do not spend much time on reading ,ok?

well it wont affect me coz i read at most 2 hours a day byt the way use glasses which have no borders you may look good

I'm the kind of person who don't like to wear glass too,because when I wear it I feel so strange and wired . I think it makes me looks so urgly .However, I like to surf the internet all day ,so I have to wear glass all day long !It is really a disaster for me !

Others before me have stressed that short-sightedness should not be blamed on reading alone. Other factors should be taken into consideration. I am an avid reader. I spend a lot of my time in front of the monitor. According to what you said I should be wearing thick glasses or contact lenses because I shall be 50 in February. The reality is I can still read without wearing glasses. all the best, rosdimy[b][/b]

Hi rowe0525, Hey1 wearing glasses for reading is not so bad you know, if people tell you, you look ugly, they are jealous of you because you look smart and clever in them, so the more you read the smarter you get and thy they like you being smart, so keep reading and keep wearing your glasses, you look good. Tamara

Reading doesn't affect your vision to that extent, unless you do it for extended periods (we're talking hours and hours without looking at anything else, here) or do something silly like trying to read in bad light. Monitors do more damage, but again it's mostly down to how long you spend focussed on one thing. Try contact lenses if you hate glasses. :)

I guess is the way you reading cause your short sight and not reading itself. If you take some break during reading a book for a long time, you will be ok and will not suffer the short sight. Anyway, that's only my opinion and I love reading.

I love to read and I have to wear reading glasses or the words or blurry. Since I do love to read I do wear the glasses rather than not to be able to read at all. I have a pair sitting by my recliner, a pair by my computer and I keep a pair in my purse. It does not bother me to wear glasses.