Hahaha. I agree with you. And thanks for link.. it is quite entertainingLevonian said:So, being blatantly stupid is not limited entirely to O.J. Simpson trial jurors. The general public is dumb.
Source: National Science Foundation survey
Hahaha. I agree with you. And thanks for link.. it is quite entertainingLevonian said:So, being blatantly stupid is not limited entirely to O.J. Simpson trial jurors. The general public is dumb.
Source: National Science Foundation survey
Raven said:HOH/Deaf people would be too obnoxious for me to handle. Forget about marriage anyhow. How else would I be able to carry on a conversation with them anyhow?
As mentioned before BY OTHERS, intellegence is something I thrive on.
edit: I've had a relationship with a HOH girl before, and it wasn't pleasant. Aren't relationship supposed to be open with communication, not with physical activities? Also, some concern with being another HOH/deaf is raising a family, what if a child cries in the next room? Who would hear if either one does not wear hearing aids?
ps: I'm hearing impaired.
Sweetexpress said:I have enjoyed reading all of these responses. Speaking from a hearing side who dated a deaf man, I learned so much about deaf culture! It was very eye opening for me. The blunt way of speaking and the teasing were two things I kind of had trouble with. The communication was pretty good but as I learn to sign better ASL, I knew it could be better. I realize not all men are alike and that goes for deaf men too, but I felt kind of smothered by him. He seemed very dependent on someone helping him do simple enough things like make a medical appointment or find out the details of his medical insurance... and he is in his 40's! I talked to a deaf girlfriend of mine and she was of the opinion that most deaf men are clingy and dependent and she doesn't like dating them. I hope this isn't true. I love ASL and I find it to be one of my favorite ways to "express," and I like the way HE can express back!
When, and if, I do meet another man. I think I would like him to be deaf and enjoy being in both the deaf and hearing world. What a great way to share.
xx
Nesmuth said:With today being the 2nd anniversary of my split, I can declare I'm finished with the idea of marriage.
Richard
R3na3Blyth3 said:I dated a lot of deafies but ended up marrying a hearing guy -- am still married to him today. 6 years and nearly 2 months.
Jellybean said:I think a movie should be made about a hearing child who is adopted by kind deaf parents. It could have subtitles for all of us English speaking folk. Any movie directors out there? I'd pay $9.50 to see that instead of the crap they have in the movie theater now. Better yet, put it on tv.