Deaf girls never say no (continue)

As I went outside to meet my friends for routine social norms, I saw Marco walking with his hands in his pockets. He stopped walking abruptly and turned to me when he heard me calling his name. We chitchatted for several minutes before I asked him about the "deaf girls never say no" statement. He shifted his legs nervously but asked me if I could walk with him over to the Center. I went ahead with him.

Before he theorized, he pressed me to understand that was all he knew was from unreliable rumors and speculations. He hadn't the guts to ask his Deaf girlfriend about it either. Marco insinuated that his girlfriend is a suspicious person, he didn't dare to ask her. What he endowed was that when a hearing man asked a Deaf woman out for a date and she unquestionably will say "yes" (depending on his looks). Now, to switch the role, if a Deaf man asked a Deaf woman out for a date, he may receive the death-rattling "no". Maybe "yes", reckon on looks, personality, financial stability and all that. He theorized that a Deaf woman feels more titillated when asked by a hearing man than a Deaf man and considered that it was "cool" to be asked by them.

Before Macro presented me his theory, I had suspected that it was about sex. Why else would men like Matthew refuse to answer my question? But I learned one thing from Sociology classes; it's a impractical to assume. Ergo, I couldn't share my observations with you until now. Marco, although, appended that sex was part of it too. I had my own doubts. What I meant was that many Deaf women positively aren't as dumb as some men would think. I knew some hearing women who were dumber than Leory, my Maltese dog, who would bark unstoppably at bigger, meaner and killer dogs that could chew him out like an afternoon snack if I let him out.

As we arrived at the Center, we parted and he pledged to me that it was only speculation, not fact nor actual empirical information.

To be continue...