Hi everyone.
I'm a hearing, gay man; obviously since I'm posting in the Gay forum.
At the beginning of the summer I received a message on OkCupid from a deaf man near me who was interested in getting to know me. We texted back and forth a lot and then met up for out first date.
We gone out a few times since then and decided that we would be friends since there wasn't any real chemistry.
Then this weekend, I received another message, again through OkCupid from another deaf man.
I find this to be very interesting, especially since I tend to have terrible luck when it comes to dating in general, any kind of dating whether it be online or meeting the good, old fashioned way.
I've never personally known any Deaf or HoH people before, though I had started teaching myself ASL simply because I enjoy learning new languages and ASL is really beautiful.
I think that I posted that I know a little ASL on my profile and I wonder if that's one of the reasons that I received those emails.
Any thoughts? I'm very interested to see what people think.
I'm a hearing, gay man; obviously since I'm posting in the Gay forum.
At the beginning of the summer I received a message on OkCupid from a deaf man near me who was interested in getting to know me. We texted back and forth a lot and then met up for out first date.
We gone out a few times since then and decided that we would be friends since there wasn't any real chemistry.
Then this weekend, I received another message, again through OkCupid from another deaf man.
I find this to be very interesting, especially since I tend to have terrible luck when it comes to dating in general, any kind of dating whether it be online or meeting the good, old fashioned way.
I've never personally known any Deaf or HoH people before, though I had started teaching myself ASL simply because I enjoy learning new languages and ASL is really beautiful.
I think that I posted that I know a little ASL on my profile and I wonder if that's one of the reasons that I received those emails.
Any thoughts? I'm very interested to see what people think.