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jennifer
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I see so many things the same shade of pale black murky brown and grey (the colour of hatred) all around me and this sadness that I am I am fills the world around me killing everything I touch no songs no light no feelings nothing except for the twisting fear deep within my chest clawing at my ribcage settling just above me heart and I lash out at everyone who tries to help I drown and I want any attempts at salvation to drown with me so I won't be alone in my darkening dispair it's fun
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Sol
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colourblindness scares me, what if i have it and dont know? the fact that through some medical condition some people are incapable of percieving the world to the same level as others? I love colours, please dont take them
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unhinged
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"did you dye your hair?" "yeah...like two weeks ago." "give me a break man...i'm colorblind. at least i noticed."
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silentbob
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ferret
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wouldn't it be interesting: if people who were colourblind, saw colors as they were meant to be seen, but people who weren't colourblind, who told people what colors should look like, saw colour the wrong way!? and another thing: what if i see a green object, and tell you it's green, and you aggree, and we both say that it's green, but in reality, if i were to see it through your eyes, i would say that it was blue? like, if you identified "blue" as "green" and i identified "green" as "green" but we saw the object differently! do you understand what i'm saying?
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Alvarny
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I understand. It simply means that no two persons can ever understand each other or see things through each other's eyes. And it is precisely the very thing that we often forget when we try to impose our feelings on others... In philosophy, it has a rather long, difficult name. And in life, we call it a lack of understanding.
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030626
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what's it to you?
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