#color blindness

[radioactivespiderblood]

I got a zero 😁

How well do you see color?

I’m cry I scored 60, I feel blind

[charlesoberonn]

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[achromatophoric]

Bianca: Seriously, I can’t understand why Enid mated with someone as toxic as Addams.

Yoko: Uh, girl, isn’t it obvious?

Bianca: What? Does she like collecting red flags like she’s playing old school minesweeper?

Yoko: Bitch, wolves are red-green color blind.

Bianca: …

[maidenwalkout]

Glob.

[lapseinart]

Does Scott know he had a TBI? I mean, probably. Does Scott know having a TBI can be a disability? Less likely.

Like I doubt he’s aware of how much it’s affected him and continues to affect him, especially if he doesn’t really remember much of his life before the plane crash. I doubt he considers himself disabled for any chronic headaches he may have or his social dysfunction

I do imagine him being far more aware of how his color blindness is a disability because the degree of his color blindness makes him unable to pilot at night. Even if you headcanon his glasses aren’t like red color filters on cameras and allow him to see a small range of hues, I imagine a lot of things like charts or paperwork at the Xavier School are made with Scott’s inability to see the full spectrum of color in mind. Like the Professor never grades in red bc Scott can’t see it properly. The Danger Room’s controls have buttons and levers of different sizes and shades to help him distinguish between them better.

And for the most part it’s little things that people don’t even notice except isn’t it funny Mr. Cyclops only grades in green or blue until some kid does a presentation with a bright red background and white text and Scott’s like. I can’t read this. And the kid has to go and change it and then they start noticing other little things about Cyclops like the fact that he sometimes takes out the vibrantly pink mug from the kitchen for his coffee and all the students giggle at him for it and the man probably just didn’t notice. Or the way he hardly ever plays cards with the other X-Men if they’re using a normal deck or Gambit’s deck and if he does he’s constantly messing up and squinting at his cards, but he’ll play if Pheonix or Beast or Iceman or Angel pull out this black colored deck from the rec room.

I started off thinking about TBI but then I just started thinking about color blindness idk man

[mother-ofthe-universedraws]

Some queer stuff for Pride Month! Featuring Simon’s flags

Also it’s my brother’s birthday today say happy birthday to him

Also, here’s a bonus:

[frogblast-the-ventcore]

[somemismatchedsocks]

Green tails in honor of my color blind cousin who absolutely is obsessed with the lil fox guy

Try going onto setting and color filter then turning on Red/Green filter for a surprise!!

or if your too lazy under cut lol

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Writing Notes: Death & Dying

Death - the end of life, a permanent cessation of all vital functions.

Dying - the body’s preparation for death. This process may be very short in the case of accidental death, or it can last weeks or months, such as in patients suffering from cancer.

DEATH PREPARATION

Although it is not always possible, death preparation can sometimes help to reduce stress for the dying person and their family. Some preparations that can be done beforehand include:

Inform one or more family members or the executor of the estate about the location of important documents, such as social security card, birth certificate, and others.

Take care of burial and funeral arrangements (such as cremation or burial, small reception or full funeral) in advance of death, or inform family members or a lawyer what these arrangements should be.

Discuss financial matters (such as bank accounts, credit card accounts, and federal and state tax returns) with a trusted family member, lawyer, estate executor, or trustee.

Gather together all necessary legal papers relating to property, vehicles, investments, and other matters relating to collected assets.

Locate the telephone numbers and addresses of family and friends that should be contacted upon the death.

Discuss outstanding bills (such as utilities, telephone, and house mortgage) and other expenses that need to be paid.

Collect all health records and insurance policies.

Identify the desire to be an organ donor, if any.

MOURNING & GRIEVING

The death of a loved one is a severe trauma, and the grief that follows is a natural and important part of life.

No two people grieve exactly the same way, and cultural differences play a significant part in the grieving process.

For many, the immediate response may be shock, numbness, or disbelief.

Reactions may include:

Shortness of breath, heart palpitations, sweating, and dizziness.

Other reactions might be a loss of energy, sleeplessness or increase in sleep, changes in appetite, or stomach aches.

Susceptibility to common illnesses, nightmares, and dreams about the deceased are not unusual during the grieving period.

Emotional reactions are as individual as physical reactions.

A preoccupation with the image of the deceased or feelings of hostility, apathy, emptiness, or even fear of one’s own death may occur.

Depression, diminished sex drive, sadness, and anger at the deceased may be present.

Bereavement may cause short- or long-term changes in the family unit or other relationships of the bereaved.

It is important for the bereaved to work through their feelings and to not avoid their emotions.

Support groups are often available.

If a person does not feel comfortable discussing emotions and feelings with family members, friends, or primary support groups, they may wish to consult a therapist to assist with the process.

Various cultures and religions view death in different manners and may conduct mourning rituals according to their own traditions.

Visitors often come to express their condolences to the family and to bid farewell to the deceased.

Funeral services may be public or private.

Family or friends of the deceased may host a gathering after the funeral to remember and celebrate the life of the deceased, which also helps the bereaved to begin the mourning process positively.

Knowing how much a loved one is cherished and remembered by friends and family can provide comfort to those who experienced the loss.

Other methods of condolences include sending flowers or cards to the home or the funeral parlor, sending a donation to a charity that the family has chosen, or bringing a meal to the family during the weeks after the death.

Source ⚜ More: Writing Notes & References ⚜ Pain ⚜ Bereavement Death & Cheating Death ⚜ Pain & Violence ⚜ Death & Sacrifice

[adventuresofalgy]

It has recently come to Algy's attention – and of course he is aware that he should have thought of this long, long ago – that some of the kind friends who follow his adventures do not see the colourful autumn landscapes of the wild west Highlands of Scotland in the same way as other followers. Algy realised that this environment, so rich in an array of varying russets, reds and greens, must look very different to friends with an alternative kind of vision.

So Algy requested his assistant to present his latest adventure without the use of colour, although he did stipulate just one special exception 😀 (And he reports that his assistant found that it was a considerable challenge which greatly enhanced her appreciation of photographers who work in black and white, especially with a subject so rich in the small details of vegetation!)

As he rested pensively on the banks of the trickling burn, Algy began to think in more detail about how his adventures might be viewed and, knowing that quite a few of his friends were a wee bit past their first youth, he understood that the question of sight in general might well be an issue for some. Of course the challenges that deteriorating or impaired eyesight present are entirely different from the condition of colourblindness, but nevertheless raised questions in Algy's mind about what his different friends might actually see in the photographic records of his adventures.

So for all those friends who see colour in a different way, Algy has persuaded his assistant to produce this alternative photographic rendition of his local landscape today.

And for those friends whose vision overall may be limited, problematic, or a serious concern for the future, he offers this famous poem from several centuries ago, although he is quite sure that most will remain determined to do far more than just stand and wait 😀

When I consider how my light is spent,    Ere half my days, in this dark world and wide,    And that one Talent which is death to hide    Lodged with me useless, though my Soul more bent To serve therewith my Maker, and present    My true account, lest he returning chide;    “Doth God exact day-labour, light denied?”    I fondly ask. But patience, to prevent That murmur, soon replies, “God doth not need    Either man’s work or his own gifts; who best    Bear his mild yoke, they serve him best. His state Is Kingly. Thousands at his bidding speed    And post o’er Land and Ocean without rest:    They also serve who only stand and wait.”

[Algy is quoting Sonnet 19: When I consider how my light is spent by the 17th century English poet John Milton.]

[mooonbae]

{ my favorite neurodivergent coded characters 48/♾️ }

[vexwerewolf]

Hey, do I have colourblind followers? I'd like to ask you about your opinions on using dice colour as a game mechanic in a TTRPG.

My idea is that by default, players have a red die and a blue die, and certain classes and abilities can buff or debuff a certain colour of dice, change (or remove) the colour of dice, etc. but I immediately saw an accessibility issue for people who are colourblind.

Colourblind gamers, what are your thoughts on this?

[bostrichidae]

have the urge to write gay little headcanons about sanemi's colorblindness

so here ya go

(sanegiyuu real)

sanemi can't really see colors other than extremely desaturated blues and greens. that's why he wears so much green

he also sees purples as blue. so he thinks shinobu's hair is blue

he has a tendency to stare at blue things. such as giyuu's eyes. he says it's because he's angry at giyuu

shinobu once asked him if he thinks giyuu's haori colors are weird. he doesn't fucking know so he just says "yes" because they probably are weird and also he can see the pattern

despite not being able to see red, sanemi is extremely aware of whether or not something is blood

he never questions the unique hair colors. the other hashira are a bit confused about this. it's because he has no idea that their hair colors are unique at all

mitsuri is especially puzzled about this, because basically every person she interacts with for more than 1 minute questions her hair

sanemi and obanai know about each other's vision impairments (if you don't know, obanai can barely see out of his yellow eye) and find ways to help each other out with that

gyomei also knows. he once asked sanemi about giyuu's haori after shinobu made a comment about it, and sanemi was like "idfk man i can't see colors for shit"

and of course ubuyashiki knows. because ubuyashiki

he also thinks ubuyashiki's rotting skin is blue (yknow that one audio that's like "what's wrong with you. why are you blue")

masachika was very understanding and helped explain colors to him

we love masachika why'd he have to die

anyways

this mf gay and visually impaired and we love him for it

[unremarkablehouse]

After Mulder’s color blindness post I got interested in how Red/Green color blind see the world. They actually can perceive the shades but they come out darker. I’m from a family of gingers so I find the term red hair confusing as it’s an orange colour not red. How funny would it be if the reason Scully’s hair got progressively more orange on the show was because she was making it brighter for Mulder to see it better 😂

[angelpointe]

According to a random colorblindness filter site online , this is what Ena looks like for me , I’m Blue Yellow Color deficient ( Tritanomaly )

Compared to the original :

Disclaimer that these sites are not always accurate , but personally I can not see much of a difference