Be happy that you lost your eyesight because of an accident, not because of congenital disease that will affect both eyes eventually. So as long as you don't shoot your other eye you're good.

You can try to cover it up with sunglasses so that other people don’t see it. But, I know exactly what you’re going through. Maybe get some form of simple therapy to help except yourself and the way you look different? Maybe it’s a bit too much but it might be a good idea. I have very unstable I conditions and I got simple therapy last year to help me except the fact that I was going to go blind very soon. Maybe it might help you with your problem.

I was born with one eye vision I had the chance or can maybe get it fixed but I rather enjoy the vision I have on one eye then take the risk of maybe losing all because something might go wrong in the surgery. I still don't have normal vision in the one eye but I'm ok with it.

yeah i have this, been like that my whole life
id recommend sunglasses if youre not wanting people to see it

I've been blind in one eye since birth. My bad eye has a milky white colored pupil and is smaller in size than the other eye. It doesn't cause me any grief or emotional distress at all.

If you want it to appear normal, look into getting a prosthetic eye (if it's the entire eye socket) or a scaleral shell (if it's just damage to the surface of the eyeball) made.

I'm sorry you're having a hard time.

Only having the use of one eye myself, I'd recommend you treat that eye very very well. I wear goggles that'll stop a .22 bullet just to do maintenance at home, let alone for any kind of task one would consider risky.

I've met a lot of people with burnt corneas and metal filings in their eyes at the ER...

While we're on the subject, ear protection is also important if you're using power tools and so is an FFP2 or similar mask for dust and particles. And don't get me started on welding.

There's some of what could be called resentment in this thread that I'd like to address.

These people who didn't wear PPE I was talking about? A part of me wants to call them idiots. How can they be so callous? How can they take their sight for granted this way when I've been struggling my whole life?

The truth is we all take a lot of things for granted and we all go through different struggles in our lives. I'm sure I've been doing some really stupid things that'll ruin my back or give me some otherwise entirely preventable illness. I can't possibly be aware of everything though.

For some extra coping advice, I always sit on the left corner of tables so I can see everybody to my right and not have to turn my head all the way to the left. I'm sure you've figured that one out, by now, but if not, I hope it helps.

Be thankful that you lost your vision because of an accident. And don’t worry about it too much honestly. What’s the point of faking or hiding you have the vision of one eye why are you sad some of us don’t even have that. Be greateful maybe you need to do gratitude checks. Check your attitude?

I think you should stop taking your vision for granted and stop being so ablest.

You can do so much more and see so much more then a lot of us. There’s nothing to complain about here.