Is it wrong I don't want my kids to have brown eyes?

[Anonymous]

The people offended by this stupid question are people with brown eyes TBH. I don't see how wanting a specific eye color is any different from hair color preferences, height, etc.

[Anonymous]

I love my blue eyes and my kids have blue eyes that are always complimented. I am grateful for our gorgeous blue eyes.

And, we are vegetarian, LOL.

[Anonymous]

All these brown-eyed, brown haired women are jealous.

[Anonymous]

I have green eyes, my DH has brown. His dad has blue eyes. I was hoping one of my children would have green eyes like me.
Nope. One has beautiful smooth milk chocolate brown eyes, the other is more hazel - more of a blend of my green eyes and my husbands brown eyes.
I’m not upset about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these brown-eyed, brown haired women are jealous.

Ah the classic argument of the stupid-“they’re just jealous!” Given the problematic and, frankly, racist history of preference for blue eyes, I can see why many people would be upset by this question.

[Anonymous]

I am brown eyed with two vividly blue-eyed kids. Husband's eyes are green. He and I each have a blue eyed parent. I am not offended at the preference as I personally don't consider eye color as a measure of attractiveness one way or the other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these brown-eyed, brown haired women are jealous.

Having blue eyes doesn't make someone pretty, nor does it up their attractiveness factor. It just doesn't. Someone with a pretty face and nice body will be attractive regardless of their eye color, and someone without... well, you know.

[Anonymous]

I can’t say it is wrong, but it is odd. By the way, my kids and I have blue eyes and they are greyish blue and small, while my husband has big clear brown eyes with gorgeous long lashes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All these brown-eyed, brown haired women are jealous.

Ah the classic argument of the stupid-“they’re just jealous!” Given the problematic and, frankly, racist history of preference for blue eyes, I can see why many people would be upset by this question.

Yep, you are indeed jealous. If you saw my beautiful blue yes, you would want them too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All these brown-eyed, brown haired women are jealous.

Ah the classic argument of the stupid-“they’re just jealous!” Given the problematic and, frankly, racist history of preference for blue eyes, I can see why many people would be upset by this question.

Yep, you are indeed jealous. If you saw my beautiful blue yes, you would want them too.

Doubt it. You’re one of those desperate fugs who thinks everyone is or should be after her, like Lena Dunham with Odell Beckham Jr.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t say it is wrong, but it is odd. By the way, my kids and I have blue eyes and they are greyish blue and small, while my husband has big clear brown eyes with gorgeous long lashes.

I don't know if it's odd -- everyone has preferences. My family mostly have green or blue eyes, with the occasional hazel; husband's family all have brown eyes. (Same ethnic group by the way.) My kids both have very dark brown eyes. They're beautiful. But aesthetically I have to confess that I love blue eyes. My niece has gorgeous blue eyes and I am a tad jealous. Just like I'm a tad jealous that my sister has gorgeous thick hair and I don't. I'm not sitting here actively wishing my kids had a different eye color. But, yeah, if I were choosing an ideal eye color, it would be bright blue.

[Anonymous]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bluest_Eye

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My eyes are brown and boring, DH has blue eyes. Is it wrong to want a child with blue eyes?

No, it's not wrong. It's perfectly rational. People accept that taller people are more easily promoted to management. Seems like the same is true for blue eyes. So, good luck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these brown-eyed, brown haired women are jealous.

I love being a brown-eyed brunette.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My eyes are brown and boring, DH has blue eyes. Is it wrong to want a child with blue eyes?

No, it's not wrong. It's perfectly rational. People accept that taller people are more easily promoted to management. Seems like the same is true for blue eyes. So, good luck.

That’s interesting, because I generally assume (unfairly, of course) that blue-eyed people are either evil or dumb, or a little of both.