Eyes are even regarded as the most appealing feature of humans. Some people are well-known for their lovely and distinctive eyes. People are charming in certain ways because of their eyes. Yes, I believe that having great eyes makes someone appealing. The ancient Greeks are known for their fine arts and literature. They also were very visual and used beauty standards to determine social status. The rich and powerful had better medical care and lived longer than others. Sickness was rare among them because they could afford good food, healthy living conditions, and a lot of time being spent on self-care. The poor, on the other hand, didn't have these advantages. They worked long hours with not much sleep in order to afford food and shelter for themselves and their families. Rich or poor, men or women, old or young, blind or sighted... everyone is vulnerable to disease and injury. No one is immune to illness and pain. Having beautiful eyes won't protect you from this fact; it simply gives you an advantage. The ancients knew this and used it to their benefit. They would look at beautiful eyes and think, "These people will be easy to control," or "They'll do whatever we tell them." In other words, beautiful eyes are a disadvantage rather than a blessing. Today, people still use beauty standards to determine social status.