Since you are a male, I'll just assume you are blind in one eye after gouging out your right eye for otherwise you would be a hypocrite for telling others to do so without doing so yourself considering that you have lingered with an eye on the female form in your life at times in one way or another.
For everyone else, Jesus often spoke in metaphors and parables. In fact, the Hebrews of Jesus day were accustomed to represent the affections of the mind by the members or parts of the body.
The right eye and hand are mentioned, because they are of most use to us, and denote that, however strong the passion may be, or difficult to part with, yet that we should do it.
This does not translate to maiming ourselves and spending the rest of our lives mooching off of government disability or other people. It means we should purpose to change our behavior.
Simply put, Jesus is saying that anything that causes you to sin and therefore negatively impacts your relationship with God should be removed from your life. This occurs to the extent we are able, with God's help to remove it.
If your eye causes you to sin, gouge it out.