Individuals with undiagnosed Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) experience significant visual overload in supermarket environments due to the combined effects of bright fluorescent lighting, crowded aisles, and multiple visual stimuli, which causes their eyes and brain to struggle with processing visual information simultaneously, resulting in symptoms such as dizziness, anxiety, eye strain, and the need to rush out after just a few minutes.
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POV: You walk into the supermarket and your brain instantly feels overloaded 😵💫🛒 Bright lightsAdded:
I push the >> [music] >> car slow, lights hitting in my head.
Fluorescent buzz like they talking trash to me in stairs. I don't know, looks like 10. Signs dripping, splitting two.
Crowds cut through my vision like the words of Let It Be, you.
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