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This piece explores the contrasting experiences of being deaf versus hearing. While hearing individuals enjoy the comfort of sound and social interactions, those who are deaf may feel isolated and struggle with communication. The article highlights the joys of being able to hear music and participate in activities effortlessly, contrasted by the challenges of missing out on sounds and social cues. It emphasizes that, despite the differences, many day-to-day experiences remain the same, underscoring a nuanced understanding of deafness in society.
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Deafness By: Deana Van Brocklin
Not Being Deaf • You have a sense of belonging just in the fact that you can hear and understand everyone around you. • You can participate in regular activities and school easier. • Never have to second guess what people are saying. • Always able to rely on familiar sounds to keep you aware of what’s going on. • You get to enjoy music and singing.
Being Deaf Deaf ‘singing.’ • Feel isolated because you can’t always understand what’s going on. • Don’t always find comfort in your family, it might usually be other deaf people. Which gives you guilt for being who you are. • You may miss things that others don’t. • Need to be more aware of where you are and what’s going on because you can’t rely on sound to tell you. • You’ll never be able to enjoy a favorite song and sing along to it.
Similarities • Everything that doesn’t involve hearing is the same. • Reading • Getting ready every day • Exercise • Zero contact sports • Ect.
