Angela MondorClickUp Verified Consultant, ClickUp · Operations consultant & ClickUp Verified Consultant for neurodivergent entrepreneurs

Why Blue Light Makes Me ANGRY 😡💡 #Shorts

7 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Angela Mondor. This content was uploaded by Angela Mondor. This is a YouTube short titled "Why Blue Light Makes Me ANGRY 😡💡 #Shorts" (content_type: YOUTUBE) posted/edited on 2026-06-07T13:00:32+00:00. The excerpt is a brief, two-speaker conversational exchange in English in which both speakers describe personal light sensitivity following recovery from a TBI—one saying they now prefer sunglasses, the other explaining a need for bright light yet strong aversion to blue-white streetlights and using yellow-tinted glasses as a coping strategy. The tone is first-person and experiential, focused on photosensitivity and practical adaptations.

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Light now for me is very difficult with the recovery from the TBI, right? So I'm the same as you. I usually have bright lights everywhere and tons of light, but now I—I mean, I'm more of a sunglass girl now.
Yeah, like you. Well, in that you know, light sensitivity is like—it's weird how different parts of the spectrum can affect us so differently because if anything, I maybe I'm still. I need, I need a lot of light, but it's also like I need a lot of bright light. It's almost like my capacity, and I'm almost insensitive to it, so I need to turn it up. And I— there's a certain blue light, blue-white light at night that, you know, if I walk under a streetlight, I will get viscerally angry. So I— So I also wear like yellow-tinted glasses sometimes at night because it just It keeps me being more who I want to be.