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"My friend shared the funniest thing with me the other day. She got a late-night text from a much-younger, already-in-a-relationship coworker she&amp;#x27;s been trying to resist hooking up with, and in order to firm up her resolve NOT to go meet him at a bar, she used the following surefire trick. She took out her contact lenses. But wait ... is taking out one&amp;#x27;s contact lenses such a big deal? That&amp;#x27;s the first question I asked, as a non-contacts-wearer. I mean, couldn&amp;#x27;t she change her mind about the booty call and pop the lenses right back in? Her answer: It&amp;#x27;s not that putting the lenses back is a big deal, but there&amp;#x27;s a strong psychological effect to taking out contacts for the night. Several other contacts-wearers involved in our conversation chimed in to agree: &amp;quot;Once the lenses are out, I am done for the night. They are not going back in.&amp;quot; And &amp;quot;My wife knows if she comes home and my glasses are on, we&amp;#x27;re not going anywhere.&amp;quot; I suppose this trick is the equivalent of taking off all your makeup and applying your night moisturizer; yes, you could re-do the makeup, but this would require something really major, like Ryan Gosling himself sending you a booty-call text. Do any of you use this &amp;quot;beauty&amp;quot; trick to avoid bad booty calls? Or do you have another psychological beauty trick you employ when you know the best plan is to call it a night? Photo: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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