Yes, as a person with only one eye of vision, the thing I fear most is the physical examination. The moment I was asked to cover my right eye, I wanted to find a crack to crawl in. It was pitch black

Yes, as a person with only one eye of vision, the thing I fear most is the physical examination. The moment I was asked to cover my right eye, I wanted to find a crack to crawl in. It was pitch black and I couldn't see anything. I didn't know which E the doctor was pointing at in front. I didn't even know whether he was pointing at it or not. I could only place it randomly. Make gestures like up, down, left, left, and right. Hey, don’t tell me. I went through elementary school, junior high school and high school like this. The physical examination was very poor, and the doctor didn’t care. My left eye vision is obviously 0, but the result comes every time, whether it is 0.8 or 0.5, there is a result. That's fine, I won't be embarrassed if there is a result. However, I was still found out during the college entrance physical examination. Sure enough, college was still different. The doctor asked me, can you read biology with one eye? I said firmly, OK. In fact, my heartbeat was very fast at that time, and there were tears in my eyes. I was afraid that the doctor would give me a failing grade or something, and I would not even be able to go to college. Fortunately, the doctor said, you should take good care of your eyes, and then gave me a stamp (I didn’t see the content of the stamp clearly, it should be a qualified one). This was probably the first thing that touched me when I entered university. To be honest, as a person who is blind in one eye, there are only a handful of people around you who can know your true situation. Even your best friends rarely have the opportunity to talk to them. I can't see with one eye. However, if due to some special circumstances, you will still reveal your true situation to your good friends, believe me, you will only tell them to those good friends who you completely trust.

Being blind in one eye can make people feel inferior unconsciously. Although I am not looking for a job, you will always have a clue in your mind about things like finding a girlfriend mentioned by other respondents. Do you think that one day she will find out, and will she accept it then? These struggles are probably the feelings that everyone with physical disabilities will have.

When someone asked me to watch a 3D movie at first, I would refuse because I didn’t know what it was like to watch a 3D movie with one eye, but after going there once, I felt relieved. I also said that with one eye, watching a 3D movie is just a darker 2D movie. If you take off the 3D glasses, you will see that the screen is blurry (it should be polarized lenses), but I will never realize that watching a movie will It feels so immersive to think about it. But fortunately, you can still watch it, just treat it like a normal movie and watch the plot.

Cannot take the driving license test. (Thank you to many friends for reminding me that you can now take a driver's license test according to national regulations.) Classmates will ask you why you haven't taken a driver's license test yet. I can only smile and say, hahaha, I'm too lazy to learn. Alas, this is also one of the great regrets in life with monocular vision.

Ball games suck. I have tried basketball, football, table tennis, and badminton, and most of them are terrible. But badminton is okay. Sometimes I can’t catch the high ball for some reason. It’s the kind of ball that is obviously easy to catch. I can’t help it. Maybe it’s physiological reasons. Yeah, but I'm very touched that I can catch a lot of balls. This body relies entirely on feeling to catch the ball. It's not easy. I really admire the body's compensatory mechanism. It is said that one eye is suitable for sports such as archery and shooting. I can only say that these sports are far away from our daily life. The simplest way to exercise is running. It is so simple that it can be done with one eye.