Color Blindness Support Group

Color blindness is the inability to perceive differences between some or all colors that other people can distinguish. It is most often of genetic nature, but may also occur because of eye, nerve, or brain damage, or due to exposure to certain chemicals. Color blind? Join the group and discuss your challenges and experiences.

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how do u c color?

deleted_user
deleted_user
i see green as red and red as green. blue as purple and purple as blue. how bout u?
deleted_user
deleted_user
i see no colors at all. :-(
deleted_user
deleted_user
aw! oh no! at least i get sum. how does that feel cn none?
deleted_user
deleted_user
Sometimes green and red can confuse me if shown quickly. Shades of green to amber confuse me. If there isn't a big enough sample of the green or red, then I won't know what color it is.

Like you, blue and purple also confuse me sometimes.

When someone corrects me on the color, it's like an epiphany, and I can see what they're talking about. It's like the color changes before my eyes.
deleted_user
deleted_user
There is no any problem like it , and i wish no one could get the same in any ways. Also , if you really feel like it, immediate concern to the specialist , it can cause the major disease with it later on.
peacebringer78
peacebringer78
My confusions are quite varied really I can tell the difference between all colors but certain shades of each confuse me and they are: certain purples look blue, certain greens look yellow, certain browns look green, certain pinks look almost blue green, red lasers are almost invisible on green backgrounds, certain oranges look green and mostly pink and orange are a shade of light red, certain greens Like cyan might as well be colorless, I don’t know what violet is or any color with a fancy name.