Visual snow anyone?
I got a floater in my right eye, which is almost like a reticle. Too bad it's my off eye.Visual snow anyone?
Even though my eyes are dark, I can't stand strong lights either.I have Photophobia. my eyes are so blue that when I look at the sun, it feels like looking a Flash grenade explode in front of me so I have to wear sunglasses when I am outside.
I also hate loud noises, so I must be somewhere between a vampire and a symbiote host.Even though my eyes are dark, I can't stand strong lights either.
Your brave earnestness is honestly admirable.ADHD. A Shrink once told me I should take tests for autism also because she suspected I was under the spectrum and that's why I struggled with "juvenile depression," self harming tendencies, dyscalculia, had a hard time understanding social cues and was prone to fits of rage when pushed. Never did yet. I had a suicide attempt in 2015, I was 18-19. At 21 My daughter was born so being a fuckup was no longer an option. Muay Thai helped me with that. I have boxer's thumb now, missing a tooth and carpal tunnel syndrome on my right hand but it changed my life for the best. I turned 30 on December, I teach kickboxing and legally grow my own medicinal cannabis under a local gov's programSorry for oversharing tho, hope it's not a nuisance.
It must be really challenging. I learned about this via game, actually; there seem to be at least two types.Depression and anxiety, but who doesn't these days
Something else I've noticed is that I might have a form of prosopagnosia. I mostly remember people by voices, which is also why I hate phone calls lol (since phones often deep fry voices in a way that makes it difficult for me to recognize them)
Thx for the kind words!Your brave earnestness is honestly admirable.
Salbutamol-Neumotex gangasthma, clinically depressed, and ibs.
I make it work (。•̀ᴗ-)✧
Opening up is laborious, takes time and effort. As a natural introvert myself, I'm not wholly ignorant of your plight.Thx for the kind words!I'm just a dumbass really lol but I'm thankful for all the learning. Becoming emotionally available was a painful deed but all the birthday and father's day cards saying I'm world's best dad and the self-confidence I can see sometimes, slowly growing on the people I teach helps me at being a bit less hard on myself.
That's rule #1 of the villain handbook: weaponize EVERYTHING.i have weaponized my autism
Thank you for your service.I served in the army. I deployed in Afghanistan in 2010.