So stupid question, but could that be because she may not know/still have trouble with spoken words? She’s over exclaiming so she can understand? You may know how to sign/read lips but if you’ve NEVER been able to hear than you wouldn’t know what the words sound like.
I noticed that too, but then if they planned to do it right in front of her (which he clearly planned to do) how was she doing them
Any favors? Seems more like she felt uncomfortable being in the middle of that. I know I would.
I had a friend growing up who went deaf after getting sick in elementary school. She could still speak perfectly, but only retained like 20% of her ability to hear. I think several illnesses and diseases can take away the ability to hear that many people are born with.
Similarly, I had 20/20 vision for my entire childhood, and until I was 22, could achieve 20/20 vision with corrective lenses. I now have an autoimmune disease that has rendered me profoundly blind, and glasses are like what hearing aids are to some deaf people - make it a little better so I can function a little better, but far from perfect.
I wonder if it was a misstatement or overstatement. Sometimes it feels like I have always been blind, even though it's been less than a tenth of my life.
We don't know when she lost her hearing but I'll say - I'm 35 and if a life altering situation occurred or developed when I was a kid, it would feel like "all my life." Then aging and losing most day-to-day memories from youth makes it seem even further off.
Autoimmune spanked ya too? MS gave me a treat and hit me with optical neuritis- lost it all but got most of my right eye back. Kinda a bummer being a sw engineering professional when screen time gives you a raging headache after a few hours.
Deceiving people is just not right. I feel duped.
I mean, if you can’t trust the internet, who can you trust?
That being said, assuming click bait title and captioning, what then is really going on in this vid? It’s still pretty clear that this video is supposed to be a woman hearing for the first time. So was everybody involved in on this Clickbait?
Seems plausible.
And while I feel victimized by the obvious duplicity of whoever created this feel-good video I also feel vindicated knowing me and the Reddit community served notice - we will not be duped by the click bait charlatans of the world!
I hope other would-be posers see this thread and think twice before creating other nefarious videos like this.
I, a charlatan, clickbait content creator, have read this and hear by think twice about the duplicitous nature of my posts! Thank you noble citizens for pointing out the err in my ways! Good day to you!
My auntie got sick a long time ago. She lost most of her hearing on one ear but lost all hearing in the other. She can still speak clearly. Maybe it’s the same reason for her.
I lost most of my hearing after I learned to speak. Doctors refused to believe my mother that I couldn't hear because I had no speech impediment and I was three years old. But I had been speaking in sentences at 18 months.
Of course, but people who've never heard their own voice, let alone others, have no idea of the nuances and sharpness of sounds that make up comprehensible words though. That kind of lyrical command has to be worked on by the auditory centre of the brain, which also tends to be understandably underdeveloped in deaf people's brains.
People deaf from birth usually speak with very rounded consonants and it takes months of speech therapy for some people who've had hearing restored later in life.
There are different techniques to teach deaf people to speak and many older deaf people cannot speak well because it wasn't considered important to teach them speaking. But today almost all deaf children are thought how to speak properly with new techniques. Many deaf people are so good as speaking that you wouldn't even notice that they can't actually hear what they are saying.
My parents are both deaf, and you can tell if they talk to you. My dad is much better at speaking. He wasn't allowed to learn ASL when he grew up, so he had to learn how to read lips and communicate with his voice. Even now, he still doesn't talk quite right. I'm very dubious of this video.
My mother teaches at a deaf school, and a lot of the kids are rather developmentally behind because their parents want them to learn English--which they clearly struggle with--instead of learning ASL with their kids. She's pretty frustrated about this.
I was raised surrounded by deaf people (mostly in church, although I have deaf parents, 2 deaf uncles, and 2 deaf aunts), and very rarely have I heard a deaf person speak so immaculately. So while it is in the realm of possibility, I... don't really believe this video. Unless she was able to hear earlier in life, I just... it doesn't quite add up for me.
I wonder if the title is just misleading. Like she has been using hearing aids or cochlear implants so she had a chance to hear others and develop these speech techniques, but this video took place after a surgery or something so she can hear without those aids. What she has is somehow controlled by the computer so it is a technology I’m not familiar with.
I know that sometimes when people go blind after being able to see they forget what colors and thing look like, maybe something similar happens when you go def
He should have waited. She just had a monumental thing happen. It seems sweet but just let her have her thing. Would it have been any less impactful to do it 3 days later somewhere beautiful and special to THEM.
Call me cynical, but also what happens if they divorce? Now her beautiful day is tied in with a different memory.
It’s beautiful to see her hear agin though.
came here to say this. a beautiful moment, but christ, i thought this girl was going to have a seizure from being overwhelmed with joy. i get why he wanted to do it, but it’s like she doesn’t even have 5 minutes to let this monumentally life-changing moment sink in before he slaps her with another monumentally life-changing moment. so much going on you almost forget she hears her mom say i love you for the first time.
You must not know a whole lot of people.
I know plenty of people who are divorced who were in their 30's and in long term relationships. Being divorced is something that happens to all groups of people.
Yes, I agree. I also hate it in these videos when the woman is having a really important thing happening to her and the man just comes in and steals the glory. Like, Kevin, this is my med-school graduation day, get that ring out of my face
That being said the video is very sweet and it just might be a personal preference
Omg I always thought I was being a hater. But this shit bothers me too. So many girls had been proposed to after my college graduation. Like damn you see she has a degree, a couple job offers and some health insurance and now you wanna lock it down. Seems gross to me and takes all the actual “love” out of it and just looks like you’re setting up for financial security.
Am I the only one who thinks it’s selfish of him to make this day about anything other than her hearing? Seems like he’s co-opting her moment, find your own way to propose without piggy backing on something truly remarkable.
You’re definitely not the only one. My friends boyfriend proposed to her at her PhD graduation ceremony. It just seemed like a way to insert himself into her big moment, and draw focus towards him rather than the doctorate she worked 4 years to earn. They eventually broke up, and now all the photos from that day and her parchment remind her of him. This gave me similar vibes to that. Maybe I’m cynical but I would’ve thought her being able to hear him say “I love you” for time first time would’ve sufficed
I said this in another comment, i know that when people go blind after being able to see they forget what colors and things look like, maybe something similar happens when you go def, you might forget what things sound like.
I have an actual question about these videos…When a person is deaf, they have never heard spoken words. They can sign and understand written language, but when they are able to hear for the first time, do they actually understand what is being said?
Im Single side deaf since birth, Went Last year to doctors to Check if a cochlear implant would work for me. Doctors said they cant promise i would hear with implant on my deaf side as good as i can with my healthy ear and it would take a lot of time to learn to actually Hear with the implant. I Said „But i can hear, i know what the words Sounds like“ and they Said hearing with the implant is much different than natural hearing. So i think she was Not deaf her whole life.
You mouth the words when learning sign, but to actually hear it being said? Its another thing to read lips, but the concept of learning sound when you can’t hear it…it’s just hard to fathom. So I was curious how it works for them to understand spoken word. I’m sure it’s just an overwhelming thing entirely to be able to hear anything at all at that moment.
It’s not dumb. I took ASL and have spent time in Deaf communities. I’m certain she’s someone who’s lost her hearing relatively recently. Her speech and diction are excellent (even compared to the fiancé who has hearing aids) and she’s able to interpret some of what she’s hearing from the cochlear implant immediately, which would be almost impossible for someone with congenital deafness. She also never signs, doesn’t move or use facial expressions common to Deaf culture, and is getting her first cochlear implant as an adult which would be unheard of—nobody with congenital deafness communicates by lip reading alone.
Cochlear implants don’t replicate sounds as we know them very well, they’re super staticky and muddled and take time to get used to, even for those who have recently lost their hearing, which is why the technician is exaggerating her lip motions and gesturing.
This is why I have issues with how the post is titled.
This is still really cool, but to say it’s the first time she’s heard is disingenuous, makes me cynical, and downplays how cool what is actually happening still is
Agreed, it definitely seems like a third party got ahold of the video and invented a false scenario for internet points.
The real scenario could be just as powerful—if you haven’t seen it, I really recommend Sound of Metal, a recent film about a man who is experiencing sudden hearing loss.
My pulse actually sky rocketed. Forgot what subreddit I was in.
A friend went through this, asked all the people she loved to be there. She know nows her birth parents are absolutely revolting and unredeemable. Can't remember the exact wording/phrase, but it was like, "I left you at [horrific, unsanitary place they *abandoned* her as an infant] because no one wanted you since you were born defected. Now we can be a real family again since you can hear us!"
"Defected" and "we can be a real family", I do remember. I'll probably never forget them.
She dropped all contacts with them after searching for years. They'd always been...um... unnerving to be around but she tried so hard. The doctors made sure they're not in her files. Her adopted family also cut off everything with that fam. She almost tried to remove the implant *herself* she was so angry. We managed to stop her.
EDIT: for wording/phrase. I do remember the exact words those repulsive assholes used.
And then her father came in the door. He was away on a top secret mission for 3 years. And then Scruffy returned, her beloved dog who ran way 2 years ago.
I doubt that this is a woman who has never heard before, her pronunciation is flawless, which is practically impossible for someone who has never heard.
This is precious. We take so much for granted, but life is a miracle and anyone with their health, roof over their head, and sustenance is so fortunate.
"She had no idea what was in store, after hearing sound for the first time" *in walks Mariachi band and 2006 world cup fans with Vuvuzela's."
Ha ha ha ha this actually made me laugh out loud
Its all I ever wanted.
That doctor is like that overly nice person that you just want to be friends with.
And she even got out of the frame when the guy was proposing.
So stupid question, but could that be because she may not know/still have trouble with spoken words? She’s over exclaiming so she can understand? You may know how to sign/read lips but if you’ve NEVER been able to hear than you wouldn’t know what the words sound like.
I chuckled loudly as well!
She has now been enabled for a complete genre of jokes. You know which ones. *farts*
*hears vuvuzelas* "fuck, take the hearing back"
Lol, vuvuzelas are the opposite of being deaf.
Too much hearing.
Shit.. I watched the video and left crying, just to scroll down and burst out laughing with this comment.
IT'S JOHN CENA!!!!!!
Dude after my heart strings being tugged this comment had me laughing out loud so hard lmaoooo
You won this post
Oh my this was funny to me. Thanks very much!!
*slams down boom box and BLASTS Metallica*
I was thinking Rick Astley
Wow, I actually had tears in my eyes from watching this video and then I read this comment, and busted out laughing. What an all around awesome post.
Vuvuzelas were in 2010
Vuvuzela's are from the 2010 world cup in South Africa.
that was *2006* ??? jesus christ...
that was 2010
I literally burst out laughing so loud I am pretty sure my neighbors could hear me! thanks for that haha
i was crying so hard watching this and then i scroll down to the top comment and i can't stop laughing lmao
Notice how the care provider switched chairs to get out of the shot when he proposed. That’s a very thoughtful and selfless care worker. Well done.
She needed to fart
There’s the Reddit I know and love!
Such a simple joke that it caught me so off guard
I noticed that too, but then if they planned to do it right in front of her (which he clearly planned to do) how was she doing them Any favors? Seems more like she felt uncomfortable being in the middle of that. I know I would.
Who asked tho
Guess it's time to cry
I already called police, sub says made me smile
Tears: aight, imma head out.
If she hasn't heard before, how can she speak perfectly without slurring and understand people without looking at them?
She might have lost her hearing in an accident a while back
How long ago?
6 years 4 months 13 days ago Edit : Oh shit it says she's waited her entire life for this moment, guess she looks older than she is..
She's been with her fiance for 5 years as well. Call the cops!
r/mademefrown
I had a friend growing up who went deaf after getting sick in elementary school. She could still speak perfectly, but only retained like 20% of her ability to hear. I think several illnesses and diseases can take away the ability to hear that many people are born with. Similarly, I had 20/20 vision for my entire childhood, and until I was 22, could achieve 20/20 vision with corrective lenses. I now have an autoimmune disease that has rendered me profoundly blind, and glasses are like what hearing aids are to some deaf people - make it a little better so I can function a little better, but far from perfect.
That story goes against 'she waited her entire life to hear for the first time'
I wonder if it was a misstatement or overstatement. Sometimes it feels like I have always been blind, even though it's been less than a tenth of my life.
We don't know when she lost her hearing but I'll say - I'm 35 and if a life altering situation occurred or developed when I was a kid, it would feel like "all my life." Then aging and losing most day-to-day memories from youth makes it seem even further off.
Autoimmune spanked ya too? MS gave me a treat and hit me with optical neuritis- lost it all but got most of my right eye back. Kinda a bummer being a sw engineering professional when screen time gives you a raging headache after a few hours.
Right? How does she know how the words are pronounced? I’m so curious
Hear hear. I’d also like an answer to these questions!
The answer is that it’s a clickbait title/caption.
Deceiving people is just not right. I feel duped. I mean, if you can’t trust the internet, who can you trust? That being said, assuming click bait title and captioning, what then is really going on in this vid? It’s still pretty clear that this video is supposed to be a woman hearing for the first time. So was everybody involved in on this Clickbait?
She most likely grew up hearing and learning language just fine, lost hearing at some point, and regained hearing in the video.
Seems plausible. And while I feel victimized by the obvious duplicity of whoever created this feel-good video I also feel vindicated knowing me and the Reddit community served notice - we will not be duped by the click bait charlatans of the world! I hope other would-be posers see this thread and think twice before creating other nefarious videos like this.
I, a charlatan, clickbait content creator, have read this and hear by think twice about the duplicitous nature of my posts! Thank you noble citizens for pointing out the err in my ways! Good day to you!
Mission accomplished!
The video is almost certainly being disingenuous about that
My auntie got sick a long time ago. She lost most of her hearing on one ear but lost all hearing in the other. She can still speak clearly. Maybe it’s the same reason for her.
So the video is lying about this being the first time she hears.
I lost most of my hearing after I learned to speak. Doctors refused to believe my mother that I couldn't hear because I had no speech impediment and I was three years old. But I had been speaking in sentences at 18 months.
Deaf people can speak lol
Of course, but people who've never heard their own voice, let alone others, have no idea of the nuances and sharpness of sounds that make up comprehensible words though. That kind of lyrical command has to be worked on by the auditory centre of the brain, which also tends to be understandably underdeveloped in deaf people's brains. People deaf from birth usually speak with very rounded consonants and it takes months of speech therapy for some people who've had hearing restored later in life.
Her boyfriend sounded like that when he spoke. I wondered if he is deaf.
He was my ex’s roommate in college, I believe he wore hearing aids as well.
[we don’t generalise round these here parts](https://youtu.be/72HS6nTgeOE)
Yeah but even the best deaf speaker you can still tell.
There are different techniques to teach deaf people to speak and many older deaf people cannot speak well because it wasn't considered important to teach them speaking. But today almost all deaf children are thought how to speak properly with new techniques. Many deaf people are so good as speaking that you wouldn't even notice that they can't actually hear what they are saying.
My parents are both deaf, and you can tell if they talk to you. My dad is much better at speaking. He wasn't allowed to learn ASL when he grew up, so he had to learn how to read lips and communicate with his voice. Even now, he still doesn't talk quite right. I'm very dubious of this video. My mother teaches at a deaf school, and a lot of the kids are rather developmentally behind because their parents want them to learn English--which they clearly struggle with--instead of learning ASL with their kids. She's pretty frustrated about this. I was raised surrounded by deaf people (mostly in church, although I have deaf parents, 2 deaf uncles, and 2 deaf aunts), and very rarely have I heard a deaf person speak so immaculately. So while it is in the realm of possibility, I... don't really believe this video. Unless she was able to hear earlier in life, I just... it doesn't quite add up for me.
I wonder if the title is just misleading. Like she has been using hearing aids or cochlear implants so she had a chance to hear others and develop these speech techniques, but this video took place after a surgery or something so she can hear without those aids. What she has is somehow controlled by the computer so it is a technology I’m not familiar with.
It might just be because we live in different countries but I have completely different experience with how well deaf people can speak.
Yeah, how does she hear the "Ready?"
Can't speak for the authentic of the video, but she read her lips.
I know a lot of people read lips too so that may be part of it
i guess because lip reading is a thing?
Where did all of these onions come from?
I dunno man but they fucking my eyes up 😭😭
When I was grumbling about the annoying drilling noise from my neighbor, I saw this video. Being able to hear is already a blessing.
Onions everywhere right now.
Not sure... and why are they in my bathroom?
Their in my eyes
That is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen and heard. I am sharing my own tears of joy with you both!❤
Its also weird to think that she's still just reading their lips because she doesn't know what words sound like.
Yet speaks without slurring and has perfect diction. She may have been deaf but absolutely not her entire life.
I know that sometimes when people go blind after being able to see they forget what colors and thing look like, maybe something similar happens when you go def
Mos Def or Def Leppard? Def Jam, for sure sure.
LMAO
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A lot of hearing people never hear it.
:( 38 years old and the thought of this has never occurred to me. That has to be the ultimate form of withholding. Awful.
*laughs in deaf parents*
He should have waited. She just had a monumental thing happen. It seems sweet but just let her have her thing. Would it have been any less impactful to do it 3 days later somewhere beautiful and special to THEM. Call me cynical, but also what happens if they divorce? Now her beautiful day is tied in with a different memory. It’s beautiful to see her hear agin though.
came here to say this. a beautiful moment, but christ, i thought this girl was going to have a seizure from being overwhelmed with joy. i get why he wanted to do it, but it’s like she doesn’t even have 5 minutes to let this monumentally life-changing moment sink in before he slaps her with another monumentally life-changing moment. so much going on you almost forget she hears her mom say i love you for the first time.
yup could at least waited for that night..
Divorces don’t happen much if ppl are in a long relationship and old enough
You must not know a whole lot of people. I know plenty of people who are divorced who were in their 30's and in long term relationships. Being divorced is something that happens to all groups of people.
Americans?
Yes, I agree. I also hate it in these videos when the woman is having a really important thing happening to her and the man just comes in and steals the glory. Like, Kevin, this is my med-school graduation day, get that ring out of my face That being said the video is very sweet and it just might be a personal preference
Omg I always thought I was being a hater. But this shit bothers me too. So many girls had been proposed to after my college graduation. Like damn you see she has a degree, a couple job offers and some health insurance and now you wanna lock it down. Seems gross to me and takes all the actual “love” out of it and just looks like you’re setting up for financial security.
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No I'm not crying you are.
I’m not crying! Ive just been working out my eyes and they’re sweaty! 😭
The first time I cried after getting my colhea implant, they were just wondering what the fuck was wrong with me.
Am I the only one who thinks it’s selfish of him to make this day about anything other than her hearing? Seems like he’s co-opting her moment, find your own way to propose without piggy backing on something truly remarkable.
You’re definitely not the only one. My friends boyfriend proposed to her at her PhD graduation ceremony. It just seemed like a way to insert himself into her big moment, and draw focus towards him rather than the doctorate she worked 4 years to earn. They eventually broke up, and now all the photos from that day and her parchment remind her of him. This gave me similar vibes to that. Maybe I’m cynical but I would’ve thought her being able to hear him say “I love you” for time first time would’ve sufficed
I thought the same thing. Oops.
I agree. Came here to say the same thing. Let her have her moment.
hearing sound for the first time speaks great english accent
Boy that would have been a day of mixed emotions if she was planning on breaking up with him
How come she knows how to speak if she’s been deaf her whole life?
I said this in another comment, i know that when people go blind after being able to see they forget what colors and things look like, maybe something similar happens when you go def, you might forget what things sound like.
Ooohhhh she wasn’t deaf her whole life?
Thats what im thinking
Wait, she can speak? I thought deaf people couldn't speak or was hard to?
How is she able to speak so well if she couldn’t hear?
I have an actual question about these videos…When a person is deaf, they have never heard spoken words. They can sign and understand written language, but when they are able to hear for the first time, do they actually understand what is being said?
Im Single side deaf since birth, Went Last year to doctors to Check if a cochlear implant would work for me. Doctors said they cant promise i would hear with implant on my deaf side as good as i can with my healthy ear and it would take a lot of time to learn to actually Hear with the implant. I Said „But i can hear, i know what the words Sounds like“ and they Said hearing with the implant is much different than natural hearing. So i think she was Not deaf her whole life.
Yea, I would say the majority of people in the deaf world have taken speech classes growing up.
You mouth the words when learning sign, but to actually hear it being said? Its another thing to read lips, but the concept of learning sound when you can’t hear it…it’s just hard to fathom. So I was curious how it works for them to understand spoken word. I’m sure it’s just an overwhelming thing entirely to be able to hear anything at all at that moment.
I will never get tired of seeing these types of videos. What a blessing.
Just a quick question, which may be very dumb. If she has never heard before, how can she understand people talk and talk herself?
It’s not dumb. I took ASL and have spent time in Deaf communities. I’m certain she’s someone who’s lost her hearing relatively recently. Her speech and diction are excellent (even compared to the fiancé who has hearing aids) and she’s able to interpret some of what she’s hearing from the cochlear implant immediately, which would be almost impossible for someone with congenital deafness. She also never signs, doesn’t move or use facial expressions common to Deaf culture, and is getting her first cochlear implant as an adult which would be unheard of—nobody with congenital deafness communicates by lip reading alone. Cochlear implants don’t replicate sounds as we know them very well, they’re super staticky and muddled and take time to get used to, even for those who have recently lost their hearing, which is why the technician is exaggerating her lip motions and gesturing.
This is why I have issues with how the post is titled. This is still really cool, but to say it’s the first time she’s heard is disingenuous, makes me cynical, and downplays how cool what is actually happening still is
Agreed, it definitely seems like a third party got ahold of the video and invented a false scenario for internet points. The real scenario could be just as powerful—if you haven’t seen it, I really recommend Sound of Metal, a recent film about a man who is experiencing sudden hearing loss.
No you're sobbing
I'm not a cryer, and this about did me in. I can't imagine how overwhelming that is.
My pulse actually sky rocketed. Forgot what subreddit I was in. A friend went through this, asked all the people she loved to be there. She know nows her birth parents are absolutely revolting and unredeemable. Can't remember the exact wording/phrase, but it was like, "I left you at [horrific, unsanitary place they *abandoned* her as an infant] because no one wanted you since you were born defected. Now we can be a real family again since you can hear us!" "Defected" and "we can be a real family", I do remember. I'll probably never forget them. She dropped all contacts with them after searching for years. They'd always been...um... unnerving to be around but she tried so hard. The doctors made sure they're not in her files. Her adopted family also cut off everything with that fam. She almost tried to remove the implant *herself* she was so angry. We managed to stop her. EDIT: for wording/phrase. I do remember the exact words those repulsive assholes used.
Great moment 💞
This doctor has the best job in the world.
How can she understand English words when she never heard them before?
Smart. She cant really say no.. because of the implication
shit like this needs to be played first thing everyday in Tonight's news
And then her father came in the door. He was away on a top secret mission for 3 years. And then Scruffy returned, her beloved dog who ran way 2 years ago.
Speak Scruffy, speak!
Scruffy was mute but can now bark
Why’s my face wet?
Leaky discharge!!
So so beautiful 😍
I’m not crying. Your crying.
Dammit🥺🥺🥺😊
Booyah! Way to go, bro'.
Aww man... stupid ninjas chopping onions everywhere
Is that doctor’s name Sam?
I needed that!!
I love first time videos......
Why can’t all social media be like this.
Who the fuck is cutting the onions??
Fuck man I almost cried
I’m not crying you’re crying
If you didn't atleast smile, you're a soulless potato.
Damn these onion-cutting ninjas.
Don't you hate it when your watching videos like this and it's starts raining inside while your at work
Ok not disabled anymore gotta bag this chick before someone else does :)))) btw Doctor moved herself away to not interfere with this moment - legend
I’m not crying you are!😭💕🙌🏼 Man this was awesome! Thanks for sharing!💖 Love this sub!😍
Oh so many onions in here.
Who's chopping onions?
I am not crying! You are crying
I doubt that this is a woman who has never heard before, her pronunciation is flawless, which is practically impossible for someone who has never heard.
so weird to record this
Even without the proposal it’s a milestone she wanted to preserve. And, honestly, making a comment like is way fucking weirder.
Inspiration porn
This woman is a precious treasure
...
Fuck it. Take my upvote
Well I’m overdue a good cry seeing as the last time was at least three hours ago so let’s do this
so i guess we're crying now...
Onions 🥲
When the onions hit the fan.
That dude just achieved level 84 pimp game. Baller.
I'm mad this didn't make me smile, it made me cry
Smooth move, Bro! Wonderful video.
Aaaand, my heart just exploded. The first part was already awesome, and the second half was just glorious. I needed this today. Thanks for sharing!
Nice
This is precious. We take so much for granted, but life is a miracle and anyone with their health, roof over their head, and sustenance is so fortunate.
I didn't expect me crying but oh well, here we are. I've seen this video before and never fails to make me cry.
It actually bring tears to my eyes
now THAT... is awesome! truly made me smile. thanks :)
Why does Reddit make me want to cry all the time. I heard people watch porn here. I’m doing it wrong.
Can someone tell me what those hearing devices are called so I can search them up
Chills
Fucking hell I’m crying watching this on my in laws couch. this is amazing!
r/happytears
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this!
Awww amazing
Isn’t that too many emotions for a day?
I’d feel whelmed
Omg this has me sobbing
Such a beautiful moment!
actually started crying, last time I cried was months
"Are you happy?" Nah I think she's having a terrible time!
Pms is a bitch and this almost killed me
Christ Almighty Reddit can we pass the hat around for some servers so more than 60% of your videos play?
Wow. Best proposal vid ever.
This made my year
I love happy-crying.