Let's see, for being passive, less blunt, and being quiet I guess which is opposite by most deaf people.
I even have been criticized by hearing person for being too timid around deaf people while a lot of others aren't. lol
And by deaf folks I used more of English words. Younger deafies laughed at me for using "Oh." or "Oh I see." like I said it quite literally rather than using ASL form. (I'm PSE btw but I seem to be using a lot of phrases used by hearing people even around deaf people. Sometimes I forgot that deaf people are probably not familiar with it or something.)
My vibe is also different I think. One deaf adult thought I was hearing because I look somewhat like "hippy" or something and it isn't something you usually see in deaf community. At least in my area. I have been exposed to hearing culture a lot so when I go back to deaf community after long time being away, I do feel different.
Deaf communities are probably different across United States.
Kinda hard to explain though. I do feel like there's two different cultures which I can feel the different. Not sure how to explain.
But you should know by now that there's norm and rules in deaf community which is different from hearing community, no? If not then I dunno why I get mistaken a lot by deaf people for some reason.