How LASIK/SMILE Changed Fursuiting For Me 

*final destination 5 flashbacks*

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I looked it up because I have astigmatism and myopia as well but what I found is that the SMILE treatment is meant for myopia and astigmatism in particular and nothing else (though they're working on it).

LMAO SAME!

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Is it nystagmus?

@@jacobcordero8569 not sure exactly why, it’s not that though

@@TaccRaccoon I ask because it's what I have, and it keeps me from getting eye surgery. It's a condition where the eyes are constantly shaking involuntarily

*YOU MORTAL I'VE LIVED HERE MY WHOLE LIFE AND I AM HARDLY BOTHERED BY IT* 😈😈😈

Happy fandom day ! My fandom anniversary will be in october or november of this year. ^^

@@nightdog4183 that's great!

@@caseythemistake3894 Thanks ! ^^

Aren’t those expensive? I already have to pay for new glasses and prescription sunglasses every few years. Cant afford much else

I heard that lenses make your eyes dry faster and it may be annoying. Is that true ?

@@nightdog4183 Only partly true, in my experience. When you first get contacts it takes a little while for your eyes to get used to the sensation of something sitting on the surface. That can cause some irritation until they get accustomed (more below). And I do have to use rewetting drops a couple times a day because it'll start to feel like a layer of mucus over my eyes, but the drops clear that right up. Now, if you're used to wearing glasses, you'll find that your eyes are affected by air currents more than when you wore glasses which block most air movement. That can make them feel dry, but there again it's no big deal to put a drop in each eye. When it comes to annoying irritation, especially when you're trying on contacts for the first time, it's so important to have absolutely clean hands. When I went through the "training" that the glasses place provided for learning how to put in and remove contacts, they had me wash my hands and then dry them with a paper towel. Big mistake, as that left microscopic bits of lint (ie. paper fibers, ie. wood pulp) on my fingers, which transferred to the contacts and felt like logs in my eyes. Cloth towels do the same thing. I found that washing my hands immediately before touching the contacts and leaving my hands wet pretty much eliminated that problem. Same for removing them, because any lint or fibers your fingers leave on the contacts will be there later when you put them back in. There's a little bit of a learning curve with contacts but it's really not bad at all. And if you were wearing them while fursuiting, there's nothing to steam up or get smudged inside the fursuit head, plus if your eyesight is bad it's far better than going with no corrective lenses at all. (And when getting the fursuit made, it can be designed to get the eye holes closer to your eyes for a wider field of vision.)

@@00Skyfox Wow, thanks you for the information. ^^

Exactly why I stopped using chrome lol. It helps decently but there’s a billion and one ways google tracks your interests, including very unsettling methods.

Ugh I'm bored I'm going to go play natural disaster really don't blame me I just love Roblox

Byeeeesss

That would be noice👌