[ SECRET POST #4193 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4193 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, when I was about that age I tried contacts and at the time I was told I could only wear the hard lens type.

OMG

It felt like I constantly had an eyelash in my eye. I couldn't figure out how to pop the damn thing back out again. The doctor had to use some little suction cup tool to get it for me.

I was like I WILL WEAR GLASSES FOREVER THANKS.

A couple years later a different eye doctor suggested it again but this time I guess they'd made advances in contacts and he said I could use soft lenses. So I agreed to at least try them on. These I don't feel (unless I wear them too long and my eyes get a little dry but that's not a fault of the contacts).

Took me a while to be able to actually get my finger close enough to my eye to put them in/take them out without reflexively blinking though.

It's really nice to have peripheral vision (which is blurry with glasses, of course) and be able to wear sunglasses without having to get a prescription pair.

The eye thing I refuse to consider now is laser surgery though I know people who've had it done but just. Nope. No thanks. Not even if it means I never have to put contacts on my eyeballs again. Nope.