Black Eyes Are a Prey Trait | Light Eyes Are a Dimorphic Trait

Ok, this is a conclusion I came to after editing photos of people with colored eyes and making them have T50 black eyes.

Just observe how, by darkening their irises, their eyes take on a duller, weaker, almost “passive” look, if I had to name it somehow.

Even in nature, predatory mammals tend to have lighter eye colors, like lions, wolves, pumas, eagles, cats.

I don’t have much more to say, I just wanted to post this. What do you think about it?

 

[Bryce]

Agreed. Every animal that's at the top of the food chain in nature has bright colored eyes. I have a puppy who's a labrador and vizsla mix, he attacks anything that moves and he bites like a motherfucker, and he has bright yellow eyes, whereas my last dog was a yorkie mix with dark brown eyes and was very submissive and docile. I'd say it's correlated in some sort of way

 

[degenblondie]

Agreed. Every animal that's at the top of the food chain in nature has bright colored eyes. I have a puppy who's a labrador and vizsla mix, he attacks anything that moves and he bites like a motherfucker, and he has bright yellow eyes, whereas my last dog was a yorkie mix with dark brown eyes and was very submissive and docile. I'd say it's correlated in some sort of way

"just be a labrador mix bro"

 

[icebl00d._.03]

Agreed. Every animal that's at the top of the food chain in nature has bright colored eyes. I have a puppy who's a labrador and vizsla mix, he attacks anything that moves and he bites like a motherfucker, and he has bright yellow eyes, whereas my last dog was a yorkie mix with dark brown eyes and was very submissive and docile. I'd say it's correlated in some sort of way

Interesting, it seems like there’s a correlation even in dogs. Thinking about what you said, a friend of mine had some dogs that were mixed-breed Siberian Huskies, all of them had those bright-colored eyes and some even had heterochromia, with crazy color patterns. The other dogs in the neighborhood would approach them cautiously and always seemed on high alert whenever they were near these mixed-breed Huskies.

 

[Bryce]

Interesting, it seems like there’s a correlation even in dogs. Thinking about what you said, a friend of mine had some dogs that were mixed-breed Siberian Huskies, all of them had those bright-colored eyes and some even had heterochromia, with crazy color patterns. The other dogs in the neighborhood would approach them cautiously and always seemed on high alert whenever they were near these mixed-breed Huskies.

I think half the reason is due to the pupils being visible with lighter colored eyes. Dilated pupils are a sign of dopamine and happiness, when someone has dark brown eyes they always look happy or unaware which may signal poor survival because never look alert, whereas with lighter colored eyes the pupil is always visible and the emotions can be viewed through the eyes themselves (e.g. constricted pupils meaning hyperfocus or anger). Huskies with heterochromia are beautiful, my dad had one in his 20's way before I was born, I could definitely understand why other dogs would be cautious around them though

 

[Duke Archer]

Water is wet

Agreed. Every animal that's at the top of the food chain in nature has bright colored eyes.

The apex predator animal pill strikes again

 

[absolutechad]

Ok, this is a conclusion I came to after editing photos of people with colored eyes and making them have T50 black eyes.

Just observe how, by darkening their irises, their eyes take on a duller, weaker, almost “passive” look, if I had to name it somehow.

Even in nature, predatory mammals tend to have lighter eye colors, like lions, wolves, pumas, eagles, cats.

I don’t have much more to say, I just wanted to post this. What do you think about it?

Really depends on the eye shape and form and how low eset the eyebrows are and eyelashes - also the skin color. A great argument is Manu Bora, his eyeshape and how low set his eyebrows are really compliment his T50 eyes, giving him a much more predatory and fierce look. Also I think this is just cherrypicking since their eyes and eyebrows don't really compliment T50 eyes.

 

[absolutechad]

Agreed. Every animal that's at the top of the food chain in nature has bright colored eyes. I have a puppy who's a labrador and vizsla mix, he attacks anything that moves and he bites like a motherfucker, and he has bright yellow eyes, whereas my last dog was a yorkie mix with dark brown eyes and was very submissive and docile. I'd say it's correlated in some sort of way

Using animals. If that's your argument what if you were faced with Francis Ngannou who has T50 eyes in the ring, you would be shaking which by your argument means black eyes are better.

 

[Saint Casanova]

No. This is true predator pheno: the two examples you used are horrible. One looks to be an underdeveloped kid and the other doesn’t have predator pheno regardless of blue eyes.

 

[Franco.]

true to a certain degree even though its cope for sub5 with a10

 

[KeepCopingLads]

Ok, this is a conclusion I came to after editing photos of people with colored eyes and making them have T50 black eyes.

Just observe how, by darkening their irises, their eyes take on a duller, weaker, almost “passive” look, if I had to name it somehow.

Even in nature, predatory mammals tend to have lighter eye colors, like lions, wolves, pumas, eagles, cats.

I don’t have much more to say, I just wanted to post this. What do you think about it?

Maybe eye colours are healthy indicators because I remember reading somewhere that heavy metals and toxins and shi are stored in your eyes (last, compared to rest of body) so even though someone may have dark blue, it won't look as good with someone with light brown

 

[Franco.]

No. This is true predator pheno: the two examples you used are horrible. One looks to be an underdeveloped kid and the other doesn’t have predator pheno regardless of blue eyes.
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even better example haha
blue eyes have good halo and are better than t50 or darker eye colors but its just that, a halo

 

[icebl00d._.03]

Really depends on the eye shape and form and how low eset the eyebrows are and eyelashes - also the skin color. A great argument is Manu Bora, his eyeshape and how low set his eyebrows are really compliment his T50 eyes, giving him a much more predatory and fierce look. Also I think this is just cherrypicking since their eyes and eyebrows don't really compliment T50 eyes.

That’s not the point. Leaving aside eyebrows, eyelashes, tilts, canthal angle, eyelid exposure, etc., let’s focus solely on the iris color and how it can alter the dimorphism of someone’s gaze.
Below I edited that guy “Manu Boran” (I didn’t know him), and look how he gets more dimorphism in his gaze with yellow eyes instead of T50.

 

[icebl00d._.03]

No. This is true predator pheno: the two examples you used are horrible. One looks to be an underdeveloped kid and the other doesn’t have predator pheno regardless of blue eyes.
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The examples I used don’t matter, my theory isn’t based on eye shape, I didn’t even mention it. Forget about the eye contour, canthal proportions and tilts, and all that. I’m only talking about how an eye with an exotic color creates more dimorphism in the gaze than if it had T50 black eyes. Look at Sean O’Pry with T50 eyes, he definitely looks less dimorphic.

 

[Saint Casanova]

The examples I used don’t matter, my theory isn’t based on eye shape, I didn’t even mention it. Forget about the eye contour, canthal proportions and tilts, and all that. I’m only talking about how an eye with an exotic color creates more dimorphism in the gaze than if it had T50 black eyes. Look at Sean O’Pry with T50 eyes, he definitely looks less dimorphic.

I don’t think it adds to dimorphism at all. If anything those black eyes make him look more dangerous/look like a criminal.

Blue eyes generally look more elegant, rather than dimorphic. What I think is happening is that bright eyes draw you to an already good looking, dimorphic eye area. That’s what I think happens.

 

[icebl00d._.03]

Look, Richard Ramirez in Agartha

even better example haha
blue eyes have good halo and are better than t50 or darker eye colors but its just that, a halo

Seriously speaking, don’t you think eye color affects the dimorphism in a gaze? Maybe blue eyes aren’t the best example either.

 

[Saint Casanova]

Look, Richard Ramirez in Agartha

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Seriously speaking, don’t you think eye color affects the dimorphism in a gaze? Maybe blue eyes aren’t the best example either.

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I can’t tell with these edits since they’re not realistic at all, but all it does is make him look more exotic, rather than more dimorphic IMO.

 

[Franco.]

The examples I used don’t matter, my theory isn’t based on eye shape, I didn’t even mention it. Forget about the eye contour, canthal proportions and tilts, and all that. I’m only talking about how an eye with an exotic color creates more dimorphism in the gaze than if it had T50 black eyes. Look at Sean O’Pry with T50 eyes, he definitely looks less dimorphic.

Look, Richard Ramirez in Agartha

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Seriously speaking, don’t you think eye color affects the dimorphism in a gaze? Maybe blue eyes aren’t the best example either.

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I can’t tell with these edits since they’re not realistic at all, but all it does is make him look more exotic, rather than more dimorphic IMO.

t50 eyes look very good in sean
blue eyes are more human and show more emotion due to the pupil being exposed all the time, black eyes are mysterious and impossible to read

 

[InanimatePragmatist]

What about bears, komodos, lions

 

[UrGirlsMcm]

Eye colour has nothing to do with dimorphism its a bonus in features dogshit thread.

Wow so dimorphic

 

[icebl00d._.03]

Eye colour has nothing to do with dimorphism its a bonus in features dogshit thread.

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Wow so dimorphic

I never talked about eye shape, proportions, angles, or tilts, I’m only referring specifically to iris color.

 

[icebl00d._.03]

What about bears, komodos, lions

Komodos are reptiles, not mammals like us. Brown bears and lions also have yellow, orange, or light brown eyes.

 

[UrGirlsMcm]

I never talked about eye shape, proportions, angles, or tilts, I’m only referring specifically to iris color.

you're retarded

 

[icebl00d._.03]

you're retarded

You have over 2,200 reputation on an incel forum and you’re not even capable of interpreting what you read, you’re truly a complete retard.

 

[PolisCommov]

I agree it looks more dimorphic/threatening, like the example of O'Pry. I think it's like an irl nerf, predator animals eyes being lighter makes their emotions easier to read. Meanwhile a nigga with black eyes could want to kill you and you wouldn't necessarily know as well.

 

[moggedbyelonmusk]

Cope, Brown eyes are more dominant. All the sick predators from the past, even the Yamnaya were mostly brown and dark colored.

 

[JkCel]

Ok, this is a conclusion I came to after editing photos of people with colored eyes and making them have T50 black eyes.

Just observe how, by darkening their irises, their eyes take on a duller, weaker, almost “passive” look, if I had to name it somehow.

Even in nature, predatory mammals tend to have lighter eye colors, like lions, wolves, pumas, eagles, cats.

I don’t have much more to say, I just wanted to post this. What do you think about it?

most predatory have black/brown eyes cause of high melanin for the sun and stealth

 

[icebl00d._.03]

most predatory have black/brown eyes cause of high melanin for the sun and stealth

Tell me some examples of those T50 predators with dark eyes.

 

[kenibba]

i agree, good thread.

 

[loLyric]

Agreed. Every animal that's at the top of the food chain in nature has bright colored eyes. I have a puppy who's a labrador and vizsla mix, he attacks anything that moves and he bites like a motherfucker, and he has bright yellow eyes, whereas my last dog was a yorkie mix with dark brown eyes and was very submissive and docile. I'd say it's correlated in some sort of way

and most pitbulls have t50 so cope, its all just color genetics no correlation to anything else.

 

[Bryce]

and most pitbulls have t50 so cope, its all just color genetics no correlation to anything else.

Look up pitbull dog and go to images, 98% of them have light colored eyes lol

 

[high_ltn]

Ok, this is a conclusion I came to after editing photos of people with colored eyes and making them have T50 black eyes.

Just observe how, by darkening their irises, their eyes take on a duller, weaker, almost “passive” look, if I had to name it somehow.

Even in nature, predatory mammals tend to have lighter eye colors, like lions, wolves, pumas, eagles, cats.

I don’t have much more to say, I just wanted to post this. What do you think about it?

i agree blue eyes are more sharp in a way

 

[icebl00d._.03]

y la mayoría de los pitbulls tienen T50, así que se las arreglan, todo es solo cuestión de genética y color, sin correlación con nada más.

 

[icebl00d._.03]

and most pitbulls have t50 so cope, its all just color genetics no correlation to anything else.

In dog breeds, almost all hunting dogs have light-colored eyes, while weaker dogs with a “prey-like” appearance, such as Chihuahuas, have true T50 eyes.
Hunter Pitbulls

Chihuahuas T50