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Can I fix my uneven eyes? (Photo)

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RSMember14850Dec 12, 2017

Hi I was married and use to sleep on the same side of the bed for many years. I would always sleep mostly on my left side. Years of this nocturnal habit might have ruined my looks. I am 32, have received odd looks and judgemental sorrow because of this. I feel as if my eyes being uneven maybe I wouldnt have this awful inticial reaction when I meet people. Please help!

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