The Struggles of Wearing Glasses

I wonder how many people who watch my videos wear glasses.
This video was originally supposed to be 12 minutes long but since I kept getting incredibly bad luck with my laptop I decided to cut it down to 8 minutes. So if you're reading this, then congrats because you've found my mini bonus I was planning to add to the video but couldn't :D

Whether you're wearing glasses or not I know that the idea of taking care of your eyes usually slips away. So here are a few tips I looked up to help you out:

-"The 20-20-20" Rule:
Every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away (6 meters), for 20 seconds.
-Wear Sunglasses:
They protect your eyes from UV light AND you get extra style points ;)
-Visit Your Eye Doctor:
Everyone should get their eyes checked at least once every 2-3 years even if you have perfect vision.
-Eat Healthier:
When you think about food that good for your eyes the first thing that comes to mind are the almighty carrots. And yes while that is true there are also leafy greens and fish

Wow still here? Uhh okay here are some behind the scenes stories about the process of me making this video.

2 months after working on this video my laptop fricking died and in order to get it working again everything had to be reset. Meaning I lost everything including my work-
After a whole week of grieving and stress I decided "Here we go again"
By the time I moved back to Turkey I had like 40 percent of the video finished. But this time another problem came up and it was *drumroll*... Realizing I'm back in Turkey. I had such a great workflow in Canada but being back in Turkey just made me feel sad all time.
Anyway I pushed through that and kept working but then my laptop started giving out random crashes. At first it was every few days and now it's every few hours which is not fun when you're animating or drawing and all that progress keeps getting lost- If I had to make a guess I'd say it was probably over 250 crashes in total in the span of 10 months.
But did I give up? NOPE. I DONT CARE HOW MUCH THE UNIVERSE HATES ME I'M COMMITED TO POSTING THIS GOSH DARN VIDEO.

And that my dear friends who are still reading is how it took me 11 months to make a video (yayyy...)

I love you all so much, if you liked the video don't forget to like and subscribe, cya in the next one!

[kayleekugsha]

This was so relatable I was practically giggling through out the whole thing😂

[tt.tinaqtx]

As someone who also wears glasses and has difficulty seeing things from afar- I can confirm this is *relatable.*
ALSO I WASNT EXPECTING THE ICE CREAM PART- 💀

AND CAN WE TALK ABT HOW SMOOTH THAT NOODLE PART WAS- 🗿🤌✨

[DarkSlayer]

As someone who also wears glasses, I can relate to this. I personally, however, haven't been asked by anyone if they could wear my glasses, though. Mainly because the school I went to had a lot of people with glasses.

[InsaneAsylumEscapee]

*THE NOT BEING ABLE TO CHOOSE IS SO REAL LIKE EVERYTHING LOOKS SO GOOD*

[royalepinky]

THIS IS SO RELATABLE. As a person who's had to wear glasses for almost 7 years, I can relate to ALL THESE. Especially the "Can I try on your glasses??" and the "How many fingers am I holding up?"

[watchnsprk]

Once again, Kaitlyn has decided to make something painfully relatable, to some and otherwise just entertaining for others. 😭

[Hala.f]

i was wearing glasses while watching this, and every part was EXTREMELY relatable. Especially the “no self control person.” I once was in school, and we were about to go to the cafeteria. But for some reason this girl came up to me, and took of my glasses and wore them. Never again.

[Maysy_Robloxx]

Pov: you're watching this with glasses

[bluedrop]

As someone who has glasses, I relate to everything.

People would constantly be asking if they could try on my glasses and it was kind of frustrating telling them no you cant but them continuously begging to try them on.

[AGStarsMedia]

As someone who used to wear glasses I can relate so much to all of this. However, I do now wear contacts (it was because of sports) but no matter what, there’s always downfalls to things you wear to help you see😵‍💫 Glad to see your still around Kaitlyn. Hope all is well!

[MelshrtCK]

The fact nobody’s actually mentioning how good at making animation looks so smooth is? The talent is unreal (EDIT: the drama is unreal in here if ur looking this is the comment :P

[Lavender_]

Tbh, I CAN SO RELATE WITH THIS

On my mom side, they have eye conditions and that leads me to have a eye condition SINCE BIRTH and my family just know when i was on 2nd grade 💀

And all of what you said in the video are so related except the swimming part-

I can see normally but if it's from far away-

Their like freaking dots 💀

But I am glad that you made this video and really love how you highlighted the LITERALLY PAIN ON WEARING GLASSES 😭💐

[rachelmaddie]

She deserves an Oscar for how relatable this is!

[Zuku_]

This was the most relatable video I've ever watch. Finally people who don't wear glasses can understand us by watching this.
3:29 That is so annoying, it happens to me often and I can't stand to see all those finger marks there 💀

[AbuGerge]

This video was made for people who wear glasses, and to tell the people who don't how lucky they are-
This gurl deserves an oscar for her work 😌💅

[lovestarhazelangel]

As someone who also wears glasses, I can relate to this whole video, lol. Anyways, I love my glasses; I love how they are a cute accessory I can always have. Also, look up in getting adjustable glasses straps if you need to! Very handy for keeping your glasses on your face and not let them adjust so much. Keep up the amazing work! :D

[LightAnge]

When the world needed her most, she came back. Welcome back Kaitlyn!💙 I hope you doing ok.

[Vivakit]

This person is the human definition of *“worth the wait”*

[CallMeAllyXoxo]

As someone who also wears glasses, I can confirm this is so painful 😭

[ValeraBro]

The parts of Funny Story and every cutouts from all dialogue after few seconds were SO hilarious and Silly, making me chuckle a little bit, but yet great videos.