Addison Peacock
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337 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 14 Sep
Addison Peacock’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Even with my condition, I considered myself to be an ordinary housewife.
I ran errands, cooked, cleaned, and made sure everything ran smoothly.
I'm a homemaker, and I have no problem with that.
I led a run-of-the-mill life and actually preferred the comfort and predictability my life entailed.
There was one thing about me that separated myself from ordinary people.
I have a rare condition called prosopagnosia that has left me unable to differentiate facial features.
I feel like I have to explain this before I can continue on with my story to let you know how it feels to live with prosopagnosia.
People don't call it face blindness without a reason.
Imagine being unable to differentiate your significant other from a stranger at a glance.
The only way I can identify someone is by their voice and mannerisms.
To be honest, that method is not foolproof, and every now and then I find myself talking to someone I don't know on the street or supermarket, mistaking them for a friend or a family member.
Of course, you don't need to comprehend what it's like to be in my shoes to understand why I can no longer stand the idea of interacting with another person.
It all started a month ago, when I began getting little letters in the mail.
They started off as innocuous messages tucked into blank envelopes.
Thinking of you.
You looked beautiful today.
Your smile brightens up my day, and other notes like that.
I thought it was my husband at first.
He was always a bit shy.
I personally think that he dealt with low self-esteem his entire life and was a bit hesitant to put himself out there.
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