Colorblind قصص

Lower your expectations. Never get hung on the unpredictable line of hope. This is Koen Seo's philosophy. A stoic basketball captain in a color-muted world and a painful history of being left behind. He mastered the the art of expecting the bare minimum. But when he gets his finger dislocated by a blue-haired boy named Aven Aoyama, his world slowly starts shattering. His best friend's secret relationship comes as a sting of betrayal, leaving him in a state of total isolation-vowing to keep to his zero expectations rule. What starts as an agonizing accident turns into a summer of unwanted proximity. The blue-haired boy doesn't stay a memory on the court. He follows Koen home. Wears his clothes after a rainstorm. Sits at his dinner table as if he belongs. A new neighbor resembling a socially chaotic blue whirlwind. He becomes witness to Koen's deeply hidden traumas that summer. Pulls him from the depths of drowning a second time. Rewriting what swimming in a pool means for Koen. Playing a sport for just fun should feel like. Koen finds himself letting go of his irritation towards the blue boy. He even mends his relationship with his best friend. Everything feels... lighter. Like it's worth living again. Just as Koen begins to believe that life might be worth the risk of hoping, Aven just... disappears after a single kiss. His house becomes a vacant echo of their time together down the street. Emptiness taking over the park where they goofed around. The poolside a blackhole of invitation to stop living. Lower your expectations, Koen reminds himself before he can let the unpredictable line of hope suffocate him. But Aven shows up at his school after summer. A new student joining the basketball team where their worlds collide in broken promises and fist fights before simmering into something dangerously addicting and fulfilling. Koen learns to expect without reservations and Aven learns how to be the undeniable exception.

For Greyson 'Grey' Sanchez, the world has always existed in silence and shades of gray, a life shaped by distance, caution, and the fear of trusting anyone too deeply. Color has never been part of his reality, and niether has love. Pero nagbago ang lahat nang makilala niya si Blue Hernandez. Dahil kasi kay Blue, sa unang pagkakataon ay nakita ni Grey ang magandang kulay ng mundo. Mula sa pagkakaibigang tahimik na namulaklak tungo sa pag-ibig na hindi niya inaasahan, natutunan ni Grey na ang kulay ay puwede palang manggaling sa isang tao. Ngunit may itinatagong lihim si Blue, at kapag nalaman na ni Grey ang katotohanan, pipiliin ba niyang yakapin ang buong larawan o hahayaan ang bughaw na pag-ibig ang maging dahilan ng kanyang pinakamadilim na pagkawasak?

where sayuri can't distinguish a stoplight from a salad but tops every class with a book in her hand; and sumedh reads letters like they're abstract choreography, but paints digital worlds in neon hues that she'll never truly see. here, love is blind... and apparently a little confused.

Everyone is born with a soulmate; it's commonly accepted in today's society. Everyone's world is seen in only black and white until they touch their soulmate. Once you have physically touched your soulmate, you can suddenly see in color. What happens when Dare, a high school senior, accidentally touches the artsy, irresponsible, reckless girl at school, and his vision is thrown into color, but hers isn't? Can the two polar opposites really be soulmates, or is there some flaw in the system?

"There is nothing beautiful in this world. Can't you see?! It's hideous!" A colorless world is where she grew in. Surroundings that are tinted with nothing but blacks and whites are all that she sees. She struggles to see the beauty that the world around her has to offer.

Set in the 1960's. Lucinda Jenkins and Jason Samuels have been friends for as long as they can remember, as they got older they began to realize that things around him were slowly starting to change. Segregation made its way into the south, making it harder for the Lucinda and Jason to be around each other. The two are getting ready to graduate from high school and a simple kiss was all it took. A simple kiss is what changed everything....and all goes downhill from there.

Mahina, a fourteen year old Hawaiian student is diagnosed with tritanopia, or yellow-blue colorblindness. As she struggles with school, family, and friends, she is raced to the eye doctor every week, even though it doesn't seem like they're doing anything to help her.

Daisy is a two years old. But she's been in the same Foster Home since she was born. But she's different. She's color blind. She can't see red. But one day One Direction and their girlfriends come to give the kids presents. But they are told not to wear and bring anything that is red. But Eleanor, Perrie,Sophia and Louis's mum don't listen. When they go to the home,Harry sees a two year old girl. She was coloring with one of the caretakers. When all the kids got to choose a present Daisy asked why was the wrapping paper was gray. All the kids laughed at her. Some didn't. She ran to her room and hid under the bed. Harry ran after her. He adopted her. He felt so bad. He wanted her to

It's intriguing how we all have two eyes but never the same vision,How we all see the world and have different perspective. Dive into the colourful world of Alina Thomas, 24 year old physics lecturer, independent,Bold and Compassionate , And see how her perspective of life changes when she meets Aakash Mathews, 28 year old graphic designer.

Where a color-loving boy meets a colorblind boy, and they explore the world together. #24 - colorblind #70 - colorblind #14 - colorblind

The first chapter of this story was written when I was in 5th grade. I found it in the deep depths of some folder on my Mac, and decided to post it on here. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Keep in mind some chapters will be really short, and some long, so there's nothing definite to expect | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I could possibly continue it if I find the need, but none the less, here's Colorblind.

[HIATUS] Some people are gifted with the wrong things. WARNING! This story contains sensitive description and events involving abuse, alcohol, violence, and drugs. Please proceed if you are aware and fine with these elements. Start. April 5th, 2020 Fin. _____________

he only knew his world in black and white before she introduced colours to him. but how can someone who's colour blind understand colour? updates every wednesday and friday :)

'i'm colour blind' ' lucky' 'not at all' ' i would pay anything to be colour blind' 'why' ' i'm synesthetic' one boy can't see colours, the other can't escape them.

•he made her see colour in a world of blackness• •she made him have hope in a world utterly hopeless• -- au context: -alternate universe. -people can only see in black and white. -people can only see colour after the first time they have contact with their soulmate and must remain in close proximity to keep seeing in colour. Copyright©️2018

A girl named Sam is Colorblind. Not in the way you expect, and this is her story

When I was born all I saw was black and white. I'm now 14 years old and I still haven't seen any other color. They say it's normal, but is it really? Is it normal to never see any color throughout your life? My mom and dad see color, why can't I?

Flint has always seen the world in muted shades - a quiet, colorless place that mirrors the loneliness he's carried for years. Living with color blindness has taught him to rely on feeling instead of sight, to find beauty in shapes, sounds, and silences. But when he meets Ray - bright, confident, and impossibly warm - something inside him shifts. Through Ray's laughter, his voice, and the gentle way he sees Flint, color begins to return to a life that had long felt gray. "The World in His Eyes" is a tender romance about love as perception, about finding light through connection, and learning that sometimes the truest colors are the ones we feel, not the ones we see.

We all know the world is just black and white behind the lenses of our eyes, and no two people have the same eyes. Eyes, like colors, come in all different shades and pigments, and for all, green is the color of grass, for one, your green could be their blue, when their blue is your yellow. You could never know what others see, unless you were James Edward.