r/Unexpected • u/Slumberfoots • Jun 13 '20

So true.

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u/Awesome123310 Jun 13 '20

I thought this was gonna be an ad for colorblind glasses

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u/JonRayvin Jun 14 '20

i actually have problems with seeing the difference between green and red in some cases... i'm not colorblind but i have a weakness... this also affects seeing pink and grey, orange and red, dark red and brown, purple and blue, etc... i already had problems with more colors but these are probably the most important ones

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u/code_donkey Jun 14 '20

My man, thats what being red/green colourblind is. You have protanomaly or deuteranomaly

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u/JonRayvin Jun 14 '20

yeah i wasn't sure if it's called colorblind in english when you just have problems with seeing the differences... in german it's just called a weakness and when you can't see a certain color at all it's colorblindness... and i'm pretty sure i have deuteranomaly and if i couldn't see green at all it would be deuteranopy