Why do you like being deaf?

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Published 2021-11-11
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DISCLAIMER: I am solely speaking toward my experiences as a deaf individual. Everyone's experiences are diverse and I can speak for and represent myself. My opinions are my own and I do not represent the opinions of everyone in the deaf community.

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All Comments (21)
  • @DarkkestNite
    as a hearing student, the more ASL I learn the more I wish everyone could sign! sometimes other hearing people mouth words slowly to try and communicate silently or through a window and I never understand it, lipreading is so damn hard T-T
  • @T0rnii
    It's so cute how your dog is so interested in your signs! it took him like half the video before he realized you weren't talking to him xD
  • I remember when I was younger noticing two people signing while waiting for a train to pull out, one was inside the train and the other was on the platform. I thought that was hella awesome, something people who don't know sign language wouldn't be able to do. They were just so chill and having a long and detailed conversation, which passed the time and was obviously a nice way to say ciao before the train pulled out.
  • As a HOH person who is only becoming immersed in ASL and the Deaf community (hearing upbringing) at 15, life is so much easier now that I can sign. I also feel a lot less alone in my experiences! Finally I know people who can understand my problems and stuff.
  • Sadly I’m the unfortunate one not having access to ASL because of a hearing parent. And learning at my local community college I’m sorta conflicted when a hearing people learn asl for both negative n positive reasons. I think most ASL classes should include deaf history because a many few don’t understand they can’t make their own sign names cursing in asl is funny
  • @disneybachelor
    I can tell you're a film student, Chrissy. The quality, framing, lighting, and editing on this are spectacular! Well done. I can't wait to see your full productions one day. By the way, feel free to contact me for professional open captioning when your schedule gets hard to keep up with. I do that professionally and I'd provide that to you for free. P.S. Willow is the cutest.
  • @emcohnway
    I am Hungarian and hard of hearing myself. I've been learning ASL (more from a Sign Supported English heavy perspective to get used to signing more) and Hungarian Sign Language and my dream is to become an interpreter / translator. That's the good thing about learning two different sign languages that I can translate too. Can't wait to learn more. I always loved sign language since I have been introduced to it as a child and wanted to learn it straight away but unfortunately there aren't many opportunities to learn in my country, especially as a child ir adolescent. As I had more and more hearing loss the more it interested me. I think it's fascinating how different ASL BSL and HSL are. They are all very beautiful. I have been following you for a while and just love your energy and your attitude to life. Can't wait to see more of you and the content you create. 🤟🏼
  • @vexilloviolet
    Hi there! I just started watching some of your videos and they've been really helpful! I am hearing, but I've been losing my voice. Communicating has been a challenge and so I started learning ASL. Made me realize how important it is in every day use even if I am hearing. I wish they could have taught us this in school
  • I see how good these are. I sleep well, I have minor hearing loss so I will hear plane. I try to hear people but don’t catch all that’s said. Learning ASL but it’s challenging me. Love it though.
  • @SewlockHolmes
    So lovely to see another one of your videos! I've been holding off on taking more ASL classes until I can take them in person but I've been finding your videos to be super helpful in making sure that I don't lose all of my vocabulary. Thanks for injecting this bit of positivity into a tough time! :D
  • Finally some positive things being said about deafness! Love the video! P.S. I recommend you get someone to Accurately caption your videos, your voice isn't too bad but there are words that are a bit harder to understand and you sign quite fast. You can just have a family member do it if you can. (This was not meant to sound rude but I understand if it does seem rude, but I mean for this to be polite)
  • @AmberRooster
    Great to see a new video! Thanks for making this! You look great! Love the green eyeshadow 😍😍😍
  • @Dani-xd8fc
    Your makeup and outfit are absolutely perfect, and match so well!!
  • @Lyliume_
    I was so happy you posted! I've been trying to learn more sign language because I grew up learning It and this helps me learn! Thanks!
  • @braddouma5888
    I just found your channel this weekend and really enjoy your videos. They are well done and not too long. :) It also helps me to keep up on my ASL in a fun way. Keep up the great work!
  • @claireashley427
    You are adorable! There are absolute positives of being deaf! Love this video!!❤❤🤟
  • @amanatee27
    This was awesome to watch! I'm trying to pick up more ASL and seeing common signs in conversation really helps! Also fascinating to learn about your experience of course :]
  • I Really appreciate your use of spoken language in this video. I'm still fairly new to ASL so it makes it a lot easier to understand your videos when you speak. Thank you so much keep up the amazing work. Love your channel
  • @naiyahp
    I like that although you are deaf you can talk using ASL and your voice. Your awesome and I love your channel please make more videos