My father compensated by becoming a classical pianist, where he could get away with shades of black, white and grey in his wardrobe which were stylish to all! ;) This makes me wonder if he chose piano as his instrument of choice for the black and white keys! :)

At home he wore blue jumpers. Just blue. And traffic lights were exactly as described here! :) Thanks for sharing your view of the world, it brought back some very fond memories! :)

I showed him a crayon picture as a preschooler and was baffled when he told me he liked my brown leaves.

Now I work at a drycleaner and I have to identify pieces of clothing and note their colors. This can take some time and sometimes I ask someone else what color they think it is..

I get all dark colors confused. If I have a pair of dark pants, I usually cannot tell if they are green, black, blue, gray, or purple. I usually just list them as black.
Does anyone else experience this?

Blue-Green. Some colors seem like one or the other to me, and apparently some are this non-descript blueish grey I call “gunmetal”. That’s a rare color I’m told but lots of things I see are “gunmetal” to me. Primary green or primary blue are very distinct though.

Pink-Purple. Just can’t tell em apart. Sometimes maybe not some shades or red either. Not sure.

Pastels: If I color is very light I probably won’t see it.

Yellow: If you write with yellow marker on white paper I can vaguely tell something is there but I can’t read it. I think I confuse very bright yellow lights with light green. Maybe not.

I can easily pass Ishihara tests – but the blue/green/grey plates are pretty hard to read. I do make them out correctly though.

If I had to guess I’d say I’m tritan/tetartan – but I really don’t know.