<human>: We all have a fatal flaw - what is yours? And please, a story - Reddit likes stories.

Mine is my red-green color blindness. For those unfamiliar with the condition, remember taking the Isahara test at the optometrist? The one where you have to recognize a pattern of colored dots (usually a number) in a sea of other colors? I can't see that number. So if a bunch of green dots form the number 7 in a big patch of red dots, I can't really see the seven.

So, Story:

I was sitting in bed when my nose started to bleed. My first thought is, "Shit, not on my new sweater!". I cover my nose, and run to the bathroom. I clean myself up and look for any blood on my sweater. It is at this moment that I realize that I am looking for red blood on a very green sweater. Tiny, speckles in a field of green. The single possible situation in which red-green colorblindness could be a detriment. My fatal flaw, elegantly expressed in a 60 second interval.

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: Nosebleed on a green sweater - couldn't see the specks of blood cuz I am red-green colorblind.