Facebook/Rayssa Ivanny FicagA girl from Brazil has expressed ‘regret’ after forcing a doll’s eye into her own eye socket.
Maybe look away about now if you’re in any way squeamish about eyes… Or maybe even if you just have eyes.
A video has gone viral that shows a girl in tears of panic as she desperately tries to remove a doll’s eye from her own eye socket, after she deliberately pushed it in there herself.
Facebook/Rayssa Ivanny FicagThe girl, who has not been named, is said to have been motivated by wanting to have bright blue eyes. However, once she had wedged the sizeable piece of plastic under her eyelids, panic started to set it.
The squirm inducing footage shows the girl and her mum fiddling with the creepy, blankly staring eye to get it to budge. Finally, the eye is pulled free and the girl is shown sobbing on the sofa.
Rayssa Ivanny FicagAfter the gruesome incident, the mum proceeded to upload the video onto her Facebook account, accompanied by possibly one of the most obvious statements of the year:
Bad idea for child to put in a doll eye. Look what happened to my daughter.
Ideia errada de criança colocar olho de boneca ,olha o q aconteceu com minha filha. .
Posted by Rayssa Ivanny Ficag on Saturday, 1 July 2017
At the time of writing, the original video has been viewed 6.2 million times, with a mixture of horror and amusement.
Some viewers just cant stop laughing whereas others just can’t believe their own eyes.
Why have a just seen a post on Facebook of a girl putting a dolls eye in her eye socket, like that's going to end well??♀️
— Kate. (@itsKateTurner) July 4, 2017
Jus seen a vid of a girl genuinely get a dolls glass eye stuck in her eye socket n try pop it back out looool whut
— soph (@slmilss) July 3, 2017
After all, this is some blinking dangerous stuff…
Luckily, the girl is now okay after her risky and painful beauty experiment. However, this might have had some pretty serious consequences and could even have left her blind.
We all do some pretty dumb, reckless stuff when we are kids. Hopefully she has learned her lesson and will stick to coloured contact lenses next time she fancies a change…
Jules studied English Literature with Creative Writing at Lancaster University before earning her masters in International Relations at Leiden University in The Netherlands (Hoi!). She then trained as a journalist through News Associates in Manchester. Jules has previously worked as a mental health blogger, copywriter and freelancer for various publications.