Even if i don't have Trypophobia, i can udnerstand why this would be unsettling.
But you did a great job drawing this regardless, Razzek. :)

I practically gave myself trypophobia making this. XD I would see the thumbnail and just squirm for a bit until I finally caved in and finished the thing so I wouldn’t have to look at it anymore. XD

I feel ya.
But I tell ya, if you made something related to Acrophobia, I can tell you I'd freeze in absolute fear myself xD

This is pore quality art.

I'm not blind (yet...stupid genetics...>_>), but the only time I've been able to see the pores in skin is when they're pimples. O_o

Anyway, I don't have trypophobia, but this is still creepy. You did a good job on it though.

Ack the degenerative diseases of the eye suck. :/ I hope the prognosis isn’t really that bad. On the flip side, if going blind is in your future I can tell you from both personal and professional experience that it’s not nearly as bad as people make it out to be. It’s different for sure but we humans are very adaptable. :)

Thank you! I’m glad pores aren’t actually so visible for people with mostly working eyes. I guess it would just be normal if they were. XD

It’s one of those things I feel like almost nobody can quite understand; something everyone else knows, that’s been here this whole time, and I had no idea. That’s the bit that creeps me out the most. o_o

3 days ago, the blurry spot in my eye returned (from an old injury), go figure. Luckily, it was 2 days before I was scheduled for an eye checkup anyway. Unluckily, the doctor said my eye was bleeding again (sigh), so I now need to get an injection (right into the eye, yikes ._. ) to stop it and remove the excess blood causing the blurry spot. So now I'm waiting on them to find a time to fit me in, since they're already booked for a while. Other than that, the eye doctor said my other eye looked fine (for now), it's just a matter of stopping the bleeding in the damaged one ASAP. He said if things like this get found and dealt with immediately, my risk of going fully blind should be minimal, so that's good. *~crosses fingers~* I'm still scared of the procedure though. >_<

I've had recent eye surgery and you honestly won't feel a thing. There are no nerves in the eye and the part that feels stuff will be numbed. You probably won't even see what they're doing. And that's great news that they can do so much preventative stuff for you. :) I hope all goes well! Blood in the eye sucks; they couldn’t do anything about mine when my retina hemorrhaged so I still have floaters, although I don’t really see them anymore now that my vision is worse, just little hallucinations generated by my eye (I hate them but it is what it is).