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Maybe partly it’s because of the lack of self-confidence. Maybe, those gils depend on public opinion too much and they think that artificial blue eyes will make them more attractive.

What is more important and what they forget is that the look is what people get attarcted to, not the colour. And the look can’t be faked, because it’s coming from within, showing who you really are.

Alana,

I know what you mean telling that it takes courage. I lived 10 years abroad since I was 12 and came back to Armenia after I finished the university. Believe me, very often I was disccussed as a “wierdo”, who doesn’t want to follow the croud. I did not change my values and principals during the past 9 years of my life in Armenia and to be honest I don’t regret it at all. If after a hard day at work my legs don’t hurt cause I did not wear those trendy high heels I have for special occasions and if that makes me a wierdo, then it’s ok.

And what is needed I think and what young Armenian girls lack is the feeling of what to wear when and where, which is the constructive part of that nice thing called “style”

All,

Please check out the blog I made few months ago as a humble try to join that sphere
http://www.lifeprobabilities.blogspot.com

Have a nice day!

Actually, the thing is that we mostly do what the others want us to do, consequently we look the way they want us to look. Everything is done to please the others. Wearing lenses also because most of the guys in Armenia like blue-eyed girls, is a cheap step, methinks - guess that may be the reason of the tend.

You want to wear shining dresses and do a stunning make up in a daylight, please, do it, you want to wear lenses and enchant people with your penetrating glancec, please, do it, but when you ask me how you look, unlike you prefering lying to yourself, I will be honest with myself, and tell how artificial and unnatural you look.

No, I am not the one who has the right to judge, but I can describe the reality

As a naturally blue-eyed Armenian woman, i think Armenian eyes are beautiful independently from the color. For me, it is the shape, which matters.

As per the lenses, i think it is a matter of personal choice and nobody’s business. If someone wants to be (at least for one day) blue-eyed or brown-eyed, then why not? i think it is absolutely not correct to name those people “zombies” or to say they have mental problems.. someone changes color of his/her hair, someone changes mood, changes opinion, airticket or his girlfriend, and someone changes the color of their eyes.. does anybody say how thin or fat you are? or, what a big belly you have when you are still 30? probably yes. is it corrent to say what is right or what is wrong for other people? probably not.