Idk but for loudness I’m like
Public: UGEH this person is talking 1 decibel above a whisper I am about to EXPLODE
Listening to music: UGEH this music needs to be louder I want it to make my ears (ci’s) EXPLODE
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Idk but for loudness I’m like
Public: UGEH this person is talking 1 decibel above a whisper I am about to EXPLODE
Listening to music: UGEH this music needs to be louder I want it to make my ears (ci’s) EXPLODE
If you’re deaf, do you use sign language?
i wasn’t born deaf so I use my voice almost exclusively, but I know sign :)
so I have super bad tinnitus and sometimes it manifests as words and I swear to god I just heard Pippin Took say “many breakfasts” into my brain
"unmute this!! 😂" kay, but I'm deaf
Hey guys!! Sorry for not posting lately, quarantine is kicking my butt. Let’s keep in good spirits and get to thinking.
“Share your favorite sign and why?”
My favorite sign as of now is “whale,” because it’s one of my favorite animals.
"Deafhood is not seen as a finite state but as a process by which deaf individuals come to actualize their deaf identity, positing that those individuals construct that identity around several differently ordered sets of priorities and principles, which are affected by various factors such as nation, era, and class."
H-Dirksen L. Bauman, Open Your Eyes
Hi, how you doing? I just read your ‘how to write deaf characters’ post and appreciated it very much. I’m curious now though, why are cochlear implants controversial among the Deaf community? Also, how do parents/siblings communicate with their Deaf child if they don’t learn sign language (since you mentioned them not learning it is a common thing)? Thank you in advance for your answers and I apologize if this has been asked before.
Hi!
So, cochlear implants are just a big no-no in the Deaf community. At least in my experience. Most born and raised Deaf people believe that cochlear implants are the hearing world’s way of eradicating the Deaf population (kinda). Cochlear implants aren’t a cure for deafness because most of the time they don’t even work. Only certain select people can get implants because you still need to have some level of hearing for it to possibly work. But most importantly, Deaf people don’t want to hear. They love being Deaf and don’t want to be ‘fixed’.
This has also lead to the romanticization of cochlear implants. You always see videos shared on the internet of ‘child hearing mother for the first time’ or whatever. Hearing people cry and proclaim ‘it’s a miracle!’ even though its not. They can’t hear. It’s mechanical and fake. Deaf people looooathe those videos because it makes it seem like being Deaf is a problem when it’s not.
And I’ve already answered your second question here
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