I've grown to love glasses, but it wasn't always like that. I first started wearing glasses in primary school, and like most kids, I absolutely detested them. Being told I had to wear these strange and uncomfortable frames on my face was a challenge. The fact that I reacted badly to change and especially attention drawing change, made it all the more challenging. I refused to wear them and specifically remember the time my parents asked my teacher to make sure I was wearing them. This teacher (who was always mean to me, not entirely sure why but I have my suspicions) decided to shout at me, and send me to the head teachers office because I took them off whilst walking across the school. It’s important to note, I only need to wear glasses when concentrating or looking at a screen. Injustices committed against young Rosario still anger me to this day. Honestly, I could write an entire essay about them.

Regardless, I started loving my glasses at sixteen. They make me feel like a scholar, almost as though everything makes more sense when I’m wearing them, everything feels a bit more together. I have one long sighted and one short sighed eye, which means my eyeliner is sometimes a lil bit uneven, and I can’t see distances too well without glasses. They kinda just make everything HD, like switching from 360p to 1080p on a video. With my frame choices, I am once again (not so) subtly inspired by Harry Potter. Both frames have round lenses, very much inspired by the infamous Harry Potter, but each pair has a different vibe.