MY MAINSTREAM SCHOOL EXPERIENCES

WHAT WAS MY EXPERIENCES AS A DEAF PERSON IN MAINSTREAM SCHOOL AND PLEASE FIND OUT IN THIS VIDEO
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[@VisionYT-gq1gu]

I wanna learn sign language in case a deaf person comes to my school and i wanna make friends with them

[@cyagami90]

I wanna learn it bc it's the third most used language in the US

[@josephdurigon4766]

u wanna learn it cuz if a deaf kid comes to ur school that will be ur only friend

[@something6510]

I'd recommend all of you to do it! I'm taking a class for school but I've been amazed with just how much you can convey with your hands and face. Plus Deaf culture is really interesting and you learn so much.

[@sudharsanbalaji1053]

What happens if your deaf friend knows English? You can just write letters.

[@lemonrain6804]

Me too

[@raveenaaujla126]

i know nothing about sign language but ur so pretty

[@zozo.h4962]

Raveena Aujla lol

[@rainyblox7710]

Captions is what I use.

[@user-nl8nq4hm3f]

IKR

[@antonella5435]

If you want you csn use subtitles

[@acia6443]

Turn on titles.

[@MarkTheMagnificent]

I just wanna say thank you for having this channel! My best friend, before she passed away, was deaf but never learned ASL. Never got the hang of it and just dedicated herself to reading lips. Since her passing, I've always wanted to learn ASL in her place and have FINALLY begun my ASL journey in an online course. It's been very helpful and I've learned a lot, but there's only so much you can learn by watching the basic banter in the course I'm taking. I have no one to practice with in real life, but I have a feeling I'd still be struggling quite a bit if I were to find myself in a deaf community and had to rely on the things I've learned thus far. Seeing someone enthusiastically rant or tell casual stories has already been extremely helpful in only the past two days since I've found your channel. So again, I just wanted to say thank you for providing these videos. It's helps a lot to have someone so entertaining and charismatic to offer up this window into their world.

[@harshmnr]

How is your ASL studying going now?? :D ~:~

[@yassercolon1566]

She has to be the coolest/funniest deaf person I’ve ever seen 👌🏼

[@joeyclemenza7339]

dude, thats no joke. she's hilarious!!!!! great sense of humor.

[@Grace_Gibbons]

I love your videos so much!! I don't know much about deaf culture so thank you for making videos like this I can learn about your personal experiences :)

[@j-slay9431]

i find it so cool that although she’s using sign language she can still make such normal videos and act like other utubers (if that makes sense)??

[@yojakim6992]

j-slay JHOOPE

[@mochichimxchim4946]

hey

[@tudormiller8898]

Checkout a British 20 year old deaf youtuber called Jazzy. She does similar videos to Cheyenna. She signs in BSL. 👂💗🇬🇧

[@pillowcloud5748]

Yas! (hi hobi)

[@paolamatrelo3049]

@@clairee4939 jazzy is amazing and funny!

[@AlloMeHearties]

You know, at first, when I came across your channel and you mentioned that you went to Gallaudet University, I immediately thought "is she going to criticise Deaf people like me?" I don't hold any ill feelings toward any Deaf students who attend Gallaudet but I'm slightly frustrated with most of their attitude toward us. (I know not all Deafies are mean) I'm Multilingual Deaf woman from the UK, attended to mainstream education institutions with Deaf units my whole life. I grew up in both worlds and I love both worlds but I do get judged quite harshly mostly by Deaf people more than Hearing people. I did get bullied by hearing kids back in primary school but they were ignorant so I don't blame them, EVERYBODY gets bullied at some point. But I get truly judged and harassed by DEAF people in college, uni and onwards because I'm either not "Deaf enough" or betrayed them because I mingle with hearing people or the fact I'm a Multilingual. Around Uni time, I met some Gallaudet Alumnus and they were so not friendly. They shamed me, told me that I should be fully integrated into Deaf world and not hearing world. I obviously clapped back because they refused to respect my upbringings and tried to force me to neglect my identity and be like them. I got them to check their own attitude. I've asked some of my Deaf friends, they said they had same experience when coming across Gallaudets students/alumnus. They have a bit of "reputation" around the world, especially in Europe. I appreciate their Deaf Pride, I feel the same, but in their eye, they believed I'm not equal as them. And that pisses me off. Like what you said, those hearing kids made fun of you and you felt frustrated because you're not different from them, just different communication. I felt the same with these Deaf people, just different schools. So when I saw this video, it piqued my interest, I was ready to hear you criticise mainstream school and etc just like these Gallaudet alumnus. I was pleasantly surprised to hear the opposite and you highlighted pros/cons about BOTH sides. That was awesome. So thank you for this video. I feel more appreciative. Because I'm the same as you, i didn't want to go to Deaf school because it did not match my education needs. But unlike you, I didn't want to try out a Deaf school near me because they don't have core subjects on their curriculum, (I'm 28, back then it was so different, now its slightly better than it used to be back in my time) they had entry level subjects. I just decided nah. My mindset since I could walk is i would choose my education over friends, over Deaf people even because I knew as a Deaf person, we will have to work harder, to prove everybody wrong, that we can do it just like them. That's why I just didn't care if I ended up being isolated (Luckily I didn't...) Anyway I was kinda surprised to hear that even you went to Gallaudet (obv coming from mainstream background), you still shared similar struggle as I did, being in the middle, the sense of not belonging. I was the same. Even now, I'm still in the middle of both worlds and the mini divisions within the entire world both side but I'm fine with that because I'm my own person and I don't give a shit as from day one, I know who I am and I was lucky to have opportunities in BOTH worlds, I'm able to move both worlds and able to communicate both ways you know? So Deaf people, just be who you are, be proud of your identity, of where you come from, which school you went to. Just own it. Don't give anybody your permission to define you, only you get to do that. If you come across idiots that criticise you, clap back! Educate them. Be kind and polite. These type of people are ignorant and it's up to you to educate them and if they still refuse to listen, just walk away and just know it's not you, it's not your faults. Many Deaf people I know blamed themselves, and unfortunately, out of those people, three Deaf people I know personally, at different times, decided to chose suicide because of all of this BS. And it is scary to actually witness how they were rejected by their own people and it really did the number on their mental wellbeing. And it sucks. In any world, you got to have the thick skin, don't let any BS get to you, and most importantly, don't let anyone dim your light inside you. Sorry for sh*t long comment but just had to say all of this. Enjoyed your video and your channel. You got a subscriber here. :)

[@CheyennaClearbrook]

Hello!!! I THANK YOU FOR SUCH AN INSPIRING COMMENT! yes, I completely understand where you come from and being in the middle of both worlds. It gave you both experiences to experience where you can understand BOTH, a way to educate BOTH worlds. I would never regret about going to mainstream school for my own educational needs even though deaf schools may be good for social skills but the education system can be so so. After all, there is ALWAYS pros and cons. It even made me more disappointed with deaf people who are well known in the deaf community and their attitudes towards others who came with different backgrounds. the deaf community is so small and there is nothing wrong with coming from different backgrounds OR different spectrums of deafness. it is so sad that they became ignorant and cared for their reputations way more than interacting with other deaf people, they are missing it out but not us!!!! we get to experience and share with our experiences towards others, not them. smiles YES, you are completely right!! everyone else gets bullied in different reasons and experiences to share with. you gonna do you, not letting others stop you from achieving your own goal EVEN ELITE DEAF PEOPLE! they can be either jealous or other because they never get to experience with interacting the hearing world. they have been staying inside the bubble for so long time but you popped your bubble. again thank you for sharing your experience and your bravery.

[@juliagonzalez4416]

I truly understand how much you went through a lot agony times between deaf and hearing world bullies but did not means they only such bad guy in both world but hey the only need focus on what best of you not think of others what they think of you because it not worth of anyone time because you deserve be happy that important. As far goes with deaf people who likely judged bullied its because they jealousy of someone not stay as deaf culture such as deaf identity but didnt matter which identity are, you just know what your heart wants most you chose for you nobody else. Not even deaf people it's not worth their time be ur enemies if you cant stay be legal deaf enough be with their group but hey itd not worth of fight for them. What worth fighting is your identity what you truly are than follow ur heart you will know what to do. If anybody insult you like deaf people judge you than please report office if happen. This main time its same thing meaning bully need stop!!! You doing great and amazing do what you are and yet still very young you have whole life opportunity front of you just prepare for a lot pressure of college. Good luck just be you don't worry about nobody else. You doing great!!!! 🙂🤟

[@ticcitoby4419]

​@@CheyennaClearbrook esa hermosa qué andas haciendo preciosa mía hace tiempo que no veo ningún vídeo tuyo y que haya subido alguno te quiero preciosa me gustas mucho

[@leticiaibarra7211]

I almost have the same experience with my mainstream school. I am Deaf and my whole family is hearing except my sister and they don’t really Sign Language at all, which really sucks. I always wanted to go to Deaf school because I was tired of communication barriers. My former schools had Deaf program and I was grateful for that, but I felt it wasn’t enough . I didn’t even accept myself as Deaf when I was young and I was very confused with my identity as Deaf like I sometimes accept who I am and then hearing people would say something bad and awful that changes my mind. I struggled with this issues with my childhood. I was even bullied by hearing people just because of my deafness. I finally learned more about Deaf culture and then I finally accept and am proud of who I am. I totally agree with you about the perspectives of Deaf people on mainstream and deaf school.

[@flowwithdeaflife]

It is worse to feel like I don’t know which I belong in between the deaf world and hearing world. I am deaf. I don’t know what the deaf person looks like until I was 16 years old and I start social in deaf events. It’s a huge change for me. I lost many hearing friends at this time. I don’t know what I do. My hearing friends complain that I hang out with my deaf friends so much. It's hard to balance with both worlds. I have a few deaf friends. I accept from Gallaudet Universe in next fall. I feel more excited so I can more experience but many people don’t think I will not happy at college as I am in high school. I am like which I belong to? And who i am? My deaf friends encourage me to go to Gallaudet University to take more experiences than I do normally. Also, I love to listen your story about deaf person in mainstream so it help me feel better and not alone that way. I feel like I miss everything since ago so I have to patience through it.

[@macrick]

Kid, friendship these days are a matter of convenience . And I am normal.

[@benjaminsvlog7392]

I know the feeling, I've been in mainstream at public school for 6 years (1994-2000) and I have been through a lot like you where we'd feel isolated...few hearing friends while there is several more deaf/hard-of-hearing friends etc. Then transferred to The Learning center for the Deaf (2000-2009) from Elementary through High School, which is now Marie Philip School at TLC. TLC had a huge impact on me, I've gained development on social skills, independence living at Boys Residence etc. Vocational program - Career, Technology and Education - CTE where we develop skills such as copying, laminating to apply today's work field such as schools. My friendship has gotten better during that time, during mainstream i was so loss, isolated...also was bullied at first when joined TLC etc. You're not alone. I agree that Gallaudet will be great opportunityto increase more friendship. I attneded hearing college (Massasoit community College), with interpreters, no issues at all, and made new friends but as of now several has walked away....not easy.

[@k1vcc]

Nicole, Deaf_Life_ how did you become deaf?

[@Altered-By-Christ]

I Understand the Feeling Been Living in the Hearing World All My Life And Yet I Don't Fit in In the Deaf Community Culture Because I'm HOH and Some deafies treat me like an Outsider well I Am Who I Am I Will Find The Ones Who Love and Accept Me for Me.... Hearing or Deaf!! Periodt!! 🤷🏽‍♀️😁😁😁

[@juliagonzalez4416]

Hi! I understand where you coming from but it your life do whatever you feel right and comfortable than go ahead what you chose ....I suggest not worry about anyone has say about you it's better ignore negative.....I understand that your deaf friends try encouraging you go college which good start and if hearing people complain why you hang out with deaf people than tell them why not because how they feel if hearing people don't social as deaf usually out with deaf event are big different. I grew up hearing world never been deaf cultures. My boyfriend hearing he learn sign language and speak communication we sometime miscommunications we not perfect and world not perfect either. Deaf culture against me because of my oral with sign language but hey that's too bad thatd not my problem. The thing is if hearing or deaf people upset where you were going its not their problem. It's your life you can do whatever you wish to go deaf events, friends and etc but most importantly is focus on your happiness 🙂

[@allisonhigham5472]

I love watching you sign!! I'm currently working on my bachelors in Deaf studies and will be going into an interpreting program once I graduate. ASL is beautiful and should definitely be offered in all levels of school- it's not much effort at all to learn basic phrases and communicate, even if you don't get all the syntax and grammar, so those of you commenting you want to learn, go out and do it! Use lifeprint.com it's a website one of my professors (he and his wife are Deaf and teach ASL) uses as an aid in class and its awesome.

[@roonboo96]

Thanks for sharing! I’m a teacher, and hearing, but my first job was teaching at a school that had a program for Deaf/hard of hearing students and I was their teacher. We had interpreters for them and I also acted sometimes as interpreter to give the regular interpreters a break during assemblies and stuff. The Deaf kids at this school were often alone in class without their Deaf classmates, but they were involved completely in school life. They took drama, music, joined sports teams...the hearing kids would sit with them at lunch and learned to sign...it was a really great place to teach and I’m really sad the school closed. I’m sorry your mainstream experience wasn’t as fully involved but we are the sum of our experiences and it looks like you have taken the best lessons from it all!

[@vbentley9193]

I'm hearing and I sign. I've been watching your videos to improve my signing vocabulary and I have watched this story over and over, with and without captions. Thank you so much for all of your videos. I'm trying to reconnect with the deaf community, and the reason is part of my story.

[@lunelilyonrunescape]

A bonus to watching your videos is that they’re perfect for my lunch break at work; no sound/headphones necessary. But today I’m watching on Saturday morning, because your videos have such great content. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective and experiences, not only for fellow Deaf people who are struggling with their identity in a majority hearing culture, but also for hearing people to learn a little bit about what it’s like to be Deaf in a hearing majority. I feel like your and other Deaf KZbinrs’ videos can help make hearing people more educated and better equipped to communicate with, and provide the proper accommodations for, Deaf people. Thank you for what you do!!

[@emanandchill]

This is my favorite type of ASMR.

[@Jaydon05]

Cheyenne you'r an inspiration for a lot of deaf youngsters! My younger sister is deaf and i learned sign language years ago. Thank you!

[@cheer8520258]

Just finished watching Deaf U and I loved it, which brought me here. I'm a hearing person but remember my elementary school having a group of deaf students, similar to what you mentioned. Most of my classes were mixed with hearing and deaf students and the ASL interpreters were absolutely amazing (from my perspective). We were all taught how to sign the alphabet and basic signs and I was able to have basic communication with my fellow classmates without an interpreter. From what I saw, as a hearing person, I though my school was very inclusive, but I've never knew (or thought to ask) the perspective of a deaf person and their experience. Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@jeffreyl7343]

ILY ur so smart!! I love your brain. You have all of the experiences. I have half and half experiences as well since I have gotten to a deaf school in kindergarten and preschool and mainstream until 8th grade and went to a deaf school in 8th cause I wanted to experience not being lonely so I went but It wasn’t really a good fit because the education level was low.. but.. I went to anther school for 9th and 10th (right now) and it had like 40-50 deaf kids. I’m so happy there because they let me attend mainstream classes but don’t suffocate me with not socializing. I love that you’re so respectful and intelligent ❗️❗️💛

[@JessicaT-SelenaQPFan95]

Cheyenna the JR. HS & HS I went to had the mainstream program. It was smaller than yours. Counting the JR. HS & HS there were only around 12 deaf and hard of hearing students. We did not have many educational interpreters in my county in Northern California. So the students had to take buses to my schools. They also tried to sign the kids up for the same required classes. So they had enough interpreters for both schools. I'm hearing and became friends with most of the deaf & HOH students. I learned ASL because I was fascinated with the language and I also wanted to be able to communicate with them. To this day I'm still learning ASL & the culture. I will forever love and respect ASL. Sorry for TMI.

[@Voxann]

That’s interesting you experienced both deaf school and mainstream school. I grew up mainstream with other deaf kids in a deaf classroom. I had schedule to go to classrooms then back to Deaf classroom between classes. My interpreter would come with me to each class and back. I saw my deaf friends often that way besides lunch and recess. It wasn’t until 15 yr old for the first time, Mom and I moved to other state where I ended up only deaf student. It was pretty lonely most of the time but I forced myself to be brave and sat with group of hearing girls who seemed friendly. They didn’t get mad at me or be snobby cuz I can tell right behavior identify who is nice and who is snobby (from past experience in middle school). I made some hearing friends but sadly, they never asked me to hang out after school. It sucked. After graduation, I told my mom I wanted to attend NTID/RIT and after I went, I was much happier there because I get to social with both deaf and hearing that way. It fits with my life and needs because I was used to it. Oh, and guess what? My senior year in high school was the worst because I lost my terp. She choose to work at other job terp and my school couldn’t find a replacement. I was mad at that experience cuz I ended up with a typist who would type what is said. Awful time ever. Never again. Anyway, Thanks for sharing your experience. That was interesting! Yeah, every deaf person have different experiences! Cheers.

[@croco12]

oh that was interesting, to learn more about deaf people, and by the way i love your jacket you look amazing

[@Grace-xl8wm]

Your videos are great ASL comprehension practice for me as well as insight on Deaf culture. I hope you will continue to post videos about your experiences!

[@pineappletv625]

I can understand you so much. I’m not deaf but I lived in China for two years and even tho my school was an international one there were still many Chinese and Korean students who couldn’t speak good English. I was the only German in my grade and at some point also the only European. Although I could speak English with almost everyone it was still hard because the Chinese and Koreans and other people would just stay in their groups and speak their languages. Especially in PE classes, I was always left out in the teams. It’s very, very tough to be surrounded by many people with which you can’t properly communicate. Also cultural differences were hard to surpass sometimes. I’m very glad that I found a friend, she’s also Chinese, who I could talk to without her just ignoring me. We are still good friends although it has been over 2 years since we’ve seen each other the last time. I’m amazed on how you managed to go through your school time. I’ve been only in a similar situation for 2 years and it was already very hard. I respect you very much and I’m glad I have come across your channel.

[@harmonymorse704]

Hey! Where did you live in China? I lives in the capital of Qing Hai for 7 years 😊 we just moved back about a year ago.

[@shayaroha6656]

Make more videos as I’ve ran out of videos to watch of yours!! I have just told your friend Aly to make more videos as I’m running out of videos to watch of hers!! I’ve watched every single video of yours xxxx

[@richtaub]

Thanks for explaining about your experience. I'm just learning sign and though have some trouble sometimes w/out reading the captions I'm slowly learning to "read" sign ;)

[@mariah7087]

Sadly, had to turn on subtitles but im glad i know what she is saying!

[@wolfthis7388]

Oh my gosh!! What's the anime picture in the background?? Looks like something from fushigi yuugi

[@nikopoh2370]

I'm not good with big words but I would like to give you my best wishes and love

[@kanoxisolegar]

Hello! Well I bumped into your video by accident and I have to say it is the most unique video I have seen on KZbin .Very interesting!

[@mogdor]

This is some really great unintended ASMR!

[@kimbasciano_]

You look so pretty!! love seeing your videos xoxo

[@Thehouseofsound]

Ur the best Cheyenna keep doing what you are doing 😘

[@jasminevineyard6582]

wow mine is opposite, I went deaf school at japan then to Mainstream school and im hard of hearing i talked to everyone but i use ASL all my life. i sometimes have hard time to understand them and i wear hearing aids and prefer sign ASL and became habit to use ASL. i will always use ASL and it's my Identity

[@jrydudecool]

Your very cute and you can really learn about a person and what there life is about the way they act and look. I hope your having a good life and many more to come. Have a wonderful day. ;)

[@anniesnow6243]

I love your hair! the color is really good on you 🥰

[@dem5571]

I always wanted to learn sign language. This is so cool in happy I found your channel!

[@alisuzannenewton4384]

Thank you for sharing! I grew up being homeschooled, public schooled, and private schooled. In a way I went through culture shock switching schools. There were some education programs that didn't provide quality education, but just like you Im thankful for the experiences! What are your thoughts on a hearing person that is fluent in ASL and is involved with deaf culture teaching deaf students?

[@editsbyerin954]

Is anyone sitting here just thinking that we have a whole language using hands! It’s fascinating.

[@Mr.L9]

Ur not alone, I have been there before. My elementary and middle school had deaf programs but it was okay. Also my high school was worse cuz there is no program for that. I was only one in my classes with a interpreter. And I was antisocial too. Ofc I graduated but It was bad experiences lol. You can do this and keep it up to finish your school 👍🏼

[@Derpderpson123]

The blond suits you very well :3

[@harshmnr]

Thanks for sharing your experience, that is really interesting and it's sad that they didn't let deaf kids participate in some things. I feel like if the school has that big of a deaf program, they would have some ASL classes for the hearing kids so they can all communicate. (If you were at my school, I would totally want to be friends with you!!) On another note it was so funny when you talked about the situation like "the interpreter doesn't need to listen to me going to the bathroom" hahaha. ~:~

[@profoundmango6997]

Holy crap! Subtitles work guys!!! Hear her out!

[@jaydavis5374]

Like I said... the hand pointing is mad cute n perfect 😫🥴 love your personality so bright

[@sarah-annj6678]

Girll you lying Gallaudet is like next door to where i live and I'm going on a field trip there and to the deaf Starbucks for my ASL class

[@kaytube9422]

Just found your channel and love your videos so much

[@-IiIiana]

you’re so pretty😍

[@SteveK_Dancer]

Same to you. You're so spectacular.😍😍

[@lemonrain6804]

You are sweet no matter what you are kind and pretty

[@ukiyoyt1750]

I'm taking online schooling and one of the languages in sign language, I wasn't sure about it till now, but I'm definitely going to

[@loveleenkaur4838]

I love your hair you are so pretty ❤️🤟🏼

[@thien_kkim1311]

you go girl!!

[@mollywatererin2984]

Craziest asmr video i have slept to!

[@osbaldocabrera922]

I want to learn. Who could help me out to start with the music sign. I have to Put CC but better if I could learn it

[@gracebullockmusic451]

omg you’re so precious

[@corinnem8494]

I have a question. I’ve watched others who have said that ASL and other sign languages from other countries are pretty much as different as spoken languages are. However, some romance Latin based languages have significant similarities between them. I wondered if this is the same say between ASL and BSL? I’m learning BSL but it would be nice to know that if I did come across a user of ASL that we could at least communicate a little bit. Have you ever met a foreign sign language user and if you have what was your impression from it? (Sorry, super long explanation 😬)

[@ebu5390]

I would like to know how did you became an actress and how did you work as deaf person.

[@shannonwilliams1941]

You look great!!! 😘

[@adelina38]

She’s so beautiful

[@mollytaylor8122]

I know this isn't what you wanted us to take away from your video, but I gotta say it anyway - I LOVE your bomber jacket!

[@abdulrahmanabdelaziz8660]

0:21 That's smile. That damned smile.

[@Moeheat85]

Amazing story😍😘

[@rolandovillalobos1164]

Much love from New Mexico!

[@50subswithnovideos55]

I have no idea what’s being said here but I already love you lol I wanna learn sign language because my nans deaf and also if I meet a deaf person at school or outside of school

[@mylene_b]

You can turn on the closed captions

[@narutouzamakloce422]

please don't stop making videos 😟💓

[@user-mr8et6tp5q]

You should day life as college in galladuet university!!

[@jasonwong7140]

I love how you sign your name

[@SuaSponte75]

I'm learning ASL through your videos

[@patrickpearce84]

We don't need to change to fit into society. Society needs to change to fit into us.

[@vxtsxr2425]

I honestly find it so satisfying to see people speak sign language

[@wei-ou7of6en1c]

You are awesome, I envy you

[@desharrison7722]

Any people hear from NYC?? Looking to make deaf friends

[@SteveK_Dancer]

My interaction would change with all people are deaf I will be fine. If all people are hearing, It will be hard and will need to communicate with paper and pen.😔

[@liamrourke2925]

I’m only one deaf in maintenance school I’m pretty lonely most times

[@sillymemehereaha1011]

Ik this comment was posted 3 years ago, and I am too a deaf student in a mainstream school and it’s really so isolating some times.

[@tony_boston]

Hi Cheyenne, I would like to talk to you in life, I did not when I did not communicate with a deaf person, tell me is it difficult to learn sign language? Привет Cheyenne, очень хотел бы пообщаться с тобой в жизни, я не когда не общался с глухим человеком, скажи трудно ли выучить язык жестов?

[@sh4dowaxe524]

Hey, just a curious question. I have always wondered why deaf people move there mouth when they speak. I understand that it maybe can help somehow. It is hard for me to understand as a hearing person. Your new hair really fit you btw. :D

[@nadiarodriguez7001]

Some people read lips and, it helps interpret words with hand gestures

[@stevenlantz4173]

I am interested in your video work I sent an email but it bounced back, Thanks.

[@hopechurch6508]

I am deaf Most part of your story is almost same as me.

[@stephv3839]

I am a mainstream deaf person who lives in hearing world with hearing family

[@zahidkhan-wu7tm]

Where are you from Sweden?

[@matthewesparza5940]

This Is asmr

[@AncientZoned]

You mentioned your birthday was two days from that upload date so that means your date is February 10th?

[@marleigh5606]

I really need to learn sign language

[@lollopiro1858]

You are fantastic

[@zozo.h4962]

I wish I understood sign language😭

[@feliciawilliams8585]

Wow cool story my school are Ohio School for the Deaf

[@AlexSmith-pd8cn]

You cute!

[@lightmoe2480]

Who watched the whole vid and doesn't understand sign language

[@mylene_b]

You can turn the closed captions on. :)

[@faithfulfake]

I have one question. Why such concern where to belong, the part about which group, mainstream or deaf school? I know nothing about deaf culture, I just love watching your videos so please dont take this the wrong way. It just seems irrelevant to me that she would worry so much about that.

[@byrydyanareyespopd3380]

Good thing i know sigh languenge

[@mr_kittycat5033]

Hi are you Deaf but I enjoyed your channel

[@celesteradcliffe2081]

Why not you can write a book story life experience? Hearing and deaf will read it . I learned uncle said mighty 🖊 to writers the author of book. I don’t care mainstream or deaf schools. Of course, May happen bullies both hearing and deaf students.remember that 7 deadly sin common this 🌎. It’s important to be yourself so ambition what you dream to be successful your goal. I did not graduate Gallaudet or college. I fought hearing impacts job to become truck driver for 28 years old. Who told impossible this.but God said possible things your experience impacts to break barriers. Good luck your bright future than never to get too late.keep your faith. 😉

[@thanksforall1645]

Привет

[@CP-cf2gb]

Will hearing aids help?

[@mylene_b]

Deafness is a spectrum and hearing aids don't work for everyone. They might make you hear a little bit better, but you might not understand everything or they might not change your hearing at all, so yeah.

[@cutieunie2893]

How can I understand that?

[@exaggeratedswagger7485]

Cutie Unie turn on the captions

[@justanotherperson-_-8132]

2:49 lmao

[@jennileeels]

Captions.. turn them on

[@mb.7014]

If you’re deaf and you speak sign language than why do you talk without making a sound

[@joeyclemenza7339]

i would TOTALLY have wanted to be your friend. in grammar school, i was usually the one who stood up for those being bullied... as i myself was also bullied. then again, it would've been easier to want to be your friend as a kid. as a teenager, thats another story... let me explain. lol And not to sound like a shallow asshole..... but if we were in the same high school, your beauty alone would give me the strength to at least TRY and converse with you - though it'd be twice as intimidating. though say i were to muster the strength to converse with you, i would've found that you're not only gorgeous but really funny!!! i mean, yeah. it would be intimidating to try and have a conversation with you because ASL (at least to me) seems like a really hard language to master. nevertheless, i would try... just given your beauty alone. the minute i found out how awesomely hilarious you were, i would do whatever it took to learn as fast as i could. you're a really interesting woman. it's a shame that gets lost on people who can't even try to find that out.

[@mateoslab]

i like that jacket

[@03_alfiansyah_1a2]

Hey can you make a video with your voice? I'm just curious about your voice. Sorry if I offend you

[@pandorin2348]

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