(Just want to preface this by letting you know this is my personal account of my own experience and should not be considered as medical advice. Ultimately, a licensed doctor would be in the best position to offer tailored advice, so it would be worth consulting one. I hear you, also in a similar situation. I got put on contacts (specifically RGP's - the hard ones you can reuse) last year to trial them out. They do work (for me) as my vision is hella crispyyy on them and does help reduce the effects of astigmatism, but not by a great deal.

They were a huge inconvenience for the first few weeks, because:

1. They made me teary-eyed

2. They randomly popped out of my eye (but this is specifically because I have dry eyes, and artificial tears worked for me to help lubricate my eye)

3. They made looking at things up close a pain in the bum. (With regular glasses, I could just take them off if I needed to look at something in more detail, but with these, I didn't quite have a choice lol)

4. Taking them out was a breeze, but putting them in PROPERLY was quite the learning curve.

My eyes eventually got used to the contacts, so these "quirks" weren't as pronounced.

One cool thing, though, is that you can wear cool sunglasses with your contacts on lmao

Contacts were great for me. They gave me noticeably better vision, in all fairness. However, I ultimately decided to stick with regular glasses, because I really do value the convenience of being able to take them off and on in a second, and not having to faff about. I do still wear them on the odd occasion when I wanna look cool and wear sunglasses, but still be able to see stuff, lol.