At least he took them out my baby daddy would leave them in for months at a time

Hooooow? My monthly contacts used to kill me by the end of the month, with proper care .

I wear mine to long ill admit but 6 years???? Hell no! I do change them and wouldn't even go 6 months without a new pair. Damn.

The longest I kept mine was a week and I wouldn’t do it again because I developed eye infection.

oh. lord.

Hahaha true

I hope sweet Austin doesn't get to that stage, he's too precious.

@@vwood1398 protect Austin at all costs

Steveioe is a great actor. 👏👏

Nah. It’s Rich. He is all the way past giving a f*ck.

That happens when you have regular contact with stupid people doing seriously stupid things.

@@Luubelaar Did you say...contact? 🙃

@@sashimicat9105 I also see what they did there 🤔😂

Same though, Ben is my fave 😁

love ben!

I have a lot of women who wear coloured contacts, and most of them have brown eyes. Personally I don't understand, brown eyes are so beautiful.

I had trouble getting one out foe over an hour, and you can bet I threw those puppies away and turned down every "oh these new ones are better than the ones you were perfectly comfortable wearing" to the point I so not wear contacts any more. I even took out the overnight ones to give my eyes breaks and to clean them with solution. As painful as the last ones were, I can't imagine how anyone could go that long not taking them out.

when did eyes play a huge factor into attraction again

And also if they would not want to be with them they would actually have a right to know that. If they truly love them it probably dosn't matter, but even in case it does you'd owe it to them to be honest. But also if they love you it's probably alright

If they are shallow enough to not love you back for your eye color, are they going help you acclimate to your new life without sight? Why do we do this to ourselves and others?

I was married 12 years, and jokingly asked my husband what colour he thought my eyes were. He got it wrong.

oh my god, it must have hurt like hell, I wanna start using contacts at the end of this year but still I'm super afraid of stuff like this, its just that my glasses are way too heavy.. do you always have to hydrate the eyes before taking the contacts out?

@@lemonadexpertzzz559 not really, unless you have had them on for a really long time or your eyes are dry. I use dailies, put em on in the morning and throw them off before I go to bed.

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

that's why he was yelling, to make them cry and hydrate their eyes ! edit: I know this is a joke but the first time i had to take contacts out as a tween my eyes were dry and i was really anxious and nervous about putting in eyedrops and my dad was trying to help but he stressed me out so bad i started crying and then i didnt need the eyedrops. so it really works

...how do people unable to tell the difference between natural eye colour and contact lenses, again? Especially doctors, at that 😩

@@saniainez it’s because we are dark-skinned and “black people don’t have blue eyes”🙄

@@yamiswife101 *sigh*

They couldn’t see the nonexistent edge of the contacts? Dummies!

I knew an African American girl with stunning blue eyes and people always asked about her contacts. It freaked her out because she hated the thought of putting something in her eyes.

I got mine early, too. I can’t even take a nap wearing my contacts. They dry out too bad. I can’t imagine leaving them in for days-weeks at a time.

There was a woman who wore her contacts for so long that they fused to her corneas and had to be surgically removed

Its not stupidity its laziness

@@LadyLabyrinth1337 I left mine in for a long time in high school and scratched my cornea. It healed stuck to the contact lens, and when I finally did take them out (that one eye was just a tad uncomfortable), it ripped back open and became a corneal ulcer. Almost lost my vision in that eye completely. And even after multiple abscessed teeth, more than 20 kidney stones, two broken vertebrae as one of many injuries sustained when someone tried to beat me to death with a skateboard, and all manner of normal clumsy person injuries, it is still the most painful thing I've ever experienced. Healing took meds for six weeks, at first I had to put a drop in every hour of the day, even overnight, and I had two meds to alternate. After a week of that I was able to do it every other hour, and then every third hour until the meds were gone. My eyes are quite sensitive to contacts now, I can't keep them in overnight (accidentally) without irritating them to the point where I have to wear my glasses.

@@evientually that sounds horrifying on so many levels, eye injuries freak me out. My mother had a corneal abrasion from a yukka plant and it was bad, required two surgeries. I've only ever worn red coloured contacts once and that was only for a few hours during Halloween one year and they were irritating as hell, never again

I chose glasses specfically so I wouldn't have to pick with contact lenses.

I was the same way. I heard teens were horrible about it, but as a teen I was *religious* about keeping my contacts clean and taking them out nightly. I already had bad vision, why would I want to make that worse by risking an eye infection?!

And this is why I have daily disposables…plus they are so comfy. I can’t even feel them in, but if I accidentally nap with them, my vision gets blurry. The optometrist said your vision gets worse when eyes are deprived from oxygen. This happens when you close your eyes and when you have contacts. Eyes need to breath too!!!

When I first began wearing contacts, disposables didn’t exist. There were only gas permeable or soft contacts that had to last an entire year. They were so expensive. If I tore one, I’d be in huge trouble. So I took such great care of my contacts. It was a huge blessing when disposables finally came around.

I wear contacts at night they are clear Contacts (not by choice I wear them) I wear em to bed and they get removed in the morning I'm only using them because of vision problems

I can't even imagine how painful it would be 😭

I fell asleep with mine on once and it was hell, I can't understand how people do that lol

When contact lenses first became a thing I knew of a kid who didn’t remove them. They eventually had to be surgically removed. It damaged his eyes.

Not always. I wear mine 6-9 months, even overnight. I've done it now for over 30 years without issue, doc says if it hasn't caused a problem by now, I'm good to go!!😂😂 I'll take them out to clean every now & then, but not too often as my glasses give me severe headaches.

@@sewmeonekenobi639 when contact lenses first became a thing, they were hard lens. nowadays, they are soft lens.

At least she can choose the color of the prosthetic eyes.

@@mindassassin Yep, she was telling me about that exact thing.

@@loonyt22 that's literally sad n infuriating at the same time

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Well, let's see what she says when she looses the other one.

That may have been the hangover 😂

Nope, I can absolutely believe this being due to contacts. When I overwear (accidentally, and thankfully haven't slept in them) my eyes feel really dry, and I do have a headache from the change in vision. Any hangover probably didn't help but I can believe this being from the contacts.

Actually, many colored contacts aren't as breathable (gas permeable) as clear contacts or RGPs, which makes colored contacts harder on the eye and less comfortable. You might actually do fine with clear contacts worn therapeutically.

Because I'm not even a nurse and I've had this conversation more than once.

Right and more than once

@@tracieandbambamthecrazytor1624 twice is more than once...and it might even been three.

OMG this used to be me over 20 years ago...you can even see it on my profile picture! Yall had the conversation with me! It's me! 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝

We live in world where everything could happen

Plus all the natural selection challenges like using super glue on your hair, setting yourself on fire, eating tide pods, eating handful of powdered cinnamon, riding on the sides of trains, or the yearly wave of people hospitalized for doing dumb stuff with fireworks.

@@popenieafantome9527 "natural selection challenges" 😂🤣 all I can think about after reading that was an announcer going "and the Darwin Award goes too..."

If you need the warning tag on your hairdryer to know not to use it While In The Shower, please don't breed!

@Maevna What does depression have to do with trying weird stuff?

@Maevna um.... NOPE. you'd be wrong. 75% of the ppl who use the ER are too stupid to live without assistance.

😃😄

...and I thought she worked in ophthalmology 😂

Wow! 😲

I guess, the first sentence is confusing. 😅 IF she's an ophthalmologist she should know better, because she didn't do her job as a role model to a patient's wellbeing. OR If it's a patient who wear CL, they should know that they are managing CL themselves, it's their own responsibility to take care of themselves, aft one knows the precautions of CL from the professionals. Moral of the story: If one doesn't learn how to take care of themselves, instead blame others for the mishaps, one will never be able to take care of others. 😮‍💨 I'm a student learning in this optometry industry. I am really scared to encounter patients like this ngl. Empathize with your situation too.

LOL- If she’s that entitled, then I doubt that relationship will last 😂

Bruh if she couldn't even be honest about her eye color, then the relationship was doomed anyway 💀

Not to mention the colored one move around more then the monthly contacts. I wear contacts because I cosplay a lot and I prefer cosplaying with my normal day to day contacts because the colored ones are so uncomfortable and fall out easier when worn for long periods of time. 😓

I've been wearing colored contacts daily for the past two years, and have found it to be an amazing and comfortable experience. The trick is to ensure that you get prescription colored contacts that actually fit properly. The standards for costume contacts are lower, but colored prescription contacts are quite similar to normal contacts, although slightly thicker.

Do research, then try another brand you think suits you. Consult an experienced friend. Oh, sometimes, the coloured contacts from glasses stores (in my place at least) will do much better then those of cosplay-purpose.

Those colored ones made my vision blurry. What's the point of graded contact lenses if they make my eye sight worse 🙄

I can't even get contacts in. At first, I struggled with touching my eyes, and then they wouldn't come off my finger and onto the eyes 😂

She will when she gets an eye infection and can’t wear them anymore!

And that is how she goes blind..

OMG

Excuse me what the actual fuck

So I'm assuming you don't wear contacts unless it's for a event? I'm trying to get contacts yet can't even touch my eyes yet

@@crazymadstriker766 Don't touch your eyes, your hands are microscopically dirty. When you put CL's in, you get really close to the eye, then look up, then insert the lens, wait for the lens to seat itself on top of the eye, blink a bit , 20 seconds of time. I wear disposable gloves (powder free) to guarantee clean hands. You have to get the skill of knowing which side to put in though, as in you can put them in backwards. If you do, they feel uncomfortable and you take them out and see if they are still clean/unripped etc. convex VS concave edge.

Wearing cosmetic lenses doesn’t mean they’re just for looks. Wearing contacts in general is for looks. And as someone who’s worn colored lenses since 1997 and worn eye glasses since 1988 I can assure you plenty of us are SEVERELY visually impaired without our cosmetic lenses as well.

As long as they’re being safe about it who tf cares what they want to look like

@@DeathnoteBB you’re missing the point. She’s so uncomfortable with her own appearance that she’s limiting her own life.

Are you sure she’s never been stalked? I was in only one setting (he never came to my home thank God), but if it had gotten worse I would have done something like that 100%.

@@evilsharkey8954 You’re assuming that, though.

I hope you don't dye your hair, use makeup or wear anything else that changes your appearance since you're so set on people liking who they are. Those things don't mean she doesn't like herself either.

I hate driving with glasses for that reason-my peripheral is so much clearer with contacts!

That was one thing I noticed the first time I got contacts, I was like, "Omg peripheral vision!!!"

It's not the nicest of feelings especially when you have to move them a bit and basically have to rub your eyeball.

It's weird AF tbh

@@delta250a I loved my contacts & wish I could get them again

Same! I still remember that one episode from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy lol 😰

It’s so easy! It was super hard the first couple days but it gets easier pretty quick. I’ve worn them for years (properly).

If she cries, the tears should make it easier to remove the lenses

They are weighted so the bottom stays at the bottom.

@@andiward7068 The contacts for astigmatism are weighted. The ones for far or near sightedness are spherical - the same all around.

@@kelf114 I was thinking of Toric lenses, sometimes forget my astigmatism.

@@andiward7068 Yup. Toric lenses need to stay at a certain axis, so they're weighted. For someone who is nearsighted or farsighted (and without astigmatism), the lens is spherical, so it's the same prescription in every direction. They actually spin around all day, and it doesn't matter at all.

You can get anti-fog solution that works like a charm whilst wearing masks. I got some because I’m very new to glasses and need to wear a clear visor face shield at work in a pool. Between the face shield and my glasses fogging up, it was hell. At least with the spray my glasses don’t fog up nearly as much whilst in the pool and never whilst out wearing a mask. It’s by Zeiss. I’d highly recommend.

I have keratoconus, I'm currently wearing glasses but I think I'm headed for contacts very soon. I have to hold my phone or books etc at arm's length to read them clearly. I'm freaking out because they can't be the soft ones

They said to lift the upper lid but my eyes refuse to💀😭

idk if this applies but some ppl can get lasik after lens implants

@@cabbeille or just wait until you’re old enough to need cataract surgery, and get the full correction lenses.

Ben since he just has that mild aggression.

I think he's mostly like Rich in his off time (with friends etc.), but he's more like Ben when he was working in the ER or when he's dealing with ridiculous people.

i always figured rich was the default stevieoe, seems like the only character who's not "affected"

Ben. Hands down, Ben. Lol certainly not Austin

Please don't do it. It's really dangerous. You can become blind because of this surgery

I’ve only heard of the ones that end up harming people

If you mean those surgeries where they implant you coloured linses : DO NOT! There are so many people going blind because of them, it seems fine at first but for many after some years the pain start, and at thies point its often already to late to save your vision

Depending on what color they are now and what you want to change it to... I know of at least one medication that can have a side effect of changing blue and green irises to brown.

Please know that there are millions of people with your eye color. Also, there are worse things than disliking the color of your eyes. I have worked with people who are blind and I would never want to endanger my vision.