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I think that I hate going to gatherings where I don't know people. I feel like I either spend the whole time in a corner, or explaining to people that I cannot hear them.:roll: Or possibly completely trashed not caring.
shel90 said:I think that I hate going to gatherings where I don't know people. I feel like I either spend the whole time in a corner, or explaining to people that I cannot hear them.:roll: Or possibly completely trashed not caring.
What I used to do when I was younger...get trashed at gatherings so I wouldnt feel the pain of being left out.
What I used to do when I was younger...get trashed at gatherings so I wouldnt feel the pain of being left out.
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Same.
Usually I am quiet and I kind of "hide out" but at the last party I went to, I drank so much that I came home and must have given my # out. The bad part is that I never heard anyone's name. Everytime I got a new text I had to say "What is you name and which one were you?" Oh course this afternoon I have to go to a BBQ and I only know the hosts!
Do you have any buddies to go with you? That sucks.
When I was younger, I used to go to parties a lot with my friends. But often times it felt like I didn't belong there, everyone's having fun while I am trying to catch up on what's the fun going on.
I found the best times were when I was able to talk to someone I already knew, because the feeling is pretty mutual. Everything else, felt like it was no fun at all.
I think that I hate going to gatherings where I don't know people. I feel like I either spend the whole time in a corner, or explaining to people that I cannot hear them.:roll: Or possibly completely trashed not caring.
Do you have any buddies to go with you? That sucks.
When I was younger, I used to go to parties a lot with my friends. But often times it felt like I didn't belong there, everyone's having fun while I am trying to catch up on what's the fun going on.
I found the best times were when I was able to talk to someone I already knew, because the feeling is pretty mutual. Everything else, felt like it was no fun at all.
The opposite is true for me.....dunno why. When I was hearing I was reserved. Now that I can no longer hear I never shut up. I think I fiqured out that if I do all the talking then I don't have to hear
My case is a little more unique, not the same as your average "late deafened" perspective. I never got to fully experience "hearing fully". I grew up unilateral all my life, I feel it has somewhat shaped me to the person I am today. I do see it is a lot easier for the late deafened, though.Like I said in my last post......and yes it is hard......but I think my solution was to become the fun. Most people are just as nervous approaching you (being hoh) When you create an aura (hate that word) of fun it makes you more approachable and the communication issues seem to work out. It's not easy at first but it gets easier the more you do it.
I'm very talkative once I break out of my shell. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. It really depends on the group of people. I do talk a lot though.
You should! Im paranoid, heck my videophone is facing my bed and I cover it with a towel. I can feel it following me O_O
Rofl, you guys crack me up...
... speaking of cracks, (_Y_)
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Thinking about going to the River Place again Tmw with the kids. Woooo had so much fun. For those that have my FB page.. I took pictures.. go take a peek!!