u/Zoopith

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Myopia Victim Mentality

This post is going to be sounding very harsh but why do I keep seeing a lot of people on this sub calling their mid-high myopia as a disability when a pair of glasses can instantly fix the vision? (In not talking about people with other issues). In real life, I see plenty of people - very successful people go on in their lives wearing very thick prescriptions. So why do some people think they're going blind? The only fear I have regarding my glasses is that if they slip down somehow and break while I'm climbing a mountain or something because once my father's glasses (low power) did fall down like that. Thankfully that didn't happen until now. Also it's not a big problem to do daily chores unless one is in contact sports or swimming.

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u/Zoopith — 4 days ago