Why do many curries have dark undereye bags?

[Shrek2OnDvD]

So many people from the Indian subcontinent have these droopy dark baggy undereyes. It makes them look unhealthy and chronically sleep deprived. Why is the trait so common there?

 

[loyolaxavvierretard]

So many people from the Indian subcontinent have these droopy dark baggy undereyes. It makes them look unhealthy and chronically sleep deprived. Why is the trait so common there?

BECAUSE MOST OF THEM QUITE LITERALLY WORK LIKE SLAVES WITHOUT ANY FINANCIAL GUARANTEE. TRY LIVING LIKE THAT FOR DECADES AND YOU'LL LOOK SUB 5 TOO

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Blacks and Arabs have it too.

 

[iblamechico]

Slaving away in call centers does that you

 

[Shrek2OnDvD]

Blacks and Arabs have it too.

Yh some black people have it but they’re already dark so it isn’t as noticeable. I haven’t personally noticed it being as common in them as with indids

Arabs especially gulf, defiantly also have it. I’ll give you that

 

[MaghrebGator]

Blacks and Arabs have it too.

It's probably related to the sun and hydration

 

[Shrek2OnDvD]

BECAUSE MOST OF THEM QUITE LITERALLY WORK LIKE SLAVES WITHOUT ANY FINANCIAL GUARANTEE. TRY LIVING LIKE THAT FOR DECADES AND YOU'LL LOOK SUB 5 TOO

You’ve changed the way you type. Interesting

 

[loyolaxavvierretard]

It's probably related to the sun and hydration

WOHO LONG TIME NO SEE

 

[loyolaxavvierretard]

You’ve changed the way you type. Interesting

I LIKE TO SPICE THINGS UP

 

[Jason Voorhees]

It's probably related to the sun and hydration

Eye socket volume increases with distance from the equator, suggesting that larger eye sockets evolved in populations residing in areas with lower light levels to enhance visual acuity.

Dim polar light drove humans to evolve larger eyes

Humans evolved larger eye sockets as they moved towards the poles, allowing them to cope with the low light levels present compared with the tropics. Eiluned Pearce and Robin Dunbar at the University of Oxford analysed 73 adult skulls belonging to people who lived at different latitudes. They...

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