for sultan2979 :
hey, you are not alone! I am on the same level of profound hearing loss and it is difficult to mix with hearing people, as well as the deaf culture, especially if you dont know the ASL. I dont know the ASL, and I have never had any deaf friends, but I do try to meet up with some from time to time. I live and interact mostly with hearing people, and yeah, it has been my greatest challenge to date.
Well, it is difficult to describe but initially I used to hide my disability from others, and luckily I made alot of friends. It was quite stupid, but I had no choice because some people dont want to hang around with those who wear " some weird device behind their ears " !!! Now, I have learnt to be more open about my problem. I feel maybe, you just need a little more confidence. Just remain cool, and speak normally like you do with the guys, and the girls will see how cool you are. LEt them notice hearing aids or cochlear implants if you wear any, but trust me, THEY WILL NOT CARE ABOUT IT. And you have to prove to people, that your disability is not a BIG DEAL to you (how to do this - dont discuss about your problem too much! keep it to yourself, but if a girl wants to know about you curiously, then speak out!) . I know it is not easy, but it requires alot of patience and you should be cheerful and friendly. Most girls dont understand how to deal with hearing impaired guys, but as they grow older things change and get better. Not to forget, girls mature faster than boys. I guess you are not deaf, but with a profound Hearing Loss, and so just talk casually. If you dont follow anything too clearly, just say - hey, would you mind repeating it or speaking a little softly please. This way, the girl is likely to think that you are very cool and you have alot of self-confidence!
Hope this helps, and I am also trying out the same - I have had almost a dozen failed attempts at girls who just misunderstood me !! Dont give up, but dont be desperate either. Enjoy!
ciao!