Glasses vs. Contacts

Glasses

• Pro: They protect dust and water from getting into your eyes
• Con: That dust or water just sort of sits on the lenses
• Pro: Easy to clean, just just need the edge of your shirt
• Con: It's hard to tell if they're dirty because they're so close to your face
• Pro: As long as your sense of style doesn't change and they don't break, they last forever
• Con: They get in the way when you're lying on your side
• Pro: They're adorable when you're little
• Con: They get in the way of headbands
• Pro: They make you look more professional/intelligent 
• Con: You can't have cool sunglasses with curved lenses, you need ones with flat lenses that can be replaced with prescription lenses
• Pro: In science class, they often are enough to warrant not needing those dorky protective glasses
• Con: In chemistry class, you have to wear those dorky protective glasses over your glasses
• Pro: There are tons of awesome/cute/professional/quirky frames you can have
• Con: People often think they're dorky

Contacts

• Pro: You don't have to worry about prescription sunglasses
• Con: You have to stick your fingers into your eye to put them in
• Pro: They don't get in the way when you're in awkward positions (like upside-down)
• Con: Contact solution is very expensive!
• Pro: People don't realize you are a little blind
• Con: They can tear if you mishandle them.
• Pro: You don't have to worry about getting picked on or being called a nerd
• Con: They have to be replaced when they get old
• Pro: Won't come out when your face is dripping in sweat
• Con: They can fold over or get kinks while in your eye
• Pro: The cases are small and easy to slip into your pocket 
• Con: They're basically invisible, so easily lost
• Pro: You get 360 vision, so you don't have to worry about looking over or under your frames
• Con: They can get dry and very uncomfortable

Glasses get a 4/5, and contacts get a 3.5/5. 

If you're slightly blind, what do you wear?