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look into the eclipse

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    Votes: 2 5.9%
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    Votes: 31 91.2%

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sugardust

sugardust

stellar
Jun 14, 2026
6
I am not planning on living till the end of 2026. I am an extremely unattractive, gross and horrible person. I disgust myself in every way describable. My life is meaningless, I genuinely don't deserve anything. I wanna look into the sun because I am curious and wanna see the solar eclipse but I forgot to buy glasses and honestly I don't really care I am a very funny person I say. I don't gain anything from looking directly into it ig but I wouldn't have to be curious anymore. LOL

I don't wanna be completely blind tho, I really love deadlock
 
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Estrella87

Student
Jul 27, 2026
126
Stupidest idea ever.

You will only win bad injuries, black stains in your vision, etc... If it's for mutilate yourself this way, better directly ctb.

Sorry if I'm rude but wtf is this
 
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lastappleonearth

lastappleonearth

Пиздюк
Jun 11, 2026
274
But does that even do sth? I kinda want to believe that it's just a scam to sell these special glasses or whatever they're selling. Like does it do lasting damage when u look at the eclipse without those glasses?
Stupidest idea ever.

You will only win bad injuries, black stains in your vision, etc... If it's for mutilate yourself this way, better directly ctb.

Sorry if I'm rude but wtf is this
Oh so it rlly can fuck up your vision. Well, then one def shouldn't look at it, at least not without protection
 
sugardust

sugardust

stellar
Jun 14, 2026
6
But does that even do sth? I kinda want to believe that it's just a scam to sell these special glasses or whatever they're selling. Like does it do lasting damage when u look at the eclipse without those glasses?
It's like looking directly into the sun without getting blinded by the light, idk haven't tried it yet we'll see
 
lastappleonearth

lastappleonearth

Пиздюк
Jun 11, 2026
274
It's like looking directly into the sun without getting blinded by the light, idk haven't tried it yet we'll see
Okay I just checked, you rlly shouldn't do it. It'll almost guaranteed fuck up your vision
 
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dirkw83

Experienced
Mar 4, 2026
253
`Looking into the solar eclipse at night has nothing to do with CTB it's more like SH
 
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Macedonian1987

Macedonian1987

Just a sad guy from Macedonia.
Oct 22, 2025
1,302
In Macedonia we had our last solar eclipse way back in 1999 when i was 12 years old. I looked at the solar eclipse with my naked eyes few times (each time lasting no more than 2 seconds!!!) and I hadn't had any permanent damage to my eyes.

You shouldn't look at the sun at all. The sun in 2026 seems a lot warmer than the one we had in 1999 (older generations can confirm this) So even just brief looking at the eclipse might damage your eyes.
 
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Forveleth

I knew I forgot to do something when I was 15...
Mar 26, 2024
4,850
As a legally blind person, you do not want to do this.

Wait, solar eclipses happened during the day when the moon blocks out the sun. You cannot have a solar eclipse at night. Are you sure you don't mean lunar eclipse?
 
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sugardust

sugardust

stellar
Jun 14, 2026
6
As a legally blind person, you do not want to do this.

Wait, solar eclipses happened during the day when the moon blocks out the sun. You cannot have a solar eclipse at night. Are you sure you don't mean lunar eclipse?
partial solar eclipse today in Germany im certain dw
 
FF777

FF777

I am male..
Jul 21, 2019
251
i looked at the sun too long when i was small and permanently can't see any thing in the middle of my left eyeball.. when both my eyes are open some how my brain makes that spot disappear, but if i have my right eye closed then i can't see any thing in the center of my vision.. it isn't even a color i can describe really.. it looks like the "color" of a bright flash when some one takes a picture..

but any way, some times even when people buy the special glasses they still get damage because some times scammers just sell you normal glasses that don't actually do much protection.. for me the eclipse isn't even worth looking at directly even if you have special glasses.. it's just boring and the pictures you see of it on TV or internet later are much more interesting, and in my opinion the actual cool effect of the solar eclipse is that every thing on earth is shaded weirdly for a while, so who cares about what a dot in the sky looks like; people are staring at that instead of the actual cool effect of having the world shaded in a weird/unusual way..

but it's your eyeballs i guess.. you and me can both have eye damage together, and so won't that be lots of fun..
 
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name2come

Student
Sep 30, 2025
108
In Macedonia we had our last solar eclipse way back in 1999 when i was 12 years old. I looked at the solar eclipse with my naked eyes few times (each time lasting no more than 2 seconds!!!) and I hadn't had any permanent damage to my eyes.

You shouldn't look at the sun at all. The sun in 2026 seems a lot warmer than the one we had in 1999 (older generations can confirm this) So even just brief looking at the eclipse might damage your eyes.
My understanding is that Solar eclipses aren't an unusually dangerous time to look at the sun, its just a time more people are likely to look at the sun AND many people perceive the risk to be less. This also means its like looking at the sun at any time. A second or two is probably not going to cause much lasting damage, you just have to make sure you don't make a habit out of it. A glance or two isn't anything to worry about, but any longer will risk burning a hole in your retina and there isn't anything we can do about that.
 
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SuicidalCheese

Member
Aug 2, 2026
26
`Looking into the solar eclipse at night has nothing to do with CTB it's more like SH
Self harm releases feel-good chemicals, staring into the eclipse would just feel like placing one's eyes on a hot, cast-iron pan. Not fun, just pain.
 

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