#13 Hate this world.
No more regrets, he is happy the way he is.
#12 Embarrassment.
I feel sad for him, may be if he would have told her that he is deaf, things would have been different now.
Or may be he was just sacred that she would leave him if she comes to know that he is deaf so he kept quite.
#11 Can do everything.
Often normal people pass random judgments about a person who has hearing impairment, without realising that they are capable of doing all the things which a normal person can do, except hearing.
#10 Love.
Only a person suffering from an impairment, will understand exactly how the other person with impairment feels.
This is why they share each others pain with love.
#9 We understand what you say.
People make fun of them by cracking jokes, passing comments, thinking that they can't hear. But, they know how to lip read. Be nice to them.
#8 One among us.
Treat them as if they are one among us, like a normal human being.
Just because they wear hearing aids doesn't make them a different person.
#7 Stop faking.
If you feel for them, be nice with them, showing fake sympathy towards them will only make them more realise about their impairment.
#6 About to hear for the first time.
We would never understand that happiness of hearing the sound of our beloved ones for the first time after putting the hearing aid.
#5 Feel it!
Also they have their own unique ways to feel and enjoy the things which they desire the most.
#4 Revenge.
Never let them down, you don't know how the tables may turn in future.
#3 Depressed.
Everyone of us have our own wishes, and sometimes due to some reason it remains only as a 'wish' rather than making it a reality.
#2 You look stupid.
Definitely you'll look stupid if you're yelling at a person who has a hearing impairment.
#1 Wanna be normal.
She likes being normal, so she has her own way to communicate which can make her feel normal.
