Part 1 topics > Sunglasses

No, I don't often wear sunglasses. The main reason is that I am nearsighted and need to wear prescription glasses. Wearing sunglasses on top of my regular glasses is inconvenient and uncomfortable. Additionally, the level of sunlight in the city where I live is not particularly intense, so there is no pressing need for me to wear sunglasses. Therefore, I rarely find myself reaching for a pair of sunglasses in my daily routine.

Yes, I have given sunglasses as a gift. On one occasion, I gave my wife a pair of sunglasses for her birthday because I couldn't think of any other suitable gift. I knew she enjoyed wearing sunglasses and thought it would be a practical and stylish choice. Fortunately, she loved the gift and it turned out to be an ideal present. It's interesting how sometimes the simplest and most practical gifts can bring the most joy to the recipient.

I wear sunglasses primarily because I drive. The strong sunlight during summer can cause visual fatigue and increase the risk of accidents while driving, so I wear sunglasses to shield my eyes from excessive sunlight and reduce glare. Additionally, wearing sunglasses can also help hide dark circles under my eyes on occasions when I haven't had enough rest. So, apart from the safety aspect, sunglasses also provide a cosmetic benefit. Overall, wearing sunglasses enhances my driving experience and helps me protect my eyes from the sun's glare.

No, I don't spend a lot of money on sunglasses. I believe that one pair of sunglasses is sufficient, so I don't feel the need to invest in multiple pairs. I prioritize spending my money on other things that I consider more valuable, such as food or experiences. While sunglasses are important for protecting my eyes from the sun, I don't believe they need to be a significant expense. Therefore, I prefer to allocate my funds towards other items that bring me more value.