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Hey people, sorry for the delay. Thanks for so your responses, I have read them all. First, I wasn't trying to be superior, I gave up my seat. But I wanted to know if it's something I should be on the look out for. If all deaf people struggled with standing then I would know to give up my seat...

She spoke as she signed.

Yeah d Yeah deffo and I am not I just wanted to check that it wasn't just something I didn't understand. Aresholes are aresholes regardless of sex, race, disability, etc

Ahahahaha beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But not to me she wasn't. Not that would have changed anything.

But she specifically said because she was deaf. She communicated incredibly well even if incredibly rude :). I have no issue with giving my seat up for someone who needs it. I just wanted to make sure I was missing something that made it hard for deaf people to stand. Say if it affected balance etc.

She was standing fine. She is in hiking gear and had was standing whilst the train was moving without needing to hold onto anything. I skill I myself do not have. :) thanks for being kind guys I was worried I was being a jerk and just didn't know it

Nah deffo not, reserved seating. I double checked :). But I get this train all the time and you can't reserve. It was deffo the deafness she used as the reason to sit. So I was just wondering if there was something I didn't know as she was waking fine. So I'm not a mug for being frustrated...

Oh I googled first and couldn't find anything. Which is why I am asking here. So hopefully not stepping on anyone's toes. I have a disabled mother and I have always wished people would just ask rather than assume. :)

Hey all, I'm not deaf but really wanted someone to help me understand something. I got frustrated today, and I want to understand, as lack of understanding is what often causes frustrations. So I'm writing this on the train. The train is rammed, as usual. Five minutes after setting off a...