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A list of TMA headcanons that came out of a recent brainrot session with my cousin

Jon used to wear glasses but no longer needs to after waking up from his coma

they're small, square, gold glasses. he doesn’t start out with a glasses chain, but gets one eventually because grandma core

Jon damaged his glasses at some point so he taped m up. Then the skin on his nose got irritated because he kept pushing them up

the event that damaged Jon’s glasses may have been: the worm attack (MAG 39), breaking into getrude's appartment or the not!Sasha attack (MAG 79)

in s1 Jon cleans his glasses very often. He always has the little cloth with him, at all times. He cannot stand dirt on the lenses, but maybe more so than that, he thinks it makes him appear put together, important, smart etc. he will often clean them while in conversation with his colleagues, as an attempt to show dominance.

Jon stops cleaning his glasses regularly in s2

Jon does not handle it well if you put them down on his desk wrong

Jon gets a haircut the day before he starts as head archivist and then never again.

somewhere in s3 Jon starts brushing his hair less and less. it gets matted

somewhere in s3 Georgie tried to teach Jon how to sew. he stabbed himself a thousand times and gave up

during Jon’s coma, Martin would often come by and detangle his hair for him. he is so gentle about it. it takes multiple sessions, but when he’s done, he braids it. it’s a fancy braid, too

Jon does not redo the braid, he keeps it as it is. it gets floofier over time, with more loose strands

s2 Jon, Martin and Sasha all regularly put their glasses on top of their head and then forget them, but Sasha especially

Tim’s vision is pretty bad but he refuses to get glasses

Sasha’s glasses are big, gold wire and either octagonal or heptagonal, but with rounded corners. they have the type of lenses that turn blue in sunlight, funky stuff. She has a glasses chain

Sasha knows how to sew, knit, crochet etc. she makes a lot of her own clothing.

Sasha keeps fabric scraps and makes patchwork clothing out of them.

Sasha has a jar of buttons on a shelf. or maybe it's an ordered box with compartments. if it's a box, she made it herself.

Sasha has a shelf full of crafting supplies.

Sasha has a garden where she grows vegetables and herbs

Sasha makes her own strawberry jam.

Sasha loves cooking

Gertrude has those tiny little glasses that pinch onto her nose. they’re oval and silver.

Getrude knows how to knit, but only does it when she wants to look like a harmless old lady.

Elias also does not need glasses, but he wears them to be smug.

Elias’ glasses are small, half moon shaped and gold, He has a glasses chain with little eyes at the ends. they may or may not be prescription. it does not matter to him

Martins glasses are big, round dark blue wire.

Martin has some plushies

Martin mends his own clothes because he doesn’t wanna waste them

Martin is pretty good at knitting and crochet

Melanie dyes her hair blue

in s4 Melanie’s hair dye is faded and starts to grow out.

Melanie wears contacts. They are prescription, but also might be coloured, maybe to work better with her hair.

Melanie stops wearing her contacts in s4, because they are too much work to keep up with and she is not going to leave the archives to replace them, that’s too dangerous. Her prescription is pretty low, so it’s manageable.

as Melanie gets more and more affected by the ghost bullet, her irises slowly start to turn red.

Malanie has sewed some patches to her clothing. she’s also dyed some of it.

Melanie likes to tie her shoelaces in fun ways. She looked up some tutorials online.

Georgie loves sewing while listening to podcasts. the podcasts are mainly about true crime, media and art, and some political stuff.

Basira wears reading glasses. they’re rectangular, black, plastic glasses. they’re pretty cheap, she doesn’t wanna waste money she on glasses she only wears sometimes

[0jamajos]

like I don't even need or want to wear contacts but the mere idea of contact lenses/colored contacts and placing something directly on your fucking eyeball fills me with so much dread and anxiety like I would never do that ever, and boy ... From time to time I see ads for suspiciously cheap contacts online and I can feel my eye dessicating just thinking of putting something that cheap on my eyeball... like I hope no one truly buys those but I fear for the ppl that surely do

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I ordered new glasses a few weeks ago and was so excited to get them because my eyes have gotten worse and I’ve been having a hard time seeing the TV lately, but when I got them I was like… hm. They don’t seem that much better? Like stuff on the TV still looks pretty fuzzy, but okay. 🫤

I didn’t tell anyone because last time I went to the eye doctor he warned me about buying glasses online now that I’m “older” (I don’t remember why exactly) and I was like oh shit, he was right. I got them online and they don’t work, and I didn’t want to admit it lmaooo.

But then the other day I just randomly thought, I should double check the order I made. And sure enough, I accidentally ordered new glasses with the OLD prescription. So it’s no freaking wonder they don’t seem much better, it’s because they AREN’T.

Thankfully I was able to contact support and they gave me a store credit (didn’t even have to send them back) so I ordered again but this time with the right prescription. 🙄

Like I’m sorry eye doctor, but as long as the ones with the correct prescription in them work, I’m gonna continue ordering online, because it’s crazy how much cheaper they are. Start offering glasses for $65 at your office and I’ll gladly get them from you lmao but guaranteed there’s not one pair there that are that cheap. (And the online ones would have been even cheaper if I didn’t opt for the oil resistant and blue blocking lenses.)

[walks-the-ages]

@rosetyler42 the danger of wearing contacts is because if you get peppersprayed or teargassed while wearing contacts, the contacts will trap the irritant directly against your eyeball, increasing pain/irritation and possibly causing damage.

If you still want to attend a protest in person, I would either stick to the extreme outskirts and trail behind the group a bit,

or,

you can get glasses online for as cheap as $12 as long as you have a copy of your eye prescription - Firmoo . Com is the best one I've found, even with a -4 prescription we got a pair of basic prescription glasses for $12.

(I would also recommend anyone who wears glasses that is attending a protest to order backup pairs asap, in case yours get broken, you'll want to have spares on hand so you can see in the coming weeks, especially if you're driving)

You could always wear full face swim goggles or similar, but we already know police like to yank goggles and masks off of people to spray them directly at point blank range, so even that is not foolproof--

--the difference between a contact wearer and a glasses wearer is someone wearing glasses can takes theirs off in just a few seconds, while if you're wearing contacts and you get tear gassed or pepper sprayed, you'd have to be using your contaminated hands to try to remove your contacts from your burning eyes during a huge amount of chaos, and there's always a possibility you'll be handcuffed and not allowed to remove your contacts.

Here's a link to Firmoo, they have flash sales all the time, right now its BOGO + 20% off lenses. Anyone in groups can get glasses for themselves and a friend and ensure they have backups to be able to see.

Obviously, this is not a paid promotion, but I stopped using other websites when they refused to sell me glasses ""because my eye prescription had expired""" which is

a) not how eye prescriptions works and

b) not helpful to someone who has to walk an hour to an eye doctor and then an hour back just to get a prescription.

Anyways, as another miscellaneous tip for attending protests to anyone reading this version:

Make sure everyone is masking, and try to bring spares with you to pass around to those who aren't!

Try to wear swim goggles or safety glasses if you can. They make clip -on shields for prescription glasses as well.

Try to cover your hair in a scarf or something similar to disguise your appearance more and also help keep irritants off.

Wear long sleeves and long pants (again, to keep irritants off your direct skin as much as possible, and also give you a small bit of protection against the ground or hard surfaces)

Wear closed-toed shoes you can run in. No flipflops or heels.

Leave your valuables at home, and especially remove any rings-- if you hurt your hands at all your fingers will swell.

Make sure friends and family know where you are in advance, and when they should expect you home.

Get a cheap backpack and have a first aid kit, bandaids, saline, distilled water, etc.

As protests start ramping up and violence escalates please remember:

DO NOT PUT MILK IN YOUR EYES FOR PEPPER SPRAY OR TEAR GAS.

It can and will cause infection due to bacteria. Flush with water, distilled if possible, and never EVER wear contact lenses to protests where there may be police retaliation.

Please reblog. It may save someone's sight.

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Font Style: The logo font should be elegant and consistent with Cartier's branding.

Placement: The logo is typically located on the temples or lenses. Ensure that it is correctly positioned.

Quality: The logo should be perfectly printed without any smudges or irregularities.

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Materials: Genuine sunglasses use high-quality materials, such as metal and acetate, which feel sturdy and substantial.

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Weight: Authentic Cartier sunglasses tend to have a certain weight to them due to their quality materials.

4. Look for Model Numbers

Every pair of authentic Cartier sunglasses has a model number, which is typically located on the inside of the temple. This number can help you verify the authenticity of the product. To check, visit Cartier's official website or contact their customer service to confirm whether the model number exists and matches the style you are considering.

5. Check the Price

If the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. Authentic Cartier sunglasses come with a premium price tag. If you're finding a pair at a fraction of the cost, it's likely that they are fake. Always compare the prices at recognized retailers and authorized dealers to gauge a reasonable price range.

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How to Tell Fake Cartier Glasses: A Comprehensive Guide

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1. Examine the Packaging

Authentic Cartier glasses come in high-quality packaging. The box should be sturdy, and the interior should be lined with soft fabric to protect the glasses. Look for the Cartier logo on the box and ensure that it is well-printed and not a sticker. If the packaging seems cheap or poorly made, it's likely that the glasses inside are fake.

2. Check the Logo

The Cartier logo is one of the most telling features of authentic glasses. Genuine Cartier glasses have a well-defined logo etched into the frame, not just printed. Inspect the logo closely; it should be clear, precise, and free of any smudging or irregularities. On fake glasses, the logo may look uneven, poorly defined, or incorrectly spelled.

3. Inspect the Quality of Materials

Authentic Cartier glasses are made from high-quality materials such as acetate or titanium. The weight of the glasses should feel substantial, indicating durability and luxury. If the glasses feel flimsy or lightweight, they are likely counterfeit. Additionally, check for any rough edges or poorly finished surfaces, which are common in fake products.

4. Look for Serial Numbers

Every pair of authentic Cartier glasses comes with a unique serial number. This number can typically be found on the inside of the temple arm. To verify authenticity, you can contact Cartier's customer service or check their official website to see if the serial number matches their records. If the glasses lack a serial number or it appears tampered with, it's a red flag.

5. Assess the Lenses

Cartier glasses are equipped with high-quality lenses that provide optimal clarity and UV protection. When examining the lenses, look for imperfections or distortions in the glass. Authentic lenses should be crystal clear and free from scratches or bubbles. If the lenses appear subpar, it’s a strong indication that the glasses are fake.

6. Evaluate the Price

While luxury items can be found at discounted prices, be wary of deals that seem too good to be true. If you find Cartier glasses being sold for a fraction of their retail price, it's likely a counterfeit. Genuine Cartier products maintain their value and are not sold at extreme discounts. Always buy from reputable sources to ensure authenticity.

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Your best bet for buying authentic Cartier glasses is through authorized retailers or the official Cartier website. If you're considering online shopping, sites like Luxe Replica Watche offer a range of luxury replica items that are designed to provide an affordable alternative without compromising on style.

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If you're still uncertain about the authenticity of your Cartier glasses, consider seeking professional verification. Many optical shops and luxury goods experts can help confirm whether your glasses are genuine. While this may involve a small fee, it can save you from making a costly mistake.

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Review of all the (cheap) online glasses retailers I have used before:

Marvel Optic: Used to be cheaper. Very basic frames for the most part. You can get prescription safety goggles and glasses for sports which is neat

Zenni: Have some unique frames, like glow-in-the-dark frames. Frames are reasonably priced, but add-ons (like transitions, blue light blocking, etc) are more expensive than other online retailers. They offer cheap clip-ons as an alternative. You can even get 3D glasses clip-ons so that you don't have to wear 3D glasses over your regular glasses at the movie theater.

EyeBuyDirect: More expensive than most of the other retailers I've used. They heavily questioned my prescription (which has never happened to me on other sites), requiring a picture of the prescription as well as a conversation with a representative to confirm that the prescription I put in was correct. I bought from here because they were selling rainbow glasses where a percentage of the proceeds would go to the Trevor Project. I liked the glasses and I liked the cause, otherwise I would not have bought from here.

Muukal: Has some very cute frames (including heart shapes and seasonal designs) and very low prices. Almost always some kind of additional discount. Have never had an issue with prescription or frames. They offer transitions in colors other than brown or grey. I have a pair of heart-shaped glasses that turn pink in the sun, rainbow glasses that turn blue in the sun, and black cat-eyes that turn purple in the sun. They don't get quite as dark as the brown/grey, but they are super cute.

Goggles4u: Some unique frames, but mostly basic ones. Pretty much always has some percentage off deal going on. You used to almost always be able to get 71% off of your order if you signed up for text messages, but I'm not sure that this is still the case. Sometimes the discount code doesn't work, but if you contact them, they will apply the discount manually.

Wherelight: Amazingly unique frames. You can get halloween glasses, Christmas glasses, glasses with cats on them... They release new designs every month. They often have BOGO or 3 for X Amount of Dollars (Between $100-$200. Includes upgrades like transitions, tints, and thinner lenses so it works out to be a really good deal) . Have had issues with quality (incorrect prescription, frames breaking), but they've always replaced faulty glasses free of charge.

Vooglam: Good for large statement glasses. Prices are a bit higher than the previous two, but still reasonable. You also usually get more goodies like a glasses repair kit and nose pads, and one time they even gave us a tool to measure PD.

can we talk about how literally 64% of people wear glasses, and yet we NEVER see them in movies/tv unless it's on some nerdy or uncool character? why do we adhere to such a weird beauty standard that subconsciously makes us feel bad for,, not being able to see???

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5 Eye Hazards Lurking in Your Halloween Supplies: Eye Safety and Injury Prevention Month

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[bauliya]

Do you know any Indian online shops that ship glasses internationally?

I’m actually not sure of any (you’d be better off asking someone who lives outside India) but zenni optical is quite cheap because they’re made in India!

[idledreams4]

quick question since I know Tumblr is great at finding budget friendly stores and stuff:

Who knows where I can get coloured contact lenses (online) for a somewhat reasonable price? I'm not expecting them to be dirt cheap or anything, but 50 dollars is a little much

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

They are for cosplay so I'm not really looking for natural colors btw.