Today, after an extremely hard day at work, I took a hot shower to wind down a little bit. I accidentally splashed a painful amount of hot water and shampoo in my eyes. My left contact is now stuck to my eyeball. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, while coming home from school on my bike, I lost control of it, and went straight into a light pole. Thankfully I was at a very low speed. After that, someone splashed puddle of water at me with their car. After getting to home, I went to take a bath during which the shampoo went into my left eye. It's still hurting. FML
Today, after having a pretty rough day, I decided a nice, hot shower would be great. Ten minutes in, the shower head apparently couldn't take the water pressure anymore, and it flew off and hit me in the face. FML
Today, while taking a shower, I thought that the bathroom was extra steamy because of all the hot water. It wasn't until two-three minutes later when I put some shampoo in my hair that I realized I had forgotten to take my glasses off. FML
Today, I got industrial toilet cleaner in my eyes. Despite the raging fire party going on behind my eyelids, I resisted the urge to stop, drop, and roll, and calmly got in the shower to wash it off. Wherein I promptly slipped, fell, and whacked my head full-force on the bathtub on the way down. FML
Today, I was attempting to tame my bushy eyebrows, since I'm starting a new job in a few days and need to look somewhat presentable, when I poked myself in the eye. Hard. I thought I’d blinded myself for a few moments. Now it’s just red, sore and watery. FML
Today, I was walking to work, when I slipped and landed on my tail bone. Worse still, my hot coffee went flying into my face. I currently can't see out of my left eye. FML
Today, I accidentally sprayed some perfume in my eye. After rinsing said burning eye with water for a few minutes, I half-blindly grabbed the eyedrops my sister left on the counter and used some. They were actually tea tree oil drops. Ouch. FML
Today, I was brushing my teeth in a rush before work. I squeezed the toothpaste tube too hard, and some of it it shot directly into my eye. I spent the next ten minutes half-blind, crying peppermint tears, and still somehow managed to be late. FML
Today, I was taking a shower with my boyfriend. While we were washing our hair, he got soap in his eyes and mouth. I was facing him, and since his eyes were closed he didn't realize how close I was. When he spat the soap out, it went straight into my eyes. Neither of us could see. FML
Today, as I showered, I sneezed, hit my face on the wall, got shampoo in my eyes, slipped on a bar of soap, bashed my head on the wall as I fell, grabbed at the walls to stop me from falling and happened to turn off the cold water, scorching me. FML
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Good part is: when you cry, there will be bubbles (:
babyydolly 0
you're not supposed to wear contacts in the shower.
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Comments (348)
treefrogxx1 0
wow man I sorry
damnalltheasshol 0
this is why we don't wear contacts in the shower and why we don't splash hot water hot enough to burn you in your face
pks 2
ouch it must be very painful
iwuvmydime 2
ouch
ArayArsenal 0
Now do it to the other eye and you'll perfect vision all the time ;)
JessicaHearts 3
Ouch. I'm sorry dude...
nataliestuckey 0
that's horrible!
Happiness2Joy 3
If I can get contacts out of my eye when it is stuck behind it, so can you. But that hot water and shampoo thing must of hurt like HELL!
cetlawizard 15
anyone with contacts knows you shouldn't shower or swim with them in...if you are that hard of seeing then maybe shower with your glasses instead...just don't drop them. :)
kater_bugs12 0
My optometrist has never told me not to shower in my contacts. Also, it gets difficult showering with your glasses on...especially when they fog up and you're just as blind with them on as you are without them...
ReynshineCutting 10
Exactly what 246(?) said. I've never had a doctor tell me that. I've tried showering in glasses before and there's absolutely no point.
monkeyinsilk 7
what a boring story!