Can I still get glasses?!
Question: Can I still get glasses?
I've worn them before, and they look great on me!
I sound dumb right now for wanting to wear glasses for fashion, I know, so please don't bash on me.
My vision is 20/20 (maybe even better, they only tested me for 20/20) and I can read print from far away and up close.
BUT, my vision is... Fuzzy?
I feel like it's all grainy. Like whenever you mess around with the effects on Windows Movie Maker, and you hit the old timey one (the one that's still in color).
I see millions of circles everywhere. They make up every little thing and they're constantly moving, rapidly, all over the place.
My vision is... Dry? I guess what I'm trying to say is that it's not exactly HD.
But when I wore glasses, it all became perfect and clear. It looked fresh, and I felt like I was watching a HD movie or watching a bright neon painting. That's how good it looked.
The glasses I tried on hurt my head because they were used for my friend to see, who doesn't have that bad of vision to begin with, but it still "zoomed" in to where it hurt my head and made me dizzy.
Answers:
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Do you want to have poor vision? Or do you just want to wear glasses?
You can get non-correcting glasses easily.
Update:
This might give you what you want. You can buy reading glasses such as older people use, quite cheaply (WalMart, Target, Some hardware stores, drugstores).
These glasses come in "plus powers", that is, you will see the strengths labeled as +1.00 or +1.50 or +3.00. If you wear glasses with a plus power, you will get the effect of being nearsighted (not permanently, only while wearing the glasses). If you get +1.00 you will probably not notice much of an effect while inside your house. Outdoors where things are farther away, you will notice somewhat.
If you get +4.00 you probably won't be able to read your computer screen without getting closer to it.
So, you might try something in the range of +1.00, +1.50, or +2.00 and go out wearing them. In school you may have to sit in the front row!
Plus powers will not harm your eyes nor give you a headache.
Minus powers are difficult to use for a person who does not need them. These are the ones that make things look smaller.
Go to the doctor.. optometrist.