A major yet strange problem?
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you always see yourself differently than others (whether you're too harsh on yourself, or a little too confident..) i look at myself and see really fat thighs, but others say it looks fine and they would be glad if theirs looked like mine...lol but all i'm saying is i don't think it's a disorder or anything. you are just too critical of yourself. :]
learn to love yourself the way you are..
I think some people have a tendency to be very critical of their own looks, and focus on things that seem different to them. In your case it's your eyes or face, another person may think their ear's are too big, so every time they look in a mirror all they see is big ears. Try not to be so critical and just have fun, focus on the positive.
It could be that when you're looking into the mirror there is more light reflection and that is causing your iris to contract making it look smaller.
I would look into it, especially if it accompanied by not eating, over exercising, loss of sleep, or a general feeling of dislike for yourself. Alot of Anorexics, or Bulimics, see themselves differently in the mirror, because they have made themselves so sick.
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