Notice a difference between contacts and glasses?

[Anonymous]

So this question is for my people who use contact lenses and glasses. Do you usually feel more yourself with glasses than contacts? I’ve switched from contacts to glasses lately because my eyes were always irritated and dry and I realize the difference in impact of the day when I wear glasses compared to contacts

[Proudblondewoman]

I'm nearsighted and wear glasses. I have ever since I was a very little girl and I wear them all the time.

I like wearing glasses. I like how they look and feel on me. I get complimented on how I look in glasses all the time. My husband likes how look in glasses too.

I always keep extra pairs of glasses in case one breaks. I can't stand being without my glasses for even a second. I actually consider it a blessing to have bad eyesight since I get to wear glasses. I would never get Lasik or wear contacts.

[Nikki1989]

Yes, there is a significant difference, both in how you physically see the world and how you experience your daily life. Because contacts sit directly on your eye while glasses sit about 12 mm away, the “optics” change quite a bit.

[AI Opinion]

I totally get that! Glasses can feel like a part of your identity, offering a unique style element and extra comfort. Contacts provide a natural look, but they can be tricky with dryness or irritation. Many switch between glasses and contacts based on mood or occasion, but the comfort of glasses often feels like coming home! 😊

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe God could give me 20 / 20 vision if I asked for it. I might not even need glasses anymore.

[itsannalee]

Contact makes my eyes dry and tired easily. I got lasik surgery 4 years ago.

[Asker]

ya, I get very tired wearing them. I should look into lasik, nervous though

[itsannalee]

It was just like 15 minutes work and done.

[jazzy34]

I wore glasses for 20 years. It became medically necessary for me to switch to contacts.