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Do I have a lazy eye or esotropia? (photo)

Vivid500254May 25, 2023
One eye squints more than the other when i smile , the smaller eye squints more and it has weaker eye vision/sight while the bigger doesn't squint or squint lesser and it has better eye vision/sight, my family think it look normal but i don’t believe so , it makes me look odd and bad in pictures and makes me feel so insecure.

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