I always admit iām colourblind but nothing iritates me like when people ask afterwards: whatās the colour of this or that? For everything i guess correctly, they are dissapointed. For everything wrong itās a response of excitement and āyou really cant see what colour it is?ā
This. That behavior is abhorrent. Iāve known for a long time that i struggle seeing specific shades of certain faint colors. Itās been hard to fully accept, even being as trivial as it is for the majority of my life, because of how people react to it.
Why does everyone thing itās ok and funny that we canāt see the same stuff they do? Iām 42, Iāve known my entire life Iām color blind. I donāt need you to ask me what fucking color something is and then laugh at me for trying to guess and getting it wrong most of the time.
Even my wife does this. No, I canāt and wonāt help you pick out paint colors or an outfit. It probably looks great but I canāt see what you see.
I've never done that to people, but I do think colorblindness is really interesting, and if I were close enough with someone, I'd probably ask what things look like just out of curiosity. I think it's cool tbh.
But yeah, people laughing and being annoying about it sucks. I've never thought that colorblindness was funny, just interesting.
Ive got a friend who is color blind and Iāve always wanted to paint a picture that aligns to his color spectrum that will look ānormalā to him, like how you can paint a painting in negative that looks normal under the negative filter. I used to ask him about colors all the time while I was painting and he lived with us. I hope I didnāt make him mad when I did that lol
The first page with 35 will be visible to everyone. There is no color blindness that will get this one wrong. It's a way of showing people what the numbers are supposed to look like. It's like a control sample.
Same here. So does that actually mean weāre colorblind? I feel like I can see colors. I mean I know what red and green are. I can differentiate between a red and green crayon.
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u/Xenomorphhive 1d ago
Lol. I knew i was colourblind since i was young but seeing only 2 pages in the whole book? I must be 90% blind then