1. Putting them in.
Itâs a struggle to get contacts in. I still struggle with putting them in even though Iâve been wearing them for a while. Sometimes they corporate and sometimes they donât. One thing to check is if youâre putting it in correctly.
2. Taking them out.
Itâs even more of a struggle to get them out. Sometimes it stings to take them out. And sometimes, it takes forever for me to get them out.
3. The stinging you feel when trying to put them in.
I recently learned that the stinging feeling comes for the fact your eyes are still tired while youâre trying to put something âforeignâ in it.
4. When they rip while on your eyes.
This happened multiple times to me. It feels like thereâs an eyelash in your eye. But this âeyelashâ makes your eyesight blurry.
5. When they start to dry out.
This is one of the worst feelings, especially after falling asleep with them in (which Iâve done my fair share of). This has taught me to carry some eye drops around with me.
6. When your eyes start to sting randomly.
This could be due to putting them in wrong even when you thought you put them in right. I recently had this problem and because I rubbed my eye, it started watering. I was in my class when this started happening and hoped no one noticed my eye was watering. Otherwise, they might have thought I was crying. Also, when my eyes have that stinging sensation, especially the next morning, I canât even put in contacts. Therefore, I have to wear my glasses for the day.
7. Wanting to take a nap… but contacts.
Do you wear them to take a nap and wake up with them dry? Do you take them out… but what if you have no contact case to store them in? Do you take them out and then put news one in after your nap? ÂŻ\_(ă)_/ÂŻ