Very funny thread. I guess it's an advantage that we are both deaf, even though my gal can hear quite a bit.
The one thing I always wondered in my mind is how in general, deaf people would lose eye contact when going down on another person, but as my friends have pointed out, the person can react with his/her hands on the deaf person's head. That way, the deaf person knows what kind of pace and whether it's going good or not. I don't realize that I benefit from it, *grins*.
Like others have said already, some women just express big time with their sounds, whether they can hear or not. It's just how they want to RELEASE! Though, for any deaf person, they'd like to know if any sounds they make bother others-- doesn't matter if it's in bed or something else in public.
Props to WVU for telling this true story that really happened recently.
I don't care if I'm deaf or not, it was a great RR story. :aktion033
* CalvinTy
The one thing I always wondered in my mind is how in general, deaf people would lose eye contact when going down on another person, but as my friends have pointed out, the person can react with his/her hands on the deaf person's head. That way, the deaf person knows what kind of pace and whether it's going good or not. I don't realize that I benefit from it, *grins*.
Like others have said already, some women just express big time with their sounds, whether they can hear or not. It's just how they want to RELEASE! Though, for any deaf person, they'd like to know if any sounds they make bother others-- doesn't matter if it's in bed or something else in public.
Props to WVU for telling this true story that really happened recently.
I don't care if I'm deaf or not, it was a great RR story. :aktion033* CalvinTy
Yeah, I do go through some lull times when I'm super busy--- lately, been painting our condo the past couple weekends, and at work, lot of projects going on that I don't have time and unable to check my home computer to surf theRX. So, as each day goes by that I missed everything (and I don't make wagers during this time), I wait until I have more time before I dive myself back online.
That way, I can catch up better than trying to log in for just 5 minutes per night, just not my thing.
Obviously, I'm back today (been offline since the 12th) so I hope that'll stay the case. How are things, Gyno?
* CalvinTy
good to see u back cal one of my favorite posters:toast:Yeah, I do go through some lull times when I'm super busy--- lately, been painting our condo the past couple weekends, and at work, lot of projects going on that I don't have time and unable to check my home computer to surf theRX. So, as each day goes by that I missed everything (and I don't make wagers during this time), I wait until I have more time before I dive myself back online.
That way, I can catch up better than trying to log in for just 5 minutes per night, just not my thing.
Obviously, I'm back today (been offline since the 12th) so I hope that'll stay the case. How are things, Gyno?
* CalvinTy
Tsk tsk, trying to score brownie points with that deaf shrieking friend of yours. Heh, not that you needed the points, LOL.
Told my gal that you want her--- I mean, that you said hello. :hugesmile
Thanks, steak. I enjoy seeing your posts as well, though, seems like some posters lately have gotten on your nerve, eh?
* CalvinTy
