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I started thinking about eye shapes recently and realized that even though I consciously notice them less than the average person, they're important in how I judge attractiveness. What's Your Eye Shape? | Beautylish
Tell us about your eyes and your preferences in other people.
I started thinking about eye shapes recently and realized that even though I consciously notice them less than the average person, they're important in how I judge attractiveness. What's Your Eye Shape? | Beautylish
Tell us about your eyes and your preferences in other people.
From the link, I guessed my eyes are "deep set".
I have no preference *that I'm conscious of* with regard to other people's eye shape,
it depends on whether the face overall (not to mention, personality) is attractive "in my eyes", so to speak.
My eyes are rounded almond (brown included), with probably average spacing. That's what I seem to like in women, but with a preference for blue. Almost all the famous women I've long found facially attractive have eyes like that. (Christina Applegate eyes - one of the few famous contemporary beauties people rarely mention.) In women, deep-set eyes, very rounded eyes (Katy Perry), very Asiatic eyes, a pronounced tilt - those seem to turn me off even if I don't consciously notice them.
I'm not sure how to describe my eyes. I'm Asian but my eyes don't have that slant that most people associate with Asians, and they're double-lidded and a light brown colour.
I don't have a preference for eyes really. I'm not fussed with the colour but like the poster above me, I don't like very rounded eyes nor do I like very slanted eyes.
There's a simple explanation for green eyes. Western China isn't as Chinese (Asian) as people think, and there's a general eastward migration within China.
An underlying point to my self-observation is that most people probably prefer eyes in others that are similar to their own.
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