverup for them. I'm sure Josh has told you many times how attractive you are with and without glasses.