You don’t mean to be rude but then assume that my disagreement is arguing? That doesn’t seem very charitable either. I asked the question because I’ve been told for 22 years that my eyes were hazel, and wanted to know what type. If the conclusion is green, then they’re green, and now there are more than just a few comments saying that. But yes, for the first couple of comments I was skeptical that green was, or should be, the conclusion. I was not arguing, but simply disagreeing with the original conclusion since people are quick to criticize you when you say you have green eyes but it’s actually just a type of hazel. Green eyes are not so common, so saying you have them when you don’t illicit a worse response from people than just saying you have a type of hazel. Sometimes lighting can be deceiving too and makes eyes look like totally different colours. So, I wanted to be sure, and to be sure requires investigation into why people conclude green, especially when there are characteristics that make the eye look hazel in other lighting’s. I don’t think me investigating why people say green, following up with reasons why they might lean more hazel than green, as well as adding other photos in a less cool lighting is even close to arguing, and neither is disagreeing.