须影吟者🕊️

Have you ever noticed that people who often stay up late seem to have a certain "aura" about them? It's not that they become more attractive, but their faces seem to have more "stories" to tell. Recently, I met a leader who embodied this. He was a British man, tall and handsome, with a background as a pilot. However, years of staying up late had left him with particularly dark circles under his eyes. One time, we took a photo together, and he, of course, stood in the center. After the photographer took a bunch of shots, he chose one that was especially good. Everyone was happy, thinking that each person in the photo looked great, especially the leader. But one day, I took a closer look at the photo and suddenly felt like something was off... The leader's eyes didn't quite look right... Normally, eyes have a white part, but his eyes seemed to be missing that. It took me a few minutes to realize that the leader hadn't even opened his eyes, and we had mistaken his dark circles for his actual eyes! 😅😅😅 This incident made me think of a question: Does staying up late really ruin your looks? We all know that prolonged lack of sleep can make your skin worse and dark circles deeper, but does it really make you less attractive? I think this might be related to our definition of "good-looking". We usually think that attractive people are those with fair skin, bright eyes, and a defined facial structure. But people who stay up late, their faces seem to have more "stories", a certain "aura". This is also a kind of attractiveness, it's just that we're not used to it.