What is the Waffle gang? I do hope you are well. My name is Mark, and today we're checking out some R-slash, am I, the butthole?

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guys. Now our first story comes from Academic Nose, 9239. Am I the ass of having my wedding ceremony

in sign language? I'm 24 female, deaf,

and growing up my parents got me bilateral cochlear implants and forced me into mainstream

school. Never taught me sign language and never immersed me into my culture as a deaf person.

They were actually pretty against me using ASL at all. Well, I took ASL in high school against my parents' wishes and then got into a deaf university.

Although I couldn't sign fluently when I started, I finally felt accepted and understood.

The deaf community was nothing but welcoming.

I became fluent in ASL after a few months and stopped wearing my processes completely as there was no need for them anymore.

I honestly didn't realize how alone I had felt until I didn't need that way anymore.

I also met my fiancé at college.

Here's from a very large family of deaf people.

Everyone he knows even in his far extended family is deaf, H-O-H, C-O-D-A or S-O-D-A.

And everyone is fluent in sign. I love his family so much. We've been together for four years now.

He proposed last May. We've been planning the wedding and decided to have it fully ASL.

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