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:Di work in customer service. deal with hearing people ALL day long. they do not always know i am Deaf. would you place a 'sign' that states you are Deaf to let hearing customer know? just curious.

:Di work in customer service. deal with hearing people ALL day long. they do not always know i am Deaf. would you place a 'sign' that states you are Deaf to let hearing customer know? just curious.

1. covering mouth when they speak (or talking with mouth full of food) 2. assuming i understand everything they say! 3. turn up your hearing aid means, so you can hear me. 4. not facing me in coversation. i could go on and on. :shock:

South Jersey here. :)

:P I totally agree! Just think how wonderful it will be to learn another language. You will be able to communicate with your child and ASL is a beautiful, visual language you will love!

This is so true. And sad. In my eyes, I am married, but the state of NJ calls it Civil Union. I'm hoping one day that we will be married in the eyes of the state and federally as well. I hope to see this in my lifetime.

First off...YOU ARE NOT WORTHLESS. My suggestion to you is: Sit down and have a heart to heart with your spouse...let him know how you feel and what you are going through. He needs to be patient and understanding with you, especially right now. Also, I don't know if you know ASL or not...

full time...data entry.

where did you find your pin? i'm assuming online? that's creative. for the most part i don't like to be tapped on the shoulder from behind, there is a woman at work who does that and it scares the *poop* out of me every time. and i tell her, but she still does it. whatever, i suppose...

thank you for the welcome, and yes, i do believe i will stick around for a bit.

syntax and grammar and vocabulary make it a language different than what the majority is using. i say "yes."

to each his/her own. when it feels right, then you know and you want to marry that person. i knew i was going to be with my partner forever the moment i layed eyes on her. we've been together slightly over a year and are engaged to marry in may 2008. when you know you just "know".

i agree 100%. gay, straight, hearing, deaf...who cares? if your happy and in love that's all that matters. do what feels right for you!

pm? is that instant messaging? i would be happy to have any information you have on usher's or blind/deaf employment. thank you for the welcome btw.

ha. or i like how if you can hear just alittle bit and you speak well, people at work may not think your deaf. or your faking it. :pissed: people are dumb.