Electronics University student. Attends the same school as Honey and David. He is Crystal's love interest, but is so shy as to be nearly oblivious to her affections.
THAT, is so wrong. I can understand why Ethan wanted to get Honey glasses considering she has been displaying all the usual signs of someone with poor vision, but he should never have chosen a frame design that he likes for her face.
Unfortunately, the fact the he wears those square coke-lenses on his normal face already shows a distinct lack of taste. To expect him to suddenly develop taste due to being in a woman’s body is expecting a miracle. I mean, seriously, Ethan, get some ultralight so people can actually see your eyes.
Well, you can in some cases. If you have a straightforward vision problem, like nearsightedness, there are standard prescription lenses available.
Besides, this is the SS.org-verse: who the heck knows what kind of ocular technology they have there? There might be a ray gun that materializes glasses onto your face.
Lens Crafters claims to be able to make prescription lenses in approximately one hour, so it’s not really implausible for the whole process including the exam to take two hours if the business is dedicated to speedy service. David had time to fall asleep, so it’s reasonable to expect that he’s been sitting there for at least an hour.
That said, Ethan should probably go with the generally cute meganekko standard round wire frames instead of square ones.
Those glasses look terrible on Honey, then again that pair was probably chosen for some laughs. Speaking of prescription glasses, I hate my new pair. The lenses are annoyingly bigger than my old glasses, the lenses are thick enough to be used in body armor, and no transitions lenses for me, ugh. On the flip side, my insurance paid for them in full.
Lucky! My insurance doesn’t seem to cover a damn thing, so I pay well over $200 every time I need a new pair. I’ve tried the cheap online glasses stores, but the pair I got from them had awful glare at night.
I so hope that is a gag on Ethan’s part, or I am afraid he is hopeless.
He is hopeless. I just hope he is trying on frames.
THAT, is so wrong. I can understand why Ethan wanted to get Honey glasses considering she has been displaying all the usual signs of someone with poor vision, but he should never have chosen a frame design that he likes for her face.
Unfortunately, the fact the he wears those square coke-lenses on his normal face already shows a distinct lack of taste. To expect him to suddenly develop taste due to being in a woman’s body is expecting a miracle. I mean, seriously, Ethan, get some ultralight so people can actually see your eyes.
If only you could get new glasses so quickly after getting your eyes checked…
Well, you can in some cases. If you have a straightforward vision problem, like nearsightedness, there are standard prescription lenses available.
Besides, this is the SS.org-verse: who the heck knows what kind of ocular technology they have there? There might be a ray gun that materializes glasses onto your face.
Plus I’m betting Ethan knows those glasses don’t suit Honey. If he’s as smart as he claims to be, he’s doing it for shits and gigs.
Lens Crafters claims to be able to make prescription lenses in approximately one hour, so it’s not really implausible for the whole process including the exam to take two hours if the business is dedicated to speedy service. David had time to fall asleep, so it’s reasonable to expect that he’s been sitting there for at least an hour.
That said, Ethan should probably go with the generally cute meganekko standard round wire frames instead of square ones.
These are probably some stock glasses. I am sure Honey will end up with the more stylish ones eventually or contact lenses.
Of course Ethan, someone who has his own eyesight problems, would be the one to figure out that Honey’s body needs glasses.
It was David that suggested this, though. I’m guessing he’s spent enough time around Honey to recognize her difficulty with reading.
Those glasses look terrible on Honey, then again that pair was probably chosen for some laughs. Speaking of prescription glasses, I hate my new pair. The lenses are annoyingly bigger than my old glasses, the lenses are thick enough to be used in body armor, and no transitions lenses for me, ugh. On the flip side, my insurance paid for them in full.
Lucky! My insurance doesn’t seem to cover a damn thing, so I pay well over $200 every time I need a new pair. I’ve tried the cheap online glasses stores, but the pair I got from them had awful glare at night.
Honey is one step away from becoming the stereotype “Antenna Eyeglass” anime girl.