It's Over A Foid Lied to my Face and Permanently Ruined my Vision

[The Death Devil]

A few years back, I visited an optometrist for some reason. I don't recall exactly why I was there, but I think my mother just wanted my sister and I to get a check-up. When we arrived, the optometrist was this fairly young foid—perhaps in her mid-twenties—and she had me and my sister do our eye exams.

As she did the exams for me, she showed me that my vision wasn't necessarily 'perfect' in the sense that there was a slight blur and that with lenses, I could actually see slightly sharper. She tried explaining to me that it's likely just my genetics that made me this way and that I wasn't at fault for my vision not being perfect. She told me that I should get glasses and I, not having yet discovered the black-pill, believed her and asked my mother to get me glasses.

The optometrist told me that I should wear them almost constantly and especially when using a computer. So, I did as she said and when I got my glasses, I wore them a lot over the next few years. I took them off whenever I needed to go in public, but when I was using the computer, I had glasses on most of the time.

In that same time, my vision grew worse, and significantly so. Things that I never once saw as blury started to become so, and my sight continued to wane further and further. I simply assumed that it was because of what the whore told me all that time ago—being that my eyesight naturally would get worse as I grew older. So I just resigned myself to my fate and continued to wear my glasses.

Just yesterday I was watching Lucky Star since I had nothing better to do. They introduce you to a few characters, but there's this one girl in particular named 'Miyuki' who wears glasses. In the episode, they ask her why she bothers wearing them and mention that wearing glasses ruins your vision and makes you more dependent on them. I immediately paused the episode right there and rushed to search if that was ACTUALLY true online.

After searching it up, I saw a few articles saying that science says it's a 'myth,' but I saw countless personal accounts from people who were saying that it was actually TRUE and that their vision got way worse after getting glasses since apparently wearing glasses makes you vision lazy. Again, considering the situation, I'd be less inclined to believe that these people were telling the truth and that they were likely just mistaking correlation with causation, but the sheer volume of statements that affirmed it made me think twice about it.

Honestly, it makes sense. My vision is really bad for no apparent reason. It's not like I'm particularly old, nor is anyone in my family known for having poor eyesight (aside from my mother, but she is in her late fourties). I was LIED to by that whore of an optometrist and there's nothing I can do to get my vision back.

Well, aside from laser eye surgery, I think. But I've heard a few things about that, and I couldn't even do it now, anyway. Plus, if the people who do it are foids, you can be certain I won't be going through with it.

How utterly irritating. Are there any other visioncels who went through anything similar?

 

[The Death Devil]

Brutal noreplypill

 

[sensitive young man]

Brutal noreplypill

If glasses made your vision significantly worse surely everyone would notice it?

 

[EcstasyCel]

I just wear contacts. I seethed as a 12 year old being told I was gonna have bad vision and sperged out over it like a 6 year old child but I held off glasses or contacts until I was 18, my myopia was already pretty bad by then.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

i always thought wearing glasses is retarded, but especially to look at things close up. that sucks that you fell for it.
pretty much refused to wear my glasses with two exceptions, i would wear them during lectures at university, and if i was at a cinema.
my vision did not get worse.

honestly tho i believe that for most people their vision is degrading because they have prediabetes and very high blood sugar.

it has less to do with how they are interacting with their devices or their eye correction.

otherwise i just cannot explain the gigantic fleet of 30 year old fat women at stores, which cannot read a bar code's numbers from point blank unless they put on glasses.

 

[The Death Devil]

If glasses made your vision significantly worse surely everyone would notice it?

Well I imagine that's why people warn against it... or at least, the people I saw online were saying that.

 

[Hoodpreet]

Glad I never wore the glasses I was prescribed back in middle school. I was ugly as hell and already has braces, so I didn’t wanna risk looking even more stupid with glasses.

Guess I made the right decision

 

[THULSA COON]

Glasses don’t actually make your eyesight worse that’s a really common myth, but medically it doesn’t hold up.

All glasses do is bend incoming light so it focuses properly on the retina. They don’t weaken your eyes, change their shape, or make them “dependent” in a physical sense. They’re passive optics, not something that alters your biology.

What does happen is mostly perceptual. Once you’ve experienced clear vision, blur becomes much more noticeable when you take the glasses off. Your eyes didn’t get worse your brain just recalibrated what “normal” looks like. It’s the same reason low-quality audio suddenly sounds awful once you’re used to high-quality sound.

There’s also the simple fact that many vision issues naturally progress over time. Nearsightedness often changes in youth, astigmatism can shift slowly, and everyone eventually develops presbyopia with age. People tend to blame the glasses because the timing overlaps, not because the glasses caused it.

Occasionally, going without glasses can cause eye strain or headaches because your eyes are working harder to compensate but that’s fatigue, not damage, and it’s temporary.

Bottom line: glasses don’t weaken your eyes or accelerate vision loss. They just let you see clearly, and once you’ve had that clarity, it’s harder to tolerate blur. That’s an adjustment in perception, not a decline in eyesight.

 

[The Death Devil]

i always thought wearing glasses is retarded, but especially to look at things close up. that sucks that you fell for it.

Spare me your judgement...

pretty much refused to wear my glasses with two exceptions, i would wear them during lectures at university, and if i was at a cinema.
my vision did not get worse.

honestly tho i believe that for most people their vision is degrading because they have prediabetes and very high blood sugar.

it has less to do with how they are interacting with their devices or their eye correction.

That makes sense. Although I'm not particularly unhealthy, so that's not the case for me.

 

[4sez]

i always thought wearing glasses is retarded, but especially to look at things close up. that sucks that you fell for it.
pretty much refused to wear my glasses with two exceptions, i would wear them during lectures at university, and if i was at a cinema.
my vision did not get worse.

So you were basically walking borderline blind during university?

honestly tho i believe that for most people their vision is degrading because they have prediabetes and very high blood sugar.

What do you mean?

it has less to do with how they are interacting with their devices or their eye correction.

otherwise i just cannot explain the gigantic fleet of 30 year old fat women at stores, which cannot read a bar code's numbers from point blank unless they put on glasses.

Yeah, my mom can't see shit, even with her glasses on and her looking at a can point-blank. She's in her early 60s, but her vision has always been terrible, even before she was conceived.

It's quite a surprise that I wasn't wearing glasses or contacts during childhood, but I'm sure as time goes on, my vision will slowly deteriorate, and I'll have to wear glasses/contacts and still won't be able to see shit even at point-blank range.

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

This reminded me that I've been thinking of checking the credentials of the foid dentist who had me for the last year and for all the procedures I've undergone then. From what I get, not many people who've been reassigned to her are happy with the services she provides.

 

[Wither]

This same thing happened to me but I feel like it would’ve got worse anyways, I don’t think the doctor is an evil psychopath who wants to ruin your eyesight lol

 

[Gilgamesh]

from what I know you need to get glasses that don't overcorrect your vision. For example if your left eye is -1.10, but the machines they use measure in multiples of 0.25, you'd want to get a -1.00 prescription instead of -1.25. Overcorrecting can make your eyesight worse, even if you can see really clearly for the short term with the overcorrected lenses.

Also my myopia stopped getting worse after I started wearing contact lenses. Might have to do with something like not having to constantly shift the focal point of your eyes when looking through the glasses vs. outside of them (since glasses don't cover the peripheral vision much + the peripheral vision on the lenses is distorted)

 

[NickelodeonCel]

You can always just get contacts or the lasik surgery, mogs other disabilities.

 

[MuhDigitalFootprint]

Treatment socially wearing glasses vs not wearing glasses is night and day relatively speaking

 

[Mutilator]

Glad I never wore the glasses I was prescribed back in middle school. I was ugly as hell and already has braces, so I didn’t wanna risk looking even more stupid with glasses.

Guess I made the right decision

 

[foidslayer4ever]

My recent pair of glasses I got them tinted to hide my recessed info orbitals and sub par UEE.

Fun fact black people think glasses have medicine in them and you should change them look it up, true nigger