What are your thoughts about Deaf people?

[Eaker Squeaker]

I think they should stop being deaf because it's morally wrong and inconsiderate to others.

lolwhut?

No, um, I've actually never met anyone that was 100% deaf, so I can't share any experiences. I imagine that other than the alternate communication necessary, it would be like any normal conversation.

[Miss Callista]

One of my acquaintances is deaf. I've known her for years but we don't really talk much anymore.

She's alright, makes really shitty decisions but that's not really a byproduct of being deaf. She's just really bad at making decisions lol

That's seriously the only deaf person I've ever known. I'd like to learn American Sign Language though just incase the need should ever arise.

[Abyssus _Puella]

Black Lust Perfume

Abyssus _Puella

I meet a cashier once that was losing his hearing and it couldn't be fixed, he actually taught himself ASL and he was really nice, I don't feel bad for him but I think its neat.

I would like to learn ASL and I don't hate it when people say they feel sorry for someone that is deaf because people tell me that all the time.
I'm blind in my right eye and have very poor vision in my left because too much oxygen when I was in the NICU for four months after I was born. And has I grow older I'm in danger of losing my sight all together.

Oh, is there any cure for the vision?

Nope, a detached retina in my right eye and the doctors tried so hard to fix it until I was one. But they did save about half of my vision in my left though, I can see 20/200, which luckily is only changing very-very slowly.

[Opal Kay]

It somewhat makes me want to learn ASL so I can talk to them and get to know them in their shoes. As for experiences, I never truly met one.

[Rebelyellusa]

Never met one, but I wouldn't have a problem with them or anything.

[Lustful Toxin]

Eaker Squeaker

I think they should stop being deaf because it's morally wrong and inconsiderate to others.

lolwhut?

No, um, I've actually never met anyone that was 100% deaf, so I can't share any experiences. I imagine that other than the alternate communication necessary, it would be like any normal conversation.

Yeah, you got it right, normal conversation, example- right now. d: Yes I am profoundly 100% deaf since the birth heh.

[Lustful Toxin]

boa noite

One of my acquaintances is deaf. I've known her for years but we don't really talk much anymore.

She's alright, makes really shitty decisions but that's not really a byproduct of being deaf. She's just really bad at making decisions lol

That's seriously the only deaf person I've ever known. I'd like to learn American Sign Language though just incase the need should ever arise.

Try aslpro.com x] There is, honestly many deaf people who make bad decisions. I dont blame them really because they never learned how to make a wiser decisions. I was lucky because I have a oldest sister whom is also Deaf. I feel bad for my middle sister because she got no one else to talk but our mother who is also not deaf either haha. But I also am lucky because my mom and my sister learned sign language to communication with me and my oldest sister.

[Lustful Toxin]

Abyssus _Puella

Black Lust Perfume

Abyssus _Puella

I meet a cashier once that was losing his hearing and it couldn't be fixed, he actually taught himself ASL and he was really nice, I don't feel bad for him but I think its neat.

I would like to learn ASL and I don't hate it when people say they feel sorry for someone that is deaf because people tell me that all the time.
I'm blind in my right eye and have very poor vision in my left because too much oxygen when I was in the NICU for four months after I was born. And has I grow older I'm in danger of losing my sight all together.

Oh, is there any cure for the vision?

Nope, a detached retina in my right eye and the doctors tried so hard to fix it until I was one. But they did save about half of my vision in my left though, I can see 20/200, which luckily is only changing very-very slowly.

Is it similar to Usher Syndrome? Because I am type 1, Born deaf with vision issue, called Usher Syndrome. Also I have a big floaters in both of my eyes, they can be a very annoying.

[Lustful Toxin]

Opal Kay

It somewhat makes me want to learn ASL so I can talk to them and get to know them in their shoes. As for experiences, I never truly met one.

Well, you want to know something? You just met a Deaf Gaian. x] ME! Haha.

[Lustful Toxin]

Rebelyellusa

Never met one, but I wouldn't have a problem with them or anything.

Glad to know, there is at least 45% people who judges on people who cant hear. They are just jerks I guess haha.

[dethface_pls]

my thoughts are that deaf people, can't hear very well

[Abyssus _Puella]

Black Lust Perfume

Abyssus _Puella

Black Lust Perfume

Abyssus _Puella

I meet a cashier once that was losing his hearing and it couldn't be fixed, he actually taught himself ASL and he was really nice, I don't feel bad for him but I think its neat.

I would like to learn ASL and I don't hate it when people say they feel sorry for someone that is deaf because people tell me that all the time.
I'm blind in my right eye and have very poor vision in my left because too much oxygen when I was in the NICU for four months after I was born. And has I grow older I'm in danger of losing my sight all together.

Oh, is there any cure for the vision?

Nope, a detached retina in my right eye and the doctors tried so hard to fix it until I was one. But they did save about half of my vision in my left though, I can see 20/200, which luckily is only changing very-very slowly.

Is it similar to Usher Syndrome? Because I am type 1, Born deaf with vision issue, called Usher Syndrome. Also I have a big floaters in both of my eyes, they can be a very annoying.

No, it's not like usher syndrome, it was just a mistake that happen because I was born at 25 weeks and was doing everything but dying on the table, plus my weight was 1.7lbs at birth. Its a lot to explain how I ended up blind. xd
Cryotherapy (freezing treatment) to
reduce the risk of retinal detachment, what they used to save my vision.
Retinopathy of Prematurity, is probably what I had.

[Miss Callista]

Black Lust Perfume

Try aslpro.com x] ,,,.

Oh my gosh, thank you! (:

It's good that your mom and sister learned sign language to be able to communicate with you and your other sister. 3nodding Was it difficult for your mom to learn it?

[Lustful Toxin]

XxDeThFaCexX

my thoughts are that deaf people, can't hear very well

There is many types of Deaf. Hard of Hearing, Profoundly Deaf, Hearing Loss, etc etc. I am the Profoundly Deaf since the birth which means I never, not even a single sound heard.

[Lustful Toxin]

Abyssus _Puella

Black Lust Perfume

Abyssus _Puella

Black Lust Perfume

Abyssus _Puella

I meet a cashier once that was losing his hearing and it couldn't be fixed, he actually taught himself ASL and he was really nice, I don't feel bad for him but I think its neat.

I would like to learn ASL and I don't hate it when people say they feel sorry for someone that is deaf because people tell me that all the time.
I'm blind in my right eye and have very poor vision in my left because too much oxygen when I was in the NICU for four months after I was born. And has I grow older I'm in danger of losing my sight all together.

Oh, is there any cure for the vision?

Nope, a detached retina in my right eye and the doctors tried so hard to fix it until I was one. But they did save about half of my vision in my left though, I can see 20/200, which luckily is only changing very-very slowly.

Is it similar to Usher Syndrome? Because I am type 1, Born deaf with vision issue, called Usher Syndrome. Also I have a big floaters in both of my eyes, they can be a very annoying.

No, it's not like usher syndrome, it was just a mistake that happen because I was born at 25 weeks and was doing everything but dying on the table, plus my weight was 1.7lbs at birth. Its a lot to explain how I ended up blind. xd
Cryotherapy (freezing treatment) to
reduce the risk of retinal detachment, what they used to save my vision.
Retinopathy of Prematurity, is probably what I had.

Wow, sound scary. But at least you are able to have passion of music, I cant figure out why music is very important to 98% of people. Well, I never heard one so I have no idea why its so special haha.