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The other day I found out that this alternative view means you’ve left a window open

Not sure how easy it is for people with normal color vision to spot the red window, but it’s definitely impossible for me.

u/jacoscar — 4 days ago
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Do color blind people need special coloring books/paints?

Hey everyone. I have a website that helps creating custom paintings by numbers. One person left me an anonymous feedback that sometimes they struggle with paintings because they are red/green color blind.

I can't ask them directly as it was anonymous but it made me wonder if different kind of color blindness require different kind of adjustments when we talk about coloring by numbers and painting in general.

Is there anything specific you wish was different for you in coloring books/ paint by number kits?

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u/Adept_Web_482 — 4 days ago
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Did I just find out my 4 year old is color blind?

So, I was playing with sidewalk chalk with my kids when my 4 year old daughter asked me, "Mom, why can't I see this very well?"

I look over to see the three very vivid blue lines. I exclaimed, "You really can't see that!?"

I took the picture and sent it to my friend who said not to read too much into it, so I'm asking this community who would know better. I know the picture doesn't help much because there's not a lot of blue, but she was up close and couldn't see it while I was 3 feet away and saw it with no problem.

If she is color blind, can anyone spare tips on how to parent through this so she can embrace her colorblindness rather than despise it?

u/selahbean — 13 days ago
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How to write a colorblind character?

I'm a tritan myself, but I'd like to write a deutan character for my novel, considering they're much more common, and I'd like to exercise my writing by making characters have struggles I don't have so it's not just one big self-insert which is an allegory about me.

How do deutans (or any type of red-green colorblind) for that matter, see the world differently and struggle? With clothes, reading, signs? For me, I struggle with telling the difference between light blue and gray, orange and red, purple and red, and yellow looks pinkish to me.

What are some stereotypes or things I should avoid? I hate when I tell people "Oh yeah I'm colorblind" and they say "Oh WhAt CoLoR iS tHiS", so I'll try to avoid that.

Any advice appreciated!

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u/realityislemons1 — 13 days ago
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Seeking partner

I’m 25 year (M) have red-green color blindness.
Finding compatible partner (F).

Having established business in town from decent family and royal background.

Preferred travel loving girl, cute gesture and loving heart

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u/Positive-Database596 — 13 days ago
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100-Hue Test

What does it mean if I can pass the Farnsworth-Munsell 100-Hue Test with a high score (up to 16 points) but cannot see pseudoisochromatic plates?

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u/InformalStorm1916 — 13 days ago