I don't understand people who can drive in bright sun w/o

[kiminky]

Nov 12, 2013 11:45:20 GMT -5 julez said:

I agree. I have super light sensitivity. Someone told me once that people with lighter eye colors are more sensitive to light, but an informal GBCN poll proved that to be false. That said, my blue eyes require sunglasses at the dentist's office because I can't handle staring directly into the fluorescent light when I'm reclined like that.

I have blue eyes as well.  Sunglasses at the dentist's office, wow, you must be sensitive, I just close my eyes.

[kiminky]

Nov 12, 2013 12:16:47 GMT -5 @tambcat said:

Nov 12, 2013 12:14:26 GMT -5 rex said:

I wear glasses so I can't.

I guess the logical solution would be get prescription sunglasses but I'm lazy.

You could get those sexy clip-on ones. lol

This is my problem w/ 3D movies, I wear glasses to see far away and I hate wearing those stupid glasses OVER my regular glasses.  Not worth the 3D effects.

[iamali]

I also have eyes that a pretty sensitive to light. I wear sunglasses pretty much all the time outside (ok, not at night, I'm not THAT cool). I have two extra pair in my car in case I forget my good ones at home.

[agnes]

Nov 12, 2013 13:35:00 GMT -5 kiminky said:

Nov 12, 2013 12:16:47 GMT -5 @tambcat said:

You could get those sexy clip-on ones. lol

This is my problem w/ 3D movies, I wear glasses to see far away and I hate wearing those stupid glasses OVER my regular glasses.  Not worth the 3D effects.

3D is stupid. 

It never works for me.  Just looks a little fuzzy.

[bania]

I wear sunglasses always. Until it's so dark in the day that it's unsafe to do so. My eyes are crazy sensitive but only to natural light.