I cannot tolerate my eye floaters anymore, I want to kill myself

what the fuck is that

>>9695501

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floater

everyone has them to some extent, even now if you look for them you will find a small one.

Just need to see past that and move on with your life.

>>9695437
Don Delilo's 'White Noise'

Buddhism for dummies

>>9695507
I don't have any

>>9695437
you are a crazy person get help

>>9695520
that's literally impossible.

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>>9695437
https://www.eapoe.org/works/tales/thearta.htm

I have bad eye static, so everything is literally 24/7 covered in static, and it's more noticeable in black. Pure black just looks like static to me. Sometimes that makes it hard to see well.

>>9695520
They're easiest to see when you're looking at something with not much detail in. Look at a sheet of paper or a blank screen for a bit and try not to blink or move your eyes.

>>9695437
You think that's bad? I have a tick in my eyes- When I'm stressed, or in high lighting, I'll roll my eyes back into my head, and when it's really bad, turn my head compulsively toward the light source (the lights or the sun). I can't see for seconds at a time, and I'll never be able to drive. Sometimes, the constant repetition will exacerbate my anxiety, increasing the frequency in which I have to "blink". Often, I have to grab onto the arm of whoever I'm out with, and if I'm alone, I often have to stop moving and orientate myself for a few seconds before I can keep going. I which I had floats.

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Who /visual snow + tinnitus/ combo
Apparently of you have one you almost always have the other

>>9695437
Indian Summer by Adalbert Stifter

>>9695586
Doesn't it suck? Sometimes I think its caused by too much screen time. Gonna test that out with a 2 week break from screens

>>9695661
What the fuck, dosent everyone have this static? I have bad tinnitus and just googled visual static, I never even considered it was not normal.

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>>9695523
It's easy for you to say that when your field of vision doesn't look like pic related.

>>9695685
I think most people have it but don't notice it (missing the trees for the forest, so to speak). I had a friend in undergrad in my neurobiology course who asked about it and one of the premed morons said it might be a slightly detached retina (it was not -- he and I both experience subtle visual static, as you call it).

I get them when I get up too fast.

>>9695714
If they are that large you really should see a doctor. You might not have floaters but instead you may be seeing white blood cells. If they are that large you may just have an infection or cancer. Go get checked out.
Even if they are just floaters the doc will refer you to a specialist who will drain your eye fluid and put artificial fluid in it's place. It will improve your vision.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOcvmTLTtNE

>>9695437
Those are some kind of cryptid. Go ask /x/.

>>9695606
Still can't see them..

>>9695437
I remember reading A Guide to Unhappiness or something like that when I was young

One of the pieces of advice was to get real upset about your eye floaters

>>9695956
drip some sterile water in your eyes and roll your eyes back

>Self help seminars with /lit/

Fuck off, OP.