Am I the only one that feels 'blind' without my contacts?
okay, basically I've worn contacts for about 3 years or so now. When I take them out at night, I put on my glasses for a little bit before going to bed. I wake up in the morning, and usually put on my glasses for a little bit (after wiping my eyes with a wet washcloth, because most people who wear contacts get a bit of the icky stuff that forms on their eyes at night). Then I put my contacts in...and everything is fine. But when I wear my glasses regularly during a day when I may not feel like putting my contacts in, I just feel like I "can't see very well." And I can't with them. I guess this is quite common with people who wear contacts? Because I do know that the contact, of course, sits directly on the eye; whereas glasses sit a good distance from the eye. So everything seems "so far away" for me, and just taking a walk out into the yard earlier with my glasses on made me feel a little dizzy and disorientated. There's nothing wrong with my eyes...I had an eye exam about 3-4 months ago when I got new contacts, and they are fine. It has always been that way. I guess I'm just seeking reassurance from other people that they feel this way, too? I love the field of vision that I get with my contacts, which I never had when I wore glasses all of the time. Now I feel like I can never go back to glasses only, and can never really trust wearing glasses only for something like driving, because I am just so used to contacts. Is this normal?
Where can i get contact lenses like rey mysterio's, the night he won the world heavyweight championship?
i think any contacts shop. hey don"t call hima midget. he's a ... well he was a heavyweight champion that he lost to edge who cheated. he kinda a legend.
8 year anniversary tomorrow...just not feeling excited about it?
an anniversary is just a day. there's nothing wrong with not getting worked up about that. were it me and the relationship was at a low, i'd tell my husband that i was thinking that and was depressed about it, and invite him on an anniversary date with the proposal that we start building things back up so that the next anniversary will feel different. a watch is nice but a relationship is better. i'm about to celebrate my 15th anniversary. anything long-term has ups and downs. of course it depends on what the problems are, but in my experience when you don't feel like making an effort it's usually the most important time to do it.
How do I stop myself from messagIng someone whom I love but cannot be with?
Ask yourself who you are and where you want to be in life. Where you want to be as in whether you want to be surrounded with people who actually want to be there or is it just you who hangs on to them.Are you a pet dog who waits for the owner of the house to treat him and wags his tail every time the owner walks in the door and drools continuously. If you’re comfortable feeling like that pet, please continue your efforts of talking to them. However, if you feel like being your own person and being actually happy and independent for it then stop. Like right now, block them and then delete the contact. Burn them in your head or shoot them whichever you prefer and then start doing what you love, everyday. Stay busy with things you enjoy. That’s how to not message them. The hard thing isn’t not messaging. The really hard thing is to stop making excuses to message them even when you’re being ignored or treated badly.Take a look at the bigger picture. Every moment, every hour, every day you spend chasing after someone, you could be chasing your dreams. The happiness that getting closer to your dreams gives, one day at a time, is far better than getting closer to someone who doesn’t want you. Indulge in your dreams and work towards them. After that, if someone (read else) is meant to be in your life, they’ll walk in and stay with you doing only 10% of the effort and they’ll still value you ten times more than this.But then again, when has sense prevailed in love. But guess what, this isn’t love. There is a tendency to chase after things, control it. Stop.