Do we look like what we see in the mirror?
Sometimes the size of the lens can distort what you look like. The smaller lens can make you look smaller, and the wider lens can make you look bigger than you really are. Also, what can affect what you look like in a picture can be the lighting. If it's darker, you could look as though you have deeper eye sockets when really you do not. So, you do look like what you see in the mirror.
How do you feel when you see your face in mirror?
Thanks for the A2A.I see a female with large, uncertain eyes trying to make sense of what she is seeing.I look into the eyes of that strange, odd, weird awkward, struggling-with-life female and sometimes feel lost.Sometimes, I find her endearing.Some days I wish she was prettier and had a better figure, while other days I find her perfect ( even with all the cellulite).Some days I wish she had better skin, other days I can't take my eyes off her.Some days I desperately wish she knew what she's doing with her life, other days I tell her it's okay to not to know.Sometimes I see her TRYING SO HARD and feel sorry for her, other times I feel contented with what is.I see her struggling, laughing, posing, crying, jumping, dancing, singing, going through everyday life sometimes with courage & enthusiasm, sometimes with dread, sometimes with nothing at all.Sometimes I love her. Sometimes I hate her.
What do you see in the mirror?
When I look into the mirror, I see Abigail.Abigail is a girl who does not like the way she looks.She doesn’t like her port wine stain birthmark on her cheek, ear, lip, and neck.She thinks that her brown hair is boring and frizzy.She thinks her eyebrows are too messy, and that the numerous blackheads embedded in her pores are unattractive and strange.She thinks that the difference in color between her top and bottom lips are atrocious.She thinks that the surgery scars on her right wrist are ugly.She thinks that her legs are too big, and hates how wide they look whenever they are exposed.She thinks that she has an excessive amount of fat on her stomach.But, she has locked eyes with her own reflection, determination flaring in her eyes.Determined to overcome this terrible impression she has of herself and her own appearance.Determined to learn to love these flaws, instead of looking down on them, as society has taught her to do.She is trying.She is trying her absolute best.
How often do you look at yourself in the mirror?
Everytime I pass one, and windows, and water, pretty much anything I can see my reflection in. lol I think I look sexy/cute/hot/beautiful (depending on which look I'm going for at the moment), however, I'm not so sure that other people realize I'm sexy/cute/hot/beautiful.
Ron, Harry, and the Mirror of Erised?
The scene in Philosopher's Stone that has Ron and Harry in front of the mirror has always, to me, seemed to have a deeper meaning than people seem to notice. When both of them are standing in front of the Mirror, Ron says "I only see us". Later, Dumbledore says that "the happiest person in the world would see only himself, exactly as he is". So, does this mean that Ron, standing next to his best friend was the happiest person in the world? Now, I know Harry says that Ron just wasn't looking into it properly, but this was his first year at Hogwarts, and he was relatively ignorant of how magical artifacts work, so this is most likely just an assumption he made. Nothing about that is said by anyone else either. Also, Harry seemed certain that Ron would see his parents, as well, so that would seem to imply that he saw them at that time, too. I'm not suggesting anything romantic; just how highly Ron thought of Harry, and how happy he was to have him as a friend. Any thoughts on this?
Can you see in a mirror in complete darkness with night vision goggles?
Depends what you mean by "complete darkness". Without some kind of light, no night-vision goggle could possibly work, as they make vision possible by amplifying what little visual signal there is. No light, no signal. Now, if you have a light source, even if it's IR or UV outside normal human visual range, you could see something, depending on the capacity of the goggles to convert the signal into visual wavelengths.
When you look at yourself in the mirror, what do you see?
I see my raw self. I see exactly who I am as I stare in my eyes - the imperfect me, the happy me, the sad me, the strong me. And I see how far I've come from where I started.There have been times where I've seen a broken girl in that mirror, ashamed of looking in her own eyes. But I dared and looked anyway, motivating myself to go and be who I wanted to be. Today, I'm much closer to the person I want to be. I lose track sometimes, get distracted, but I always return to the right path, walking towards my destination.To me, the mirror never lies. I don't let it.
If you could look into the Mirror of Erised and see your greatest desires, what would you see?
I would see love.I’d see my best friend standing beside me, Maid of Honor, on my wedding day.I’d see the man or woman I love tearing up from thinking of our future together.I’d see my best friend’s other half smiling at her in her dress, imagining if they were the ones there in the spotlight.I’d see people laughing and dancing, my spouse showing our son to fish, or maybe ride a bike, and see his tears when he falls off of his bike for the first time, and his joy when he makes it around the block for the first time.I’d see my father alive and off of drugs, learning to be a dad instead of taking the hard way out. I assure you, it wasn’t an easy decision for him.I’d see my mother free from trauma, with my little brother in her arms.I’d see me, free from depression. I would come to terms with my ASD. My eye bags would disappear, my weight would decrease, and I would be smiling.But the image in the mirror would fade. I’d be left with reality.I’d see my best friend and I alone, both of us without fathers or lovers, as all four had left us. I wouldn’t see my father, because he committed suicide when I was eight. I wouldn’t see my brother, because he was stillborn. I’d see my eye bags and I’d see my fat and I’d see every single flaw in myself. Like I always do.No matter what or how much we desire, we will always be faced with reality.