  Identity work in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) has focused on the
marginalized group to explore designs to support their asset (what they have).
However, little has been explored specifically on the identity work of people
with disabilities, specifically, visual impairments. In this study, we
interviewed 45 BlindTokers (blind users on TikTok) from various backgrounds to
understand their identity work from a positive design perspective. We found
that BlindTokers leverage the affordance of the platform to create positive
content, share their identities, and build the community with the desire to
flourish. We proposed flourishing labor to present the work conducted by
BlindTokers for their community's flourishing with implications to support the
flourishing labor. This work contributes to understanding blind users'
experience in short video platforms and highlights that flourishing is not just
an activity for any single Blind user but also a job that needs all
stakeholders, including all user groups and the TikTok platform, serious and
committed contribution.
