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8 Super Focused Moments In Life Only Contact Users Can Relate To

What are glasses again?

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8 Super Focused Moments In Life Only Contact Users Can Relate To

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I remember getting glasses for the first time in elementary school because of my astigmatism. They completely changed how I looked and at first were a huge pain. But, as I got into high school, I started using contacts and no one remembered I had glasses. Just like anything else, everything has it's drawbacks. Although contacts are amazing, they have their own perks. Here are 8 things only contact users can relate to!


1. You learn that touching your eye is actually a talent

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The first time I got contacts, it was a struggle. Touching my eye was really hard and it's definitely a talent.

2. When your eye is in one of those moods and it keeps rejecting your lens

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Whyyyyyyyy!?!?

3. When you start "crying"

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"Don't worry I'm not actually crying, it's my contact."

4. When your contact falls on the floor

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The race between you trying to find your lens and time is unreal.

5. Always having to be careful when you rub your eyes

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Or else they might fall out...

6. "You wear glasses?!"

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Says everyone when you wear your glasses one day.

7. No one wants to see you touch your eye

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"That's so gross!"

8. When your contact is stuck to your eye because you decided to not take it out before your longgg nap

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The worst feeling ever!

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