Ever had a friend thats bi and hearing impaired?

Being in the same situation as your friend, I like to see peoples face when they talk, I can often interpret their reaction better by looking at them when I speak then by listening to what they say. And often times the people who is not looking at me when I talk will often start talking without looking at me.. If you think it gets on your nerves repeating yourself, try putting yourself in your friends place - it is harder to locate things by sound, you often miss key parts of conversation without realizing it. People think that if you bought a hearing aid that everything is fine, trust me it was the largest amount of money I ever wasted on something. You deal with it on weekends, your friend does all of the time. And don't discount not being able to hear the tv or an alarm clock or many things that you take for granted.