I tell you what.. I have tried everything like yahoo personals, lovehappens, and almost everything but it fails..  (I know it's kinda hard but I am originally from Kentucky and there is no guys are interested because they can't stand people who is deaf. (I am deaf)) So what the different? (They still don't understand my deafness..) Thanks for Answering my 1st question because it helps me a lot.
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Hi Sweet Angel,\nI too am deaf. You didn't mention whether you have tried the Deaf Personals. I'll go ahead and list some below and see if those give you any luck! I was googling "deaf personals" and was amazed how many there are now. I've never checked them out before, but it's great that we now have many choices!\n\nhttp://www.deafpassions.com\n\nhttp://www.deafsinglesconnection.com/index.html\n\nhttp://deafpeoplemeet.com\n\nhttp://deafs.com\n\nhttp://www.aslsingles.com\n(This one is specifically for those who use ASL.)\n\nhttp://www.deaf-match.net/home.php\n\nI've not yet checked them out to see which site is the best and biggest. I would explore them all first before picking one one or several that feels would be worth investing our time. Maybe do them all? Just kidding!
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Try to goggle a doctor dating web site...and see what happens better yet I'll check it out for you...  www.datedoctors.com   try this I goggle it  or cut and paste this:                      http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=doctors+dating&spell=1
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Yeah they still exist just not on the internet.(Not for dating anyway), Find something like a community theater to join or a function where a lot of people attend, Church fitness club Ymca the list goes on and on. The best way to meet people is to be around people. Check on volunteer work things like that. A Cancer walkathon or something where you can walk and talk and help someone at the same time. Decent Men and women are out there but you have to make yourself available.\n\nGood Luck!!
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i'm here.....i'm a chick, 15, live in houston TX, straight, have lots of gay friends, i'm a virgin too, and hoping for a guy too...... charmed_kitty07@yahoo.com messenger: charmed_kitty07
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hey, i went online, maybe you can too.  I've gotten lots of attention but haven't found anyone yet that I'm interested in dating full time.  It takes time but if you meet this person online, you could get to know her a little better and then maybe after a few emails, a few message sessions, and a few phone calls you might actually work up your courage to go on a date.  It might work!
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Try www.lovehappens.com, you can meet singles in your area. Or you friends can help hook you up with someone.
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my best advice would be to just go out on a date...it doesn't have to be with someone you're attracted to if that's easier...maybe a male friend...someone you know will me nice to you...so you can see how it should be.  Maybe meeting someone someplace like church would help...or a group in your area for people who've had abuse in their lives.
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Try using the search feild (it's on the left) for what are you are having trouble with.\n\nSearch sugestions: Dating
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Hey by the way the correct spelling is "Interested."\n\nYou already know I am deaf, so no introductions here. But anyways, I'd like to share something that is kind of interesting from a deaf perspective.\n\nI grew up speaking and lip-reading all my life going to hearing schools. Yes, I did have oral education, but only up to 6th grade. It became a part-time thing all through elementary school, then no more of that after that.\n\nI had never learnt sign language because I was always in hearing schools, and I lived too far from my old deaf classmates to be able to socialize with them on a regular basis. So I pretty much was not part of the deaf culture for most of my life growing up.\n\nI attended a community college that had a small deaf program (Ohlone College). I also played on the tennis team. There was another deaf girl on the tennis team too. She only communicated via ASL with no lipreading. I only communicated via speaking. Despite the fact that we were both deaf, we could not communicate at all!\n\nIt was so strange. I truly felt what hearing people felt sometimes when they try to communicate with a deaf person. I was taking ASL 1 at the same time, so each day I was not only learning more signs in class, I was also learning them from her. Those first six months were probably the fastest I had ever learnt a language. I didn't even have to go to class nor did I have to study it because I already knew it all! Got an easy A plus in ASL 1!\n\nThis experience taught me what it really felt like to be in hearing people's shoes with the hearing perspective on deafness. So I already know what it feels like to be on both sides of the fence. I also learnt that it is possible to really learn a new language very quickly if you really have a strong desire to communicate with someone. It just takes regular practice and dedication on a regular basis, and then before you know it, you already become fluent in it.
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hi i am having the same problem but the difference i am a boy and i am looking for a femail friend. so why don,t we both become friends . that might solve the problem.
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I think most people (not just gays, though we certainly do have less of a chance of actually finding someone) have this problem. It'll be okay though! Just keep up good spirits and you'll find someone sooner or later.\n\nAnd I'm always free to chat through YIM at SpookySickness or at bluesylvia@hotmail.com
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I found one. All I did was type in www.deaf.com and there was a link to chat. Have fun!
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It doesn't work b/c some words are misspelled. The first two are words I can't use here, but basically it says "find me a girl like the ones over there and I'll sure go"
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Odd \nYep why don't you try conversation, might work where eyeing up has failed!
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I had the same problem when I first moved here (Texas).  I came from Upstate New York, where guys are way more foreward---  people are more reserved here in that way, it seems.  Put yourself out there---  ask someone out for coffee, ask to meet for lunch, you know, little "safe" dates.  After a few of these, you should know yourself if this is a person you really want to date.  Don't do the bar scene dating---  you meet so many crazy, wild people who don't really want a relationship.  Another idea:  ask close friends or relatives to "set you up".  Or, you may try Yahoo! personals.  It sounds risky, and may be, but I met the most awesome man online 14 months ago and we have an incredible relatioship!
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http://matchmaker.funmaza.com/ There you go.That's a dating service,chat for that area.Good luck.
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Hey,\n\nLast e-mail/question answer so you don't really think I'm a freak.\n \nIt's me again answering another one of your questions - I appologize if the answer I submitted this morning was a little defensive I just checked my (The rest of) e-mails and saw you chose my answer, as the best answer (You appreciated it, even though I guess you discovered in another one of my questions, I revealed I was considerably older than you). Thanks. Again, I did not know how old you were, but I am still sure that all guys (In your age range, of course) are looking for, tobymaclovr. Once again, have a good one. dvus1978@yahoo.com\n\nPeace and thank you again for the best answer vote.\n\nI also don't think the guy who truly loves you, one day, will be concerned about your physical attributes, because you can date a girl/guy for a week if they are hot and a jerk but you can date an OK looking person who has a wonderful personality for the rest of your life.