Deaf Person in a Hearing Family Part 2 - The Talk After Dinner

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@daniellebrown2919 5 лет назад

I laughed too hard at Ryan saying he would be a football jock if he wasn’t deaf😂😂😂

@signedbeauty8896 5 лет назад

My heart hurts... it makes me so sad to see deaf feeling like a burden. Deaf people are amazing and bring a language and culture that is so special to this world. I wouldn't ever want my mom to change because I love the life I have because of her. I know sign language and have a connection to soo many people I wouldnt otherwise have. I always interpret for my mom and I get to be part of more conversations because of that :) great video guys

@GeeaRCee 4 года назад

8:55

@premiumsound1002 5 лет назад

Not only was that informative, but it showed us how much you love each other. Loved it!

@oceanss2159 5 лет назад

You mentioned things which many couples would easily turn into a fight but you both communicated calmly and with compassion which was beautiful to watch. I admire you both for that <3

@SassyTheWhiteMaltese 5 лет назад

This made me tear up a little. You both clearly love each other it's beautiful.

@beamerino 4 года назад

"I want to do better for you" yep I'm totally not crying

@coldtink93 5 лет назад

“I would be a football jock...woo!” 😂😂😂

@conflictpersona8 4 года назад

This was really emotional and you could see how painful it was for her to see that he felt that way abt being a burden. Im glad this video was uploaded.

@Megulator2 5 лет назад

Conversations like this are the things that will make your relationship last a lifetime. Thank you for sharing this part of your life and this experience.

@perryhunwick6721 5 лет назад

Ryan say “Oh I’m bothering her or I’m not.. you know or she doesn’t want to do this for me”

@valloriya 5 лет назад

Damn. These two people love each other

@ashsummers5877 4 года назад

This hits waaaay too close to home. I couldn't even finish the video. The feeling of being a burden and wondering why someone would want to be your partner when they can find someone that's not disabled is something that I relate way too much to. I just wanted to say that I really appreciate that you guys make videos like this. While I'm not deaf, I'm disabled in other ways and I think I really needed to see videos that show healthy ways of coping with the obstacles it presents and communicating to others about it. I've only just recently stumbled upon you guys and I am so thankful that I have.

@mynephewisawesome 4 года назад

I just burst into to tears when he said you should find a hearing boyfriend. That he felt so bad broke my heart.💔 you are not inferior to anyone because of your deafness. You are very considerate , smart, kind and have chosen to keep improving yourself all your life, which not everyone does hearing or not. Be proud of the person you are i dont even know you ive only watched half your videos and im proud of you both as people.

@jkalb1744 4 года назад

Ellen, remember that usually on a big job like interpreter for 3 to 5 hours you would definitely have another interpreter with you to tag team when you notice you are fatigued. Interpreting solo for that many hours you will definitely be tired and you will make mistakes. I am sure you did awesome because you interpret with love.

@OurSignedWorld 5 лет назад

Hey. Zach and I have the same issues to be honest. Even though I am an interpreter for my career, he still feels like he is a burden. I hate it when he says that as well. I always tell him I never feel that way. i just find it hard navigating all the conversations. Some people are talking to me, my nephews interrupt, another person is trying to talk with Zach at the same time and is asking me to interpret. ETC its a lot. Holidays are very different than our every day life with just him and I. We definitely need to get time together after all the holidays are over :)

@BurnItUpp2009 5 лет назад

I recently discovered you guys and I cannot stop watching your videos! I have always been super interested in learning sign language but my anxiety has always stopped me. Any who, you two are utterly adorable and it's clear you have such a special relationship 🥰🥰

@parkinfurkmaz2877 4 года назад

Ryan is a symbol of true masculinity. A man who is not afraid to open up about his insecurities, and be honest and patient towards his girlfriend. Can totally understand when he says why don't you just get a hearing boyfriend; whenever you come across social situations where you feel like you have a certain quality that makes you inferior, it starts to tamper with your rational view of reality. I had a girlfriend who would often make very old Australian pop culture references that I didn't understand and it made me think (even for just a little while) why doesn't she find someone who's more 'Australian' than me? Truth be told, I subconsciously knew she loved me regardless of that, as I'm sure is the case here, but the question still entered my mind every now and then.

@edithm4359 5 лет назад

I feel what Ryan said. I was hard of hearing, I grown up a hearing culture. Now I can't hear anything. My family never use sign language, and people around me also not. I have no choice,just read about lips. It is very tiring, and yes I also feel myself like a burden. It is hard to living like that, but I do my best. I like watching your videos, you can help me develop my english skill and my ASL at the same time. I wish you all of the best! :)

@spicymangooo 4 года назад

I near bawled, this was so intimate. Thank you for putting this up. I'm hearing and learning asl because I think it's a little something i could do because i interact with people at work. This was truly lovely.