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sorry have to ask this question again
my face is uneven i think? it looks so in pictures but i look normal-ish in the mirror when i see myself.
my question is, when other people look at you, is that what you see in the mirror or a flip of you?
also, what about when a picture is taken of you? (link)
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Sorry, but I disagree with the previous adviser. When you look in the mirror, your right eye is closest to the reflection of your right eye and your left eye is the closest to the reflection of your left eye. When people look at you, their left eyes are closest to your right eye and their right eye closest to your left. They see you correctly. The image in the mirror is the one that's flipped. Anyway, most of the time when you look different in pictures, it's because of your expressions. If your face were really uneven, it would be the same unevenness in the mirror as in the pictures. The differences are in the lighting and in your expressions.
Sabine
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