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well...first your eyes are sensitive (very), and when you stop watching you see thes ...umm...like figures of light that move when you move. like when you close your eyes after you watch tv you see the figure of the tv because of the light and sometimes that light damages your eyes and hurts them then comes glasses and if that does'nt work you might go go blind.
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