UPDATE: I'm okay!

I went to two appointments and got my eyes checked at an ophthalmologist, and they said my eyes were actually quite healthy!

The doctor dude says it's not uncommon and these symptoms happen for a few other things. I'd like to thank Loki-Wings and SubDoodles for hitting it right on on the money: excess protein deposits. Because I got used to wearing my contacts for an extended period of time (even when sleeping), bits of protein started building up and eventually became floating clumps in my vision. Lesson learned (the hard way): take out your contacts at night! \:U/

The doctor said he spotted no tears at all in my eyes, but there was something there however; in my right eye, at my 11:30 (up and to the right), he spotted a small abnormal tuft of tissue. Apparently, because nearsighted folks are much more susceptible to retinal tears than most, the tuft has a chance of turning into a tear. But he said the chance was very small for me, so I'll trust that. ^^

Anywho, I'm diving right back into my classes, and I have some catch-up work to do from all that time I spent at my appointments. I'll be sharing some of my recent work too--hope you guys'll like it~