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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 432" data-source="post: 51318" data-attributes="member: 432">Ever so slightly near-sighted, never has been a problem, if anything wearing glasses obviously was a bad idea from the start, I haven&#039;t done it in several years, but I digress, I did see actual far-off leaves on trees and stuff like this, in high definition, for the first time in my life when I had prescription glasses. This stuff is expensive as hell and breaks quickly but again, not the point of the thread.I have every single symptom of visual snow syndrome. These include but are not limited to: Palinopsia (afterimage or trailing of moving objects), Photophobia, Nyctalopia (impaired night vision)Some people feel suicidal due to having it and I understand them honestly, especially during the night, it is one of the biggest things that makes me wish I had a partner of some sort, because my heart rate genuinely is spiked at all times when I am not in a well-lit room. Ever since I was a kid too I didn&#039;t quite feel safe even with my mom in the other room, maybe only when I was sleeping with her. Point being that having it harder to see at night makes it all the more brutal for me</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deleted member 432, post: 51318, member: 432"] Ever so slightly near-sighted, never has been a problem, if anything wearing glasses obviously was a bad idea from the start, I haven't done it in several years, but I digress, I did see actual far-off leaves on trees and stuff like this, in high definition, for the first time in my life when I had prescription glasses. This stuff is expensive as hell and breaks quickly but again, not the point of the thread. I have every single symptom of visual snow syndrome. These include but are not limited to: Palinopsia (afterimage or trailing of moving objects), Photophobia, Nyctalopia (impaired night vision) Some people feel suicidal due to having it and I understand them honestly, especially during the night, it is one of the biggest things that makes me wish I had a partner of some sort, because my heart rate genuinely is spiked at all times when I am not in a well-lit room. Ever since I was a kid too I didn't quite feel safe even with my mom in the other room, maybe only when I was sleeping with her. Point being that having it harder to see at night makes it all the more brutal for me [/QUOTE]

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