Will i miss out not going to frshers?

Why does that stop you going to fresher's? You could keep them in most of the time then when you're at a club put them in your pocket where they're safe and enjoy the music via the vibrations rather than the sound.

Sounds like you have it worse than me. How come you're not able to hear people talk? I wear hearing aids and don't have that issue.

If I'm st clubs it's the noise people have to talk louder to me in general TBH hearing aids help a lot with them in but only in certain locations can you wear them in clubs?

I'm due to start uni next month and I feel like I'll miss out because I'm not going to freshers 😕 It's due to the fact I'm deaf and wear 2 hearing aids and I can only hear vibrations if I take them out I can't hear

with my hearing aids in that's all I'll be able to hear is vibrations and it makes me ill and then takes me days to recover from all of the vibrations and you go freshers to meet people if I took them out I physically cannot hear? So I don't really wanna spend all that money to stand the Conner not being able to hear music to get drunk 😂

Honestly, it's too loud in clubs to be wearing hearing aids. I always have the setting to the lowest volume. I never need to adjust the volume.

Honestly, it's too loud in clubs to be wearing hearing aids. I always have the setting to the lowest volume. I never need to adjust the volume.

I won't be going to Freshers clubs, I don't really enjoy that sort of thing.

The university will have loads of other events on that won't involve drinking or clubbing. You have societies you can join at the Freshers fayre and people you'll meet through your course, so I really wouldn't worry about it too much.

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Can you lip read? My friend who is deaf actually understands us better in clubs than everyone else because she can lip read.


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There will be a ton of other things happening that you can do during freshers' week, I promise. I mean, apart from anything else your question here is basically 'will I miss out by not doing the thing where I'm unable to communicate and in massive physical discomfort' and honestly, not doing that doesn't sound like missing out to me! But, you'll have the chance to go along to other, more chilled-out events (which actually, some of your new flatmates may be interested in doing that and want to come along, too) so you don't have to just sit at home. What usually happens in freshers' week is, people meet and hang out for an evening, but then never actually see those people again and instead make friends over time with people from their flat/course/societies/sports teams. You aren't missing some fundamental thing. You may feel a bit out-of-everything to begin with, but actually that's normal and most people feel that way sometimes even if they go out every night.