Those who suffer from astigmatism have psychological difficulties between inner life and social life: “I look for answers outside and not inside myself”.
Between oneself and others: “my way of acting and my thoughts are in disagreement with my environment”.
He has things (or himself) as they really are, objectively, since he does not see them the same for himself as for others.
“I refuse to see one aspect of reality as it is; Since I can’t change it, I try to change my vision of things, distorting reality”.
“My ideal image is far from reality.”
“I don’t like to see the world as it is, it seems harsh and cruel to me, this world is unbearable to me.”
“I want to transform a part of reality.”
“I want to recognize my beauty or how good I am.”
“I’m looking forward to being free of my parents.”
“I want to hide something (personality, feelings, etc.)”.
“I don’t fully accept who I am.”
He also has a hard time accepting a change from another and seeing if it is right for him or not. However, if the change is made by him, he will adapt immediately, without problems.
It is usually someone very sensitive, who feels hurt easily.
Perhaps as a child you made the decision not to be influenced by others and adopted the attitude of seeing life only in your own way: “I want to be free from the influence of my parents or anyone else I find offensive.”
“I love my mother/father but at the same time I hate it.”
I want to be like him/her, but there is a part that I reject.
I don’t like his personality, the way he is, I don’t like that side, but on the other hand I would like to look like him.
Feeling of sufficiency: “I am disappointed with the others and I can only count on myself.”
“I don’t want to count on more than myself.”
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