IsabellaLinton wrote:
Interesting ^. Were you always aware of this limitation? In my case I really didn't have a clue until my ASD assessment when I was diagnosed with Prosopagnosia. It's one of those things where I assumed I was normal, or that's what it was like for everyone -- kind of like me having synaesthesia which I didn't realise until it was explained in a Uni lecture.
When we had this conversation about face blindness, Trudeau came on the news and she asked me if I recognised him. I said yes, of course. He's a very familiar person for obvious reasons. But then I was thinking, if you subbed his face onto another body with different hair and in a different context, I likely wouldn't recognise him at all.
I googled whether there's an operation to cure face blindness.
This is the only treatment I found:
https://healthcareglobal.com/technology ... discoveredIs it just me, or does the article make no sense? What exactly is the treatment?
I already have lots of coloured lenses. They don't help at all.
I've pieced it together throughout adulthood. I started accepting and noticing it mostly because people would call me out but also because I realized how much I struggled to even recognize romantic partners by their face which I understood to be abnormal even if it was typical for me.
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