Colour blindness...
By Evelyn
@Mbenieve (567)
Kenya
August 28, 2020 12:01pm CST
It's the inability to distinguish between different colours, e.g red and blue. It affects more men than women. It's usually inherited.
Some people recover fully after a few years, while others live with the condition throughout their lives.
Are you suffering from colour blindness, or have you ever suffered from it? How's the experience?
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@ShyBear88 (59308)
• Sterling, Virginia
28 Aug 20
Nope I see colors just fine. But my husband is purple, green color.
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@ShyBear88 (59308)
• Sterling, Virginia
29 Aug 20
@Mbenieve why do you think I help him pick clothes? I don’t help anyone pick there clothes unless it’s my 9 year old and I’ll tell her no that’s to short. When it comes to what someone wants to wear nope. He might be color blinded but he can’t tell for the most part what it is. Only soft purple ands blues gets him. I do love teasing him about our bed sheets he things they are all gray when I put these certain purple sheets on. For the most part we have teal and he knows it’s teal
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@pujanmukherjee5 (298)
• Kolkata, India
28 Aug 20
I haven't suffered from any kind of colour blindness. And thanks for sharing 
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