/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

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Didn't click the link, so sorry if this is explained there, but it's also interesting to note that non-mirror selfies tend to look worse to us because we only ever see ourselves in mirrors. Because of that, we're used to how our face looks when mirrored, but not how it actually looks, so it tends to come off as unsettling when we see pictures of ourselves.

The example most used is Abraham Lincoln, for some reason, but you can see that it's a very slight difference but still somewhat stands out. It's unsettling on a subconscious level for us.