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The elusive "sea in the eyes."

Marellomarini

Marellomarini

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Let's talk about something different this time, but something very, very serious that makes you think, and not just a little. Something very simple and trivial, namely eye color. Sometimes taken lightly, but this issue should not be treated so delicately. Most people in the world prefer light-colored eyes, right? It's true, in fact we can now say that it's a fact; okay. On the same subject and in the same story, if we want to put it that way, most people have darker eyes, right? The answer is yes, we are not ignorant, we can see that very clearly; excellent. In this regard, people with light-colored eyes are in the minority, right? Yes, they are, as everyone knows, but how are they perceived? "Special," right? In most cases, by most people; perfect. What would the reality and life itself be like for such people on planet Earth if things were suddenly reversed and people with lighter eyes were the majority while those with dark eyes were the minority? I ask this question to you, dear readers, but my answer to this case would be that they would certainly not be seen as "special."
 
Cope, blue is just a better color than brown. If the tables turned, people would still prefer lighter eyes because blue is that much more aesthetic.
 

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