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- Would you say glasses make people less attractive? why or why not?
There is a bit of an unspoken stigma about men that wear glasses and I can confirm this from experience, I feel like I seem more approachable and attractive without them and the responses I get when talking to women with or without them vary greatly
- Wearing Glasses Can Make You Less Attractive, New Study Finds
A March study published in the journal Cureus found that wearing glasses could actually make you appear less attractive, as well as less confident Interestingly, the study further found that glasses made people seem less intelligent
- Why the “Glasses Girl” and “Glasses Guy” Tropes Still Exist
Diversity in casting and storytelling reduces symbolic Embrace glasses as part of your identity If you wear glasses, choose frames that reflect your personality Confidence in your appearance challenges the notion that glasses are unattractive or awkward Speak up about representation Engage in discussions about media portrayals
- Dispelling the Myth: Embracing Glasses and Looking Attractive
With the plethora of styles, shapes, and colors available, glasses have evolved into a powerful fashion statement, dispelling the myth that wearing glasses cannot be attractive
- Do people appear more or less attractive while wearing glasses . . . - NZ . . .
I’ve worn glasses since I was 7 years old and I still loathe them, writes Anna Sarjeant I found out I needed to wear glasses in quite a peculiar manner
- Glasses make people seem less intelligent, attractive: study | New York . . .
A new study published in Cureus by researchers from the University of Jordan found that people who wear glasses are perceived to be less intelligent, less confident and less attractive
- The Effect of Wearing Eyeglasses on the Perception of . . . - PubMed
We designed a survey with photos of four people with and without glasses (a total of eight photos) Participants rated the photos on a scale of 10 regarding attractiveness, confidence, and intelligence
- (PDF) The Effect of Wearing Eyeglasses on the Perception of . . .
We found significantly higher ratings for all domains of pictures without glasses compared to the same pictures with glasses Moreover, participants not wearing glasses provided
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