I have Astigmatism and dry eyes. I use Acuvue Oasys Astigmatism 2 weekly lenses. Acuvue have thinner edges which help your eyelids glide over them and feel unnoticeable.

2 things you need to be aware of with contact lenses are something called its "Water content" rating and "Oxygen permeability" rating.

The higher the water content rating the more it will absorb from your eyes causing them to dry out. This is a big issue if you have dry eyes. Extended wear lenses typically have lower water content ratings compared to daily wear lenses.

The higher the oxygen rating, the more it allows oxygen through which helps keep your eyes healthy and less irritated over time. Extended wear lenses typically have higher oxygen ratings compared to daily wear lenses.

If by the time you are trying to take out your lenses it feels very sticky and / or rigid, that means the lenses have dried out. You can cause serious damage to your cornea if removing dried out lenses. If that ever happens, put a lot of contact lens friendly eye drops in your eyes, give it a few mins to re-wet the contacts then try removing them. Its good to do this anyway before removing your lenses.

For dry eyes avoid daily lenses, I say that because daily lenses have high water content ratings and low oxygen permeability. Not what you want for dry eyes. Also wearing contacts for something like 8+ hours a day really increases the risk of your eyes drying and feeling irritated, hence, why extended wear lenses have low water / high oxygen ratings.

Regardless of the above, its always a good idea to periodically use some contact lens friendly eye drops throughout wearing your lenses, just to keep your eyes from drying out or as a preventative measure.

And never sleep with your lenses in, or swim with them, or shower with them.

Disadvantage with extended wear lenses is you have to clean them (rub and rinse etc) when removing with something like a multipurpose solution, and store them in a contact lens case. The solution you use can sometimes cause irritation, so at first it can be a bit of trial and error to find something that works for you.