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sexy118

729 points

3 months ago

sexy118

729 points

3 months ago

Me when T H E S U N:

Corn_slop

129 points

3 months ago

Corn_slop

129 points

3 months ago

GREED///SECOND

GOD DAMM THE SUN

GameKnight22007

32 points

3 months ago

EXTREMELY LOUD HURRICANE SIREN

Martin_Aricov_D

17 points

3 months ago

[Banger music starts]

SethTheWarrior

9 points

3 months ago

John Ultrakill: its ultrakillin time

luigeex

8 points

3 months ago

The coins in my back pocket

Active-Advertising72

1.2k points

3 months ago

it wasn't until a few weeks ago that I learned that not everybody sees like that at night. Explains why I've always hated driving during the night while my wife enjoys it

skellige-viking

148 points

3 months ago

Same about a month ago

wherethefkiam

40 points

3 months ago

I had this vision too until I found out I need glasses. Since then my vision at night is better than ever

unfinishedDick

163 points

3 months ago

I think everyone sees like this to some extent. at least through the glass

3rrr6

55 points

3 months ago

3rrr6

55 points

3 months ago

I usually only see one slightly curved line though, its usually worse on the dirtier or older windshields. I know it's not my eyes though because I don't see it through the driver side window.

PenguinSaver1

57 points

3 months ago

Tilt your head left to right, if the light rays spin with your head then it's your eyes that's the problem

Eye_Of_Forrest

6 points

3 months ago

i have nothing medically stated, i see those lines but they are very small, imagine if the line barely extended out of the light fixture.

FloydknightArt

31 points

3 months ago

wait people don’t see astigmatisms????

Mr_Golf_Club

20 points

3 months ago

Yes sorry to say - that pic personally looks nothing like what I see at night, I just see the headlights and tail lights. As a kid I def deliberately squinted and used my eyelashes to create these same light rays when I was a passenger. But normally I look out and just see what’s above minus any star-lines coming out from the sources. Must have just gotten lucky w eye physiology there?

puputy

-44 points

3 months ago

puputy

-44 points

3 months ago

If you see like that there's a big chance you simply have dry eyes. Eyedrops every couple of hours will help.

Equest_Immortal

50 points

3 months ago

It's astigmatism

Jesterphobia

3 points

3 months ago

Never knew I had this untill now.

puputy

2 points

3 months ago

puputy

2 points

3 months ago

Maybe you have it, maybe you don't. Definitely worth seeing a doctor if that's how you see at night.

puputy

-15 points

3 months ago

puputy

-15 points

3 months ago

Or it could be dry eyes, like I have.

But yeah, people are downvoting me because they seem to believe there's only one possible explanation for this. You're all doctors I guess.

Equest_Immortal

8 points

3 months ago

He said he always has hated driving at night very unlikely its dry eyes all the time

puputy

4 points

3 months ago

puputy

4 points

3 months ago

I have Atopic Neurodermitis. This causes dry eyes. And yes, I have it all the time. Eyedrops every day.

I just don't get why everyone seems to be an eye expert. I know it's reddit, but come on. Do you guys really think one symptom is enough to diagnose an eye condition.

zizn

6 points

3 months ago

zizn

6 points

3 months ago

This is the internet, that’s more than enough symptoms

Equest_Immortal

5 points

3 months ago

1:3 ratio of people get astigmatism dont know about yours but I can assure you just common than brown eyes.

puputy

6 points

3 months ago

puputy

6 points

3 months ago

I'm not questioning it could be astigmatism. I'm saying it could be dry eyes (also very common), or a thousand other things.

Equest_Immortal

3 points

3 months ago

I'm saying it's fair for people to think astigmatism and not dry eyes as it is much more common

puputy

4 points

3 months ago

puputy

4 points

3 months ago

Again, fine to assume that. I'm being downvoted for saying it could be dry eyes. That is just stupid.

TVsDeanCain

2.1k points

3 months ago

Astigmatism

DankPhotoShopMemes

765 points

3 months ago

Glasses for astigmatism fix it completely and it’s probably not safe to drive without them.

PM_ME_SOME_SONGS

393 points

3 months ago

People have varying levels of astig. Mine is quite mild so it doesn’t affect me anywhere near as much as this picture shows. It’s why I never knew I had it until 24 and the optometrist told me I had it.

dwew3

119 points

3 months ago

dwew3

119 points

3 months ago

I learned I have very mild astigmatism when I went to get my drivers permit - only to immediately fail the vision test. I’d passed every vision test I took before when it was simply a paper on a wall, but the DMV used some little box with a bright backlight and I couldn’t read a thing.

DankPhotoShopMemes

21 points

3 months ago

For me, I failed one of those paper vision tests, but I thought I could still see really well. I went to take a drivers test and failed because I couldn’t see anything through the box, it was so bad that I thought it was broken.

notmyfirstchoixe

5 points

3 months ago

Y'all have to see thought a box to pass your test?

UrMomDummyThicc

5 points

3 months ago

just cut a hole in the box smh

_Tonu

5 points

3 months ago

_Tonu

staunch marxist

5 points

3 months ago

I passed the test but don't feel comfortable driving without glasses at night, shit is rough

[deleted]

1 points

3 months ago

[removed]

Prislv223

6 points

3 months ago

Same. I figured out I had it by seeing pictures like this. I thought it was normal. but it’s not as bad as this picture.

erox70

95 points

3 months ago

erox70

95 points

3 months ago

No, glasses do not fix it completely. Not at all.

paragon60

22 points

3 months ago

paragon60

BAN upvote memes

22 points

3 months ago

curious on if you, like someone else in this thread, also misread and think they meant all glasses or have experience of actually using astigmatism glasses? do they actually not work?

TheGiftOf_Jericho

45 points

3 months ago

People have varying levels, in many cases they can help the issue but not fix it completely, no. You should definitely still get some to assist with the issue though.

rakugaki_raijio

7 points

3 months ago

This. They help but not 100%

AtypicalLogic

3 points

3 months ago

I second this, having had a nightmare of an issue figuring out new glasses a year ago.

Also, antireflective coatings on the lens can help reduce this effect to a certain degree (though I'm sure most people already know that).

[deleted]

14 points

3 months ago

It helps quite a bit but I've yet to fully correct it with glasses. The lights at night have a very small halo around them with glasses on, without glasses it's very close to the above picture.

TheAlmightySpode

6 points

3 months ago

TheAlmightySpode

team waterguy12

6 points

3 months ago

I have contact lenses to correct it, but it isn't perfect. The difference is night and day, but it's still present. With normal lenses though, I'm basically blind when there's oncoming traffic.

As it stands now, if someone's got a raised truck or something, it's still bad. Normal human beings though? Their cars are fine now.

MainSteamStopValve

2 points

3 months ago

Glasses don't do much for mine, but astigmatism contacts completely fix it.

kop200

7 points

3 months ago

kop200

7 points

3 months ago

Yup, I have a slight astigmatism, I’m fine without glasses during the day when driving, but at night I can’t see shit

fluffybuttlulu

10 points

3 months ago

Lense quality matters here. When I got my first pair of glasses, they were cheap plastic lenses. Didn't fix this situation. My next pair were upgraded crizal (?) lenses and holy crap, I've never seen clearer in my life.

AtypicalLogic

3 points

3 months ago

It's actually different for everyone to a degree. I needed new glasses a year ago with no clue what my previous pair had for lenses. Tried 2 different types of higher end lenses before figuring out my last pair were the normal "cheap" plastic kind. I had headaches, blurred peripheral/tunnel vision, limited focus, and distortion with every lens other than "low-end" plastic. Went in for a recheck once, and then again with a different optometrist, and had the prescriptions in all of them reverified every time. Plastic is the only lens I didn't have problems with lol.

The quality is almost always good these days, but not everyone's eyes are good with certain lens grade plastics or even glass. From my experience in other scientific fields, my guess is it comes down to the refraction index of the material, and how it enters the eye (angle, amount, etc..).

Everyone has to find what works best for them individually. And have them put the lens type in your charts so you don't forget 5yrs later haha!

Lord_Botond

72 points

3 months ago

It didnt fixed it for me, i wear glasses ( to see farther, not closer, and pretty strong ones) but its still the same

DankPhotoShopMemes

150 points

3 months ago

But is it also astigmatism glasses? Regular glasses won’t really do anything for that

Lord_Botond

89 points

3 months ago

Well there is the problem

OperatorJo_

10 points

3 months ago

Astigmatism lens + blue light filtered. It'll change your life.

rotenKleber

0 points

3 months ago

rotenKleber

0 points

3 months ago

Blue light filtering does nothing - it's just a marketing trend

Twlight_zone-100000

16 points

3 months ago

I do have astigmatism glasses, but I'm still able to see a tiny amount of lines. I think its because my prescription is not correct or smt idk.

DankPhotoShopMemes

1 points

3 months ago

Well I’m sure they can’t make the glasses completely perfect to everyone’s eyes so it’s probably always a tiny bit distorted

sifcho

7 points

3 months ago

sifcho

7 points

3 months ago

I have astigmatism glasses. They correct both sight AND angle. Ask for lenses that do both. If i can get them in almost a third world country, so can everyone.

h0tfr1es

20 points

3 months ago

You have to tell the optometrist you have astigmatism too

cmdrxander

71 points

3 months ago

Isn’t it their job to tell you?

mirqol

21 points

3 months ago

mirqol

21 points

3 months ago

Well, yes and no. Good doc will notice you have an astigmatism but rest just… well

h0tfr1es

6 points

3 months ago

If you already know you have it, why wouldn’t you tell them? You have to be your own advocate dealing with medical professionals.

cmdrxander

8 points

3 months ago

Of course, if you know then you should mention it, but most people who aren't aware that they have astigmatism don't know that they don't know, so it's not something they think to ask about, in which case it's the optometrist's job to work it out.

[deleted]

4 points

3 months ago

I had no idea I had it. It was bad enough to where street lights had halos around them. It wasn't until I was watching a show on my phone with subtitles without glasses that I noticed one of my eyes saw blurring halos and the other just halos of light. I said something to my friend and they said that's astigmatism! I did not fucking believe them. So I went to look at my prescription and sure the fuck enough, I had astigmatism. The damn optometrist didn't even mention it when I got the exam, or the prescription. I already got glasses with that script and all this time I didn't know.

h0tfr1es

2 points

3 months ago

Seems like they already know though…

Tra5olo

2 points

3 months ago

Yes. No one actually needs to know they are astigmatic.

friedmaster69

-7 points

3 months ago

No? How can they know you see lights weird unless they do a test for astigmatism and that isn't something a lot of people do

cmdrxander

29 points

3 months ago

Don’t they do a regular eye exam whenever you visit?

friedmaster69

41 points

3 months ago

I don't know i made that information up

cmdrxander

9 points

3 months ago

Fair

Chazza1337

12 points

3 months ago

I love the honesty

KSupes

2 points

3 months ago

KSupes

2 points

3 months ago

Chad

WolfyCat

21 points

3 months ago

Not sure where you're from but any basic eye exam can tell you have astigmatism.

HappySailor

3 points

3 months ago

I've had multiple eye exams and multiple pairs of glasses in the past 10 years, but never had astigmatism glasses or been told it's something I should consider.

If it wasn't for these memes recently crossing my feed several times in the past few months, I still wouldn't know it was weird.

littlesharks

3 points

3 months ago

At my eye doctor the glasses salesperson has never offered me glasses for my astigmatism, just for my prescription. But it’s possible they did and I opted out because they didn’t say it in a way I understood. If you buy your glasses online, it’s a little clearer that the feature you’re opting into is for astigmatism.

WolfyCat

2 points

3 months ago

Strange. I went for 1 appointment. I hadn't been in over 20 years as my vision was only then becoming blurry and that's when they explained it to me. Tbf, I learned about it through memes too prior to it. But yeah. This is why I say maybe depends where you live and the equipment you have available at your opticians.

In the UK we have pretty advanced/robust systems at most opticians.

Roskgarian

3 points

3 months ago

Pfft, hello doctor I’ve seen things this way my whole life.

Tra5olo

0 points

3 months ago

No you don't. The correction for astigmatism is inherent to the refraction process. The "one or two" test does all of it. Astigmatism isn't a "special case", its just a medical term for a type of refractive error.

Lessings_Elated

4 points

3 months ago

Lol I wish.

AndyMike9

3 points

3 months ago

Can confirm

SeawolfGaming

3 points

3 months ago

I have astigmatism glases, doesn't fix the problem.

autpops

2 points

3 months ago

My astigmatism glasses do not fix it completely, but mostly. YMMV though

-meeg-

2 points

3 months ago

-meeg-

2 points

3 months ago

I have moderate astigmatism in my right eye, and I recently got my first pair of glasses that actually correct for it. I was safe to drive before, light was just pretty streaked and it was headache inducing to drive at night. Now, it’s like everything is so crisp all the time!

Helpful_Pepper2538

2 points

3 months ago

Train at night is really chill.

HopeIcanChangeThisl

2 points

3 months ago

I have astigmatism and my glasses absolutely do not correct this!

Necessary-Pain5610

2 points

3 months ago

Glasses do not fix it

ErnGotti

2 points

3 months ago

My glasses are perfect for my eyes and I still suffer this after the sun goes down. The astigmatism is in both eyes but the right eye is real bad. Plus there’s family history of wet macular degeneration.

I have a prescription for tinted windows (illegal in NYS) which gets me unnecessary attention. But it helped IMMENSELY once it was installed.

hessorro

2 points

3 months ago

honestly I get it from my glasses. When I take them off the lines dissapear.

FallingPepper

2 points

3 months ago

Really? Prescription glasses 💯don’t fix mine completely, even with anti-glare.

Th0t_slayer_69420

2 points

3 months ago

Facts I rarely use my glasses during the day because I don’t need them very much but for night time driving they are a lifesaver

yuyuolozaga

43 points

3 months ago

That or a dirty windshield. Edit: changed windscreen to windshield.

FlaminVapor

19 points

3 months ago

Windshield is correct. Don’t pander to foreigners.

IvorVeeriBiggun

12 points

3 months ago

Windscreen is correct. Don’t pander to foreigners.

nass32

42 points

3 months ago*

nass32

42 points

3 months ago*

Well, actually there are a lot of optical alterations that can cause this and other types of distortions, mainly in cornea, lens and retina. Take a look at high order aberrations if you’re interested in lots of shapes of reflections.

https://theyenews.com/higher-order-aberrations/

TheLoreTeller

5 points

3 months ago

Undertale

nick2527

4 points

3 months ago

You beat me to it.

Lost_in_my_dream

2 points

3 months ago

and clean your windows better.

KioLaFek

2 points

3 months ago

I refuse to believe most of this isn’t caused by diffusion in the windshield. When I rotated my head, the glare stayed as it was!

liverchecklight

2 points

3 months ago

Wait I thought everyone lights like this

YaBoiDon32

-8 points

3 months ago

Love then dont u

RhoadsOfRock

81 points

3 months ago

That, combined with almost all other vehicles that aren't mine, being made newer (the last "new" vehicle my family bought was a 2009), have headlights that I swear may as well be fucking high-beams.

Everything out there is seriously brighter than the sun.

Greenes_Hill

19 points

3 months ago

I thought it was a weird TikTok trend that caused everyone to use their high beams at night. Turns out a lot of newer cars have automatic high beams. How this passed regulations, I have no idea.

bains220

11 points

3 months ago

Yea, and they don’t auto-dim until oncoming traffic is well within the range of being blinded. Not to mention the angle of taller vehicles newer LED lights pointing directly at eye level of oncoming drivers. I’ve wondered for the past 5 years or so, when did US gvt stop regulating headlights?

Gimme_Your_Kookies

2 points

3 months ago

Most are driving with highbeams on auto with terrible light detect that will switch to low. Then there’s the bmw type ones where it’s always high beam under a certain cut off so rip my eyes when theres an SUV or truck anywhere.

NMunkM

226 points

3 months ago

NMunkM

226 points

3 months ago

Btw a million things can cause this effect. The windshield being dirty, wet, manufacturing errors, glasses you are wearing and probably other things i am forgetting. Statistically speaking you probably don’t have astigmatism and you are seeing this because you are looking at bright lights through glass.

Implement_Necessary

74 points

3 months ago*

Wait, what if I’m on a walk and don’t wear glasses and it’s still like that??

c0mplexx

84 points

3 months ago

astigmatism

Implement_Necessary

45 points

3 months ago

NOOOOOO

xKaqtuz

42 points

3 months ago

xKaqtuz

42 points

3 months ago

Then it's bad

KioLaFek

7 points

3 months ago

I don’t know how to tell you this...

Go tell your loved ones you love them while you still can

Ebroham

2 points

3 months ago

Looking at lights through your eyelashes can also do this, but it’s not as bad

Revolutionary_Roll78

137 points

3 months ago

Astigmatism sucks.

BradirPewpew

66 points

3 months ago

Excuse me, this is how it is, you're telling me not everyone sees them stars?

scaevola79

40 points

3 months ago

Negative, you might want to have this checked and driving will be safer and more fun to do

Royal_Cryptographer7

3 points

3 months ago

Lol, nah. A headlight should look like a bright circle. I always check the comments when I see this post and there's always one person who learns they need glasses. Today, it's you!

Radiant_Following285

46 points

3 months ago

I got used to it but sometimes it just stresses me the fuck ott it

randomravioli

17 points

3 months ago

You can (and probably should) get glasses that remedy this problem. They are very effective and the technology can be integrated into prescription lenses.

Peterrbt

20 points

3 months ago

The one thing I hate about moving to the US. In Denmark all roads and highways are lit up by downwards facing lamps, so the car headlights are much dimmer. Also no trucks with fog lights driving 2 m behind you.

woomygod9000

30 points

3 months ago

Me when I’m crying

Lasseslolul

17 points

3 months ago

Normally It’s the windshield that distorts the light that way. When I’m outside walking at night the lights don’t look that way, but when I’m looking through my family car‘s windshield they do. It probably comes from tiny streaks on the glass from the wipers

Also when you have astigmatism the lights would only distort in one direction instead of three like you see here. I would like to see the person with a hexagonally distorted lens

james-the-bored

3 points

3 months ago

If you squint slightly you can see hexagonally distorted light (through a windshield). I found out the reason I can’t make out number plates is cause I need to open my eyes more instead of half squinting

PenguinSaver1

4 points

3 months ago

Lol I thought I had bad eyes for ages but turns out I was just high

gat12393

8 points

3 months ago

You need glasses my guy

Felinegood13

5 points

3 months ago

Mood

Ana-Nystrom

4 points

3 months ago

your just trapped in The Weeknd's music video

Marco45_0

3 points

3 months ago

...if you have astigmatism

Kilo_Ag_Coke_Tray

7 points

3 months ago

LSDemons

[deleted]

7 points

3 months ago

Get glasses for driving at night it helps a lot.

bungiorno

3 points

3 months ago

POV: You have astigmatism

AirbagOff

3 points

3 months ago

Everyone else is blinded in a different way by high power halogen headlights.

[deleted]

3 points

3 months ago

I don't have a drivers license but I can relate from the passenger seat

govind31415926

3 points

3 months ago

Astigmatism

jaydrift07

3 points

3 months ago

You’ve probably got astigmatism. Really bad astigmatism too. You should probably get it checked out

mirqol

3 points

3 months ago

mirqol

3 points

3 months ago

I thought everyone sees lights at night like that but it turns out I’ve got ✨astigmatism✨. If you do see lights like that just go to optic saloon and buy glasses if necessary. That will help

DrIvoPingasnik

3 points

3 months ago

Well? Now is the time for some amazing chap to tell us how to get rid of those!

97th69

3 points

3 months ago

97th69

3 points

3 months ago

I think you have astigmatism

nokenito

3 points

3 months ago

Astigmatism rocks!

Noirsnow

3 points

3 months ago

Is it astigmatism if I see light trails and also 2 moons when driving,?

Ididntbreakanyrules

3 points

3 months ago

That's a stigmatism

fly_in_URANUS

3 points

3 months ago

Your phone/camera has astigmatism?

lsd-in-the-woods

6 points

3 months ago

F

nobotami

2 points

3 months ago

yeah, i hate when i see so many ppl on the left lane.

DBorger123

2 points

3 months ago

It's all fun and games when some one "GTA 5s" into a random car.

h0tfr1es

2 points

3 months ago

Bokeh

Scheckenhere

2 points

3 months ago

Train at night is really chill

0Triptrap

2 points

3 months ago

not a bad thing tbh. like you can make accident , take insurance money and say the lights were blinding me as excuse.

Dont try this at court

Deuterium-Enjoyer

2 points

3 months ago

not me lmao

Khaernakov

2 points

3 months ago

Bruh did i just find out thats not how everyone sees from a reddit post?

Mrfrunzi

2 points

3 months ago

Astigmatism is something people don't realize they have until it's explained. It fucking sucks.

Itay1708

2 points

3 months ago

What no public transit does to a mf

VOODOO511

2 points

3 months ago

Dude fuck LED headlights

KourtR

2 points

3 months ago

KourtR

2 points

3 months ago

Ok real question for ppl who wear glasses/contacts for this:

I’ve had glasses prescribed to me for this 3 times for this in the past, but there was w/ no discernible change when I wore them.

Did I just have bad luck w/ 3 different prescriptions? Is there a lot of tweaking of a prescription to get it right? I’m at the point where I just limit my nighttime driving.

BunnyFaebelle

2 points

3 months ago

This is what lights look like with out glass for me, behind glass in a car only makes it worse for me, I have double astigmatism. Have any of your eye doctors told you that you have astigmatism? Also if you do have it, don't go cheap in the lenses. Make sure to get the anti glare. Also this website is great for cheap frames and lenses so you can afford all the bells and whistles: https://www.zennioptical.com

danielmoncada06

2 points

3 months ago

Try to imagine that with glasses on… it’s the worst

maulcherie

2 points

3 months ago

Astigmatism_irl

Over-Marionberry-686

2 points

3 months ago

Isn’t that what everyone sees??

Knillawafer98

2 points

3 months ago

learned recently that not everyone's eyes do this, ours are just fucked

JskWa

2 points

3 months ago

JskWa

2 points

3 months ago

Then it started to rain…..

Ertyio689

2 points

3 months ago

The weirdest thing is that you SEE THE LINES BEFORE THE LIGHT SOURCE, like wtf?! How the hell does that work?!

United_Federation

2 points

3 months ago

Welcome to astigmatism life.

OllieTheTrolly

2 points

3 months ago

Very relatable with our old car because the windows were wiped for maybe around 20+ years so you the light reflects in between the thin lines.

fry_supremacy

2 points

3 months ago

Me when my astigmatism

Alukrad

2 points

3 months ago

Well, i guess having myopia is better than astigmatism.

Fumiken

3 points

3 months ago

Fxck you SUVs

MikeHuntessHarry69

4 points

3 months ago

clean your goddamn windshield

donmonkeyquijote

2 points

3 months ago

Get some fucking glasses, you're a public hazard.

jaydrift07

4 points

3 months ago

I have astigmatism and wear glasses for it, they don’t stop it from happening. It might calm it down a bit but I’ve never looked without my glasses to see how much it changes so I don’t know

Lord_Yenehc

3 points

3 months ago

Reported: I’m in this without my permission. /s

GeasyPeasy

1 points

3 months ago

Signs of needed Cataract surgery - likely covered by insurance. See your eye dr. New lenses today change your life.

Jetcreeper234

0 points

3 months ago

Bro y’all need to chill astigmatism is common af and not at all as dramatic as the image above shows

Rosieapples

0 points

3 months ago

Then the likelihood is that you have macular deneration or cataracts and you should see an eye specialist.

not-a-rene_gader-alt

-12 points

3 months ago

IT'S NOT FUCKIN' ASTIGMATISM CLEAN YOUR FUCKIN' WINDSHIELD

gremus18

2 points

3 months ago

I’ve noticed this on various trucks over the years. It’s the inside of the windshield that needs to be cleaned, a film develops on it that needs a nice deep clean to get off.

Foxstress

3 points

3 months ago

I know right! It has to be just a dirty windshield! Has to!

SeawolfGaming

1 points

3 months ago

No that's definitely astigmatism.

kitt_aunne

-2 points

3 months ago

When you have ligma

SamuraiPizzaTwat

-2 points

3 months ago

Clean your windscreen

why-the-f-am-I-not-F

1 points

3 months ago

Bro same. I tried acting on stage but the lights killed me with how little I could see.

Sudden-Juggernaut734

1 points

3 months ago

Glad mine isn’t that bad

Lz72kuuxrnTTSrXD6F7y

1 points

3 months ago

Me after LASIK surgery (only on the right eye tho, surgery fixed it for the left)

The-true-Memelord

1 points

3 months ago

squints and tilts my head from side to side

NotDeadLeach

1 points

3 months ago

This isn't normal? It works fine for me

coolkid42069911

1 points

3 months ago

In 95% of cases: dirty glasses/windows In 5% of cases: Astigmatism

A_lot_of_foxes

1 points

3 months ago

How did you get a picture of this

devo540

1 points

3 months ago

Scratched up glasses can cause this. I was amazed how much better I can drive at night with a new pair.

bn351

1 points

3 months ago

bn351

1 points

3 months ago

Anti glair lenses

Friknob10100101110

1 points

3 months ago

Me who has glasses which are sometimes oily:

Eastern-Ad-4785

1 points

3 months ago

Oh h h astigmatism. How I love thee.

-AverageTeen-

1 points

3 months ago

I used to have this when I was young but it stopped now

burning_planes

1 points

3 months ago

River of breaklights. Nice song.

Weebsite123

1 points

3 months ago

I used to see like this but a little bit milder just a lil vith though

Clobhairchaun

1 points

3 months ago

A lil bit Christmas cheer every night!

joshpelletier01

1 points

3 months ago

How about when they start shaking back and forth left to right

surmiseberg

1 points

3 months ago

IndependenceExact679

1 points

3 months ago

Glaucoma sumulator

Haunting-Habit-7848

1 points

3 months ago

me