#eye fatigue

[fucking-relax]

Any recommendations for eye strain with glasses (distance)?

with feeling eye strain + finding that looking at the farther away distances isn't helping (with or without glasses), it's perhaps a different source of pain. of the eye stretches in my pinned

look the distance = you've been stuck looking close (would the reverse be true too?) for too long

eye stretches / looking at different corners of the eye = you've been looking in the same direction too long

scrunching/blinking = you've been looking at a screen or otherwise focusing for too long

if these all don't help long-term (nor the relaxing forehead), then only thing i can think of is you've been using your eyes all together too much. excessive exposure to lights hurt me a lot, at least, and i've found some days i just get eye strain faster than usual. so for when eyes need a total break:

if i can't close my eyes totally yet, slowly blinking for a long time

warm washcloth over my eyes for at least 30 seconds, but ideally for a prolonged time

laying down for 15 minutes with eyes closed. technically i'm trying that out for other reasons but it's also helpful for this

fatigue requires rest

[thewildnopeboat]

Guardian, missing every shot: IM GOING TO SCRAP EVERYTHING

Ghost: Calm down.

Guardian: Forget this *puts on glasses*

Ghost: Who's are those?

Guardian, suddenly hitting very cursed shots: Mine, why?

Ghost, annoyed: Why haven't you been wearing them.

Guardian: Oh, easy. I used these for eye fatigue. Thanks to your pettiness, I have had to stay up for three nights doing paperwork.

Ghost: You needed to do those anyways, but another question.

Guardian, finishes spawn wave off with finisher: What now?

Ghost: How are they staying on over your helmet?

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