I'm Color Blind, Can You Explain Blue & Green For Me?

Question

I can't see blue, or green. Can someone please describe them for me?

Actually no I'm not. I have a rare form of it that I can't spell for the life of me. In which blue, green aren't seen. The favorite colors of a lot of people I know are green and blue. I can see all hues of yellow and red though, so green for me comes out yellow. It's really difficult for me to tell the difference between green and yellow in most instances.

Answer 1

Blue is a cold colour.
It's the way ice feels.
it's the same as when you go outside on a cold morning and inhale cold air. The way that feels in the nostrils? That's the colour blue.
It's also the colour of sadness.

Green is the same as the smell when you walk in a pine forest.
Or when you cut grass.
Green is the way a pine cone feels when you roll it around your palm.
Green tastes of lime.
And spinach.
It is also the colour of jealousy.

Green and blue together sound like a restless sea.

Answer 2

Impossible. But hey, maybe scientists will design a retrovirus for gene therapy for color blindness one day.

So, you're monochromatic i guess?

I guess blue sort of has a cool and airy feeling to it and green has a vibrant growing one.

Answer 3

Blue is cool or wet
Green is fresh Air

Answer 4

Blue is cool and crisp,green is warm and homey feeling.

Answer 5

No. They are just different experiences, in the same way that you have different sound and different textures. They cannot be described to someone who is unable to experience them.

Answer 6

its like grey and charcoal one is darker d=grey than the other in your case blue is darker than green