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It fools me by not showing any facial imperfections whatsoever. Doesn’t shrink noses, but still. I go out into the world hoping everyone sees me as non-microscopically, and all is wonderful. If your mirror is too clear, buy one like mine, and you’ll feel great!
Same here. Funny how the mirrors in the dentist’s office are always so much clearer…. And the nerve of the hygienist to tell me I need to clean MINE better (in ADDITION to my teeth, which looked fine in my mirror)!
its interesting to think how people perceive you…according to the way you look in which mirror?
I always wondered.
mirrors are deceiving in that they reflect you flipped. so people really don’t see you the way you see yourself.
I would love to see my image in the way others see me. both anatomically and perceptively. it would probably be a rude awakening. but very helpful
I always wondered how people perceive me…by the way I look in which mirror?
mirrors are deceiving in that they reflect a flipped image. so people really don’t see you the way you see yourself.
ive always wanted to see myself the way people see me: appearance wise and personality-wise.i would probably be in for a rude awakening; but it would be very helpful
lol thought my first one didn’t go through…. i recalled almost the same exact thing from memory. im pretty impressed
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