Hesitant to wear contacts with 抵抗

紗奈(さな):

「周(まわ)りはコンタクト多(おお)いからどうしてかなーって」

“Most people wear contacts, so I was kind of wondering why.”

「目(め)に何(なに)か入(い)れるの抵抗(ていこう)あったとか？」

“Is it because you're hesitant with putting something in your eye?”

駿(しゅん):

「それは…」

“Well...”

Key Points

1. 抵抗(ていこう)がある = to feel resistance or hesitation toward something

   • Here, 抵抗(ていこう)がある means “to feel uncomfortable about doing it” or “to be reluctant about it”, not physical resistance.

2. Casual phrasing: 目(め)に 何(なに)か 入(い)れるの抵抗(ていこう)あった

   • This is a casual spoken shortening of 目(め)に 何(なに)かを 入(い)れるのに 抵抗(ていこう)があった.

   • The omitted を, に, and が are easy to miss, but the meaning is still “you had resistance to putting something in your eye”.

3. 〜の turns the action into “the act of doing it”

   • 目(め)に 何(なに)か 入(い)れるの means “putting something in your eye” as an action or experience.

   • That lets the sentence treat the whole action as the thing Shun might feel reluctant about.

4. とか softens the question

   • とか makes the guess sound less direct, like “or something?” or “maybe?”.

   • Sana is suggesting a possible reason gently rather than stating it confidently.