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Are you sure you haven't cried enough? 😆
Seriously, I had to accustom myself to tiny "hard" contacts when I was a kid in the 80s. It was hell for a week or three. Wore those for many years.
First time an optometrist gave me soft contacts I nearly wept with relief. Had no idea contacts weren't supposed to be a pain in the ass!
Joking aside, you're not going to find contacts that are perfectly comfortable, not perfectly. But you can get close! The right doctor can really dial it in. Mine's a cranky old man with bad breath who seems to hate his patients. Wouldn't trade him for the world!
Thanks but no, really, I won’t remember to take them out if they are comfortable. And I hear that’s pretty bad for you.
Even when they weren’t that comfortable I couldn’t remember to take them out.
And I cry plenty thanks! I have a whole movie playlist for days I feel like catharsis. It’s mostly Disney and Pixar because the people working there now grew up with the traumas I did. Woof do they know how to hit the heartstrings. #Healthy or something
Just not in the ways my eyes apparently want.. so like gushing intermittently and dry the rest of the time. Stoicism is hard man and we all have breaks don’t judge me. ;)