Hero_Prinny

It's... Been tough. My signing is not as good as a native Deaf person's, and other students can tell. I wouldn't say that they "reject" me necessarily, but they tend to talk with people who are more like them. That is, other Deaf students.

It's one of the only places you can go to completely immerse yourself in an ASL environment. Since I want to be an ASL interpreter, it seemed like the most logical choice.

From my personal experience, there's a lot of drama. From what I hear, this is normal in the Deaf community, so I just keep to myself mostly. I can't really speak for the Deaf community when it comes to this topic, so take that with a grain of salt.

Students seem to generally be aware that farts make noise, so I've never heard anyone fart in class. But my roommate is Deaf and I fart ALL. THE. TIME. Thankfully, he can't hear them. Smelling them is a different story.

Yes. I'll tell you one.

There was a Deaf man that drove up to a railroad crossing. There was construction work on the rails, and the crossing guard sticks were down.

After waiting for a long time, the deaf man got some paper and wrote a note to one of the construction workers.

The note said:

PLEASE BUT!