r/interesting • • Jul 10 '26

MISC. Is this how people who need glasses really see the world. A big blurred background?

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u/cupcakebuddies Jul 10 '26

Yes! My husband (who can see) would always say he was confused about how people came up with constellations. I always say it’s pretty clear. One night I mentioned the 12 stars that were out and he was like, there’s hundreds of stars. We finally realized I can’t see most of the stars.

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u/Mobile-River1105 Jul 10 '26

Wait then how did you know how they came up with constellations?

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u/cupcakebuddies Jul 10 '26

I can only see the brightest stars, apparently and that is what constellations are made of, it seems 😂because my husband can see way more he says it’s hard to distinguish the constellations

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u/Mobile-River1105 Jul 10 '26

Ohhh okay gotcha lol