if it's a diagonal jump then it sounds like something is up lmao

look at the list I posted on Page 2 and see if any of those ring a bell

It's definitely not ultra flat

it's more like everything is a flat painting instead of a world

I can see depth from monocular depth cues (from light, as you said) but I don't experience actual 3-dimensional vision

no wonder your music taste sucks

Nigga said he see in 3D man. KTT I tell ya

i should probably get it check out

i mean a couple years ago i realized that my left eye can almost see nothing on its own so somethings definitely up

what are the biggest differences youve seen so far cause i have wondered if it would help with focus and headaches i get a lot

If your left eye can see almost nothing on its own that's a sign of deteriorating visual acuity and you should 100% get that checked out ASAP because it's a potential indicator that your brain is starting to shut off neural signals to that eye

Since I've started to do exercises on my own, my posture has straightened, I've felt more relaxed and just more stable/balanced in general

this nigga got microsoft paint eyesight

bro when you see a girl with a fat ass for the first time you’re gonna be like

Crazy to think about. OP about to be one h**** mf

i wonder what backshots look like in 2d

i will honestly try to hit up an optometrist this week lol glad i came across this thread

thats interesting that your posture and relaxation has improved cause those are two things ive been concerned about for a few years now, does that have to do with the neural signals having effects that rub off on other aspects?

on some real s*** tho lurking drizzy i’m glad you’re getting this kinda thing sorted out bro

best of luck bro

Well for one the eyes are directly connected to the nervous system/the vagus nerve, so any f***ery that happens up there affects everything

Balance, nervous system, etc.

Hence the volatile heart rate thing I mentioned on Page 3

im excited

makes sense

my left eye definitely got some laziness to it but only the past few years was the vision actually not usable, i did have intense surgery on my left ear so maybe that had an effect but idk

i just have heard that getting treatment/glasses will help with it and also possibly relieve headaches (which i get on a weekly basis) but im worried glasses would make things worse

op wouldnt be able to tell im afraid

glasses will serve as a crutch and potentially relax your eye muscles too much

vision therapy is the way to go

is that stuff covered?

This sounds insane

Don't think glasses are covered but therapy can be discounted by medical, like 30% off depending on insurance

It's frustrating because it affects so much

If you have vision insurance it's diff tho