Top Ten Worst Things About Wearing Eyeglasses
In sixth grade I had glasses that were sometimes lopsided because of my different ear sizes so id get bullied for that all the time.
I have Lazy Eye. Everyone always says that I'm blind, when I'm not. I just have some issues with my left eye.
Came into this list without needing glasses. I feel so out of place.
I wear glasses, and they don't look dorky at all. They're a sharp, round-rectangular orange frame with transition lenses, which really make me look more sophisticated and more intelligent. So nerdy, but a stylish, smooth kind of nerdy. I look better with than without. You just need to find the frames that are right for you.
When a kid kicked a soccer ball at my face and broke my glasses, my dad blamed me and got these really ugly pink ones.
I can't even get through a single day without needing to clean my lenses.
Considering that I cook a lot of spicy stuff that spits from the pan, and chop a lot of onions, the glasses act very well as protection goggles.
That's horrible. I don't do this, but its not a good idea because it spreads eye dust and bacteria
I was born with astigmatism and severe far-sightedness (+7.50) that had the side effect of one lazy eye. Not only did I start wearing glasses when I was 4 years old, but I also had to wear a patch (like a pirate's patch, yes during the day). Apparently, contacts just didn't exist for my prescription. Luckily, my eyes have gotten exponantially better, and despite all of the resentment I harbored when I was young, those are what healed my eyes and allow me to see without glasses now.
Some people just can't where contacts. My dad couldn't wear contacts because his eyes were too dry and they were uncomfortable.
I hate having to do this, because for my eyeglasses, they always droop down whenever I bend down to eat my food, so I have to take them off whenever I eat.
I eat with my glasses on
Just get transition lenses. They adjust perfectly to the level of light entering your eyes.
The only thing that well and truly annoys me about having glasses.