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I use subtitles for the death and hard of hearing because I don't want to miss any conversation.
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Anonymous
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>>220943446
>death
deaf*
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Anonymous
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I don't have kind of hearing impairment. In high school, I actually did I hearing test. Apparently my hearing is perfect. But I still need subtitles for everything I watch.
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Anonymous
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>>220943514
Did you take an ADD test?
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Anonymous
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>>220943446
yes, because the actor sometimes can't pronounce the word clearly
and movies usually have unusual dialogue with words you never heard before, so you need subtitle for that
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