When your friends keep forgetting you're blind 🙃 | Avatar #Shorts

Aang, Katara, and Sokka can remember all types of bending, weaponry, and plans... but they just can't ever seem to remember Toph is blind! Thankfully, she's always there to remind them.

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[IAteABox]

“It’s upside down isn’t it”
One of the best jokes in the show

[maxprice]

"It's so dark, I can't see anything in here!"
"Oh no, what a tradegy"
"Sorry-"

[buhbles]

I think they always forgot she was blind because how amazing she could see with the earth. I loved how they illustrated it in as many ways as possible

[Tiresias]

As a blind person with a sense of humour, I adore Tof's spot on jokes.
My work colleagues over the last 14 years have had to put up with similar jokes from me, because I tend to find the best way to make people relax about a disability, is to let them know you aren't hung up about it.

My #1 joke has to be during presentations in work, when they dim the lights and turn on the computer screen. Guaranteed, someone will ask "Can everyone see the screen?" which is my queue to say, "I can't." Always gets a laugh

[Jan_Koopman]

"Oh yeah? Then what's THIS?!"
"I DON'T *KNOW*!! I MEAN, SERIOUSLY, WHAT'S WITH YOU PEOPLE?! I'M *BLIND*!!!"

[Moon_editz]

It's 100 percent true that Team Avatar usually forget that Toph is blind because mostly Toph never let them realise she is blind!!she does most of the thing by herself

[lowgain]

I swear I love how Avatar can make jokes about Toph being blind without any of them being offensive in any way. It’s absolutely beautiful that the writing team could do that.

[bruvance]

Its great they do forget because it means they think she's completely able to do anything. So they're suprised when she has trouble doing something. One of the great characters ever made.

[Jaymac]

Sokka wanted Toph to come with him because she’s blind. One of my favorite moments is when he’s drawing Appa posters and she says “it looks just like him to me”

[ForestCal]

"pov: you're toph"
the video: 60 seconds of black screen

[kidlo]

"Well I think it looks just like him sokka"
"Well thank you top- why do you feel the need to do that?"

[urboialex]

Tophs sarcasm makes her the funniest character in the show.

[DrFouFou]

“There It Is!”
-the biggest troll in existence

Man I love Toph

[jessetorres]

Shame we never got to watch Toph during her teenage years, since I wonder what her going on a blind date would have looked like.

[Hamstorian]

*"It sound's like a sheet of paper, but i Assume your referring to what's on it."*

[_rmkjm]

I love Toph & Sokka's relationship 🤣🤣🤣

[altogrey]

Honestly, it's cause Toph is so reliable, can do a bunch of stuff, and so much more that it makes you forget she's blind. Even we, the audience, forget that she's blind sometimes, only person that actually remembers is Azula, thats why she can lie to Toph more easily, cause she's using colors in her lie, even Toph forgot she was blind then probably.

[z_movie_dan]

Sokka forgot a lot, but he remembered when they were stopping the warships in the end.

[masterdragon]

Toph: It looks exactly like him to me
Sokka: Thank you, I worked very-
Why do you feel the need to do that?

[freshbakedclips]

Toph doesn't want to overstate her condition to be treated differently, yet she also doesn't trivialize it and sometimes needs to emphasize when necessary.

Overall, she's a perfect representation that disability doesn't make someone less special nor to be neglected.