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15-year-old Erik Morris is beginning his freshman year of high school at The Ducharme School: a specialty school, following being held back the previous year due to struggles with learning disabilities. Despite initially feeling entirely alone, Erik stumbles across deaf classmate, Leo Soluri, who he quickly begins to feel close to--despite their language barriers--forming a connection like he has never before experienced.

Poetical Writings About The Love Of A Language Which Is Silent & All Within.

Hopefully this helps people learn ASL faster I give credit to http://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/concepts.htm that's where all the signs are coming from

The girl next door is hot, I mean like super hot like hotter than an Arizona summer day. I've had a crush on her since she moved here. The only problem is I've never actually talked to her. I suppose I should introduce myself, my name is Hazel Thorne I'm your normal teenager my hair is long and dirty blonde, I enjoy acting, and of course I'm gay af

Cover is not mine, credit to @tnecb17 Connor Murphy lost his hearing to his own stupidly, he got high and jumped off a bridge near his house. Since then hes had to deal with the consequences. He wonders if anyone'll notice this year, that he's now disabled. No one had up until now, no one but the teachers, no one else talks to him, so no one will, until someone does. Evan Hansen has had Selective Mutism since he was young, he could barely talk to his mother, let alone anyone else, and after the "accident", speaking may not ever be possible. He was always the kid in the background, so he's just had to deal with the consequences. He doesn't ever expect to find someone besides Jared or his mom that can understand his signs, until he does. Warnings: Triggering topics ahead.

(WORK IN PROGRESS, STILL UPDATING, STAY TUNED) Ryan, a spring-time enthusiast, goes on a walk around the park without his hearing aids. It's easier to hear with your eyes rather than your ears, after all. But he runs across a young man with an exceptional forehead, and he couldn't regret not wearing his hearing aids any more than he does in that moment. He can't let this beautiful stranger pass him by. What will he do? And will his attempt to befriend the stranger go anywhere? Find out in my short-story fanfic, Spring.

ChatGPT wrote this. When 13-year-old Skyler, completely Deaf and fluent only in ASL, is placed with yet another foster family, she expects the usual-confusion, pity, and loneliness. What she doesn't expect is the chaos of the Mitchell household, a rainbow-clad little sister who learns to sign from YouTube, a quiet brother who practices the alphabet in his room, and a mom who refuses to give up, even when the school district does. Between a failed school placement, a surprise ASL-fluent teacher, and a living room full of flashcards and laughter, Skyler starts to realize-maybe this time, she's not just another file in the system. Maybe this time, she's home.

College is hard; especially when you are deaf.

If two people meet at the Fountain Sarang, when the city's power outage goes out and the water turns into ice, they are meant to fall in love and have a happily life together. The legend of the light is put on the test when Kaia Collura, a new student who happens to be Deaf, bumps into Wilder Faioes, a charming but mysterious man. The Collura family moves to Reno, Nevada due to the job promotion, and Kaia has one more year left before going to college. It's not time for her to slack off especially if she wants to attend a medical school in order to become a doctor, her dream career. Even though Kaia is upset about the unexpected moving, she still has everything planned out for her future. When the outbreak of the legend occurs, will she be willing to make some adjustments to her plans? When she discovers the secrets, will she leave him when she already creates a strong relationship with his family? When Kaia accidentally spilled her favorite drink on Wilder, he finally found his soulmate. His expectations of his perfect life partner crashes down when he finds out that Kaia is Deaf. Will he push himself to be a better person for Kaia, or will he just give up? Wilder has ONE chance to woo her when Kaia is forced to live with the Faioes family. He can't afford to screw it up especially when he has two major secrets from her. Two secrets that can crush and destroy Kaia and leave a scar forever.

Anna is a 26 year old teacher who has been offered to teach in New York City. She isn't just any teacher though, but she teaches elementary school deaf and hard of hearing children. All she's been wanting to do since she got out of high school was to get a job and start her life. She wasn't planning on falling in love, but will things change when a particular actor takes a fancy in her? Andy Richardson has dreamed of becoming an American Sign Language interpreter since he graduated high school on stage of the closing of Newsies. Since then he's been going to college online to get his degree and he finally managed to get his interpreting license two years after retiring from the closing of Newsies. Now he is interpreter by day, actor by night. He has had a lot of success over the years and has even landed the role of Melchior in Spring Awakening, but he still doesn't feel complete. He wants to find a nice girl somewhere and settle down. What will happen when this young girl comes walking into his life? Interpreting Love is about two people who share the love of American Sign Language and the deaf culture, but want two different things in life. They have their whole lives planned out and have a clear path of what they want, but once they meet their lives will forever change and their path becomes unclear. How will each of them interpret love and will it succeed in the end?

Brendon and Sarah Urie are having a baby!! The vros are as excited as the expectant couple and all their friends and family. Brendon plays music to Sarah's expanding stomach. He sings to his growing child. He can't wait to share his love of music with his baby. He's a cute little chap when he's born. He has daddy's brown eyes and mama's brown hair. He's got the goofiest of grins. He's a good baby. Doesn't cry too much, rarely fussy except when he's tired or hungry. All in all, he's a good baby. But there's something... not quite right. His language development doesn't match his peers. What does that mean?

The whole saying about you miss 100% of the shots you don't take.. well, you also saved yourself the embarrassment of the ball hitting the rim, bouncing off, and landing a few feet away from the hoop in front of the entire court if you just don't even bother. That's the kind of person I was. Skye. Skye was not confident at all. She truly believed that she was not going to find someone who like her for who she was. Because let's be honest, she didn't even like herself. Follow Skye as she learned that she did have so much to offer, especially to the right person.

Sophie gets a visit at Havenfield from an elf who desperately hopes the moonlark can help her deaf daughter overcome the obstacles thrown at her by elvin society. [ORIGINALLY POSTED ON MY AO3, Irina_Derevko, WHICH IS LOST RIGHT NOW]

Red, a nineteen year old hardworking and pessimistic teenager has entered a death game known as "The Game of Shells," an assassin style tournament with the prize of 1 billion dollars, which she plans on spending on her deaf sister and ill mother. After surviving to the next round, the next target assigned to her is a sweet and simple girl, Rebecca. Can Red catch her bounty before the time runs out, or will she become just another casualty in the ever growing death count of "The Game of Shells"

17-year-old Daisy Miller is perfectly fine. Really, she's fine. Until Cannon Kane, the boy who gave her the nickname Deaf Daisy in the second grade, suddenly stops talking, and he is transferred into her classes in hopes he will learn ASL and begin communicating with his teachers again. Guess who has no intention of learning ASL? Cannon. And guess who has no intention of helping him? Daisy. A coming-of-age story about loss, love, and peanut butter and banana sandwiches. [ ON HOLD UNTIL SUMMER 2020 (I am a graduating senior in university!) ]

When two best friends receive a limited edition version of their favorite video game, the two of them venture into the world of Elysia only to discover that a hacker group has removed their ability to log out. With no way to escape their fantasy adventure turned nightmare, Maven and Knox must rely on their wits and each other to survive a video game where the consequence for a game over is actually fatal.

Russell Hackett, a 33 year old deaf mans' job is to translate for his own, he's been trained himself to be a certified lip reader, and albeit in the professional stature he's been placed, mistakes are made, and sometimes a persons lips just can't be read. At least not by Russell himself. Regarding the latter statement, today didn't seem to be one of his usual lip-to-hand days', as a very slicked back business brokers' lips just didn't want to be read, or was it because his lips were so plump, or maybe his chiseled jaw... Nah, Russell probably just wasn't the man they needed.

Oliver is a simple guy. He gets his coffee. He heads to work as a customer service representative. Sasha was a different girl. Her world couldn't be more difficult. She tries to get her coffee through American sign language. She goes to work to help the disabled. When they catch each others eyes their worlds collide and they find love is more than just talking more than just showing.