November 26, 2012
If I had to lose one of my five senses, I would prefer to lose hearing. With no hearing I can accept because hearing is less important in five senses. Losing touching you would not feel pain, losing sight you cannot see any obstacles in your front, losing smelling you cannot distinguish different odors, and losing tasting you cannot taste diverse flavors; thus, I choose hearing for some reasons unimportant.
First advantage to lose hearing is I do not need to learn English here. At lease, I do not need to learn listening.
Second, losing hearing will keep you in quiet environment. I can do anything without noise disturbing. For example, when my teacher came into class and turned on the alarm, the teacher from next classroom came out two times for asking to turn off the alarm.
Third, I would not endure people’s complaint and blame if I did something wrong. Meanwhile, because I lost hearing, people will forgive me.
In short, losing hearing has more benefit than losing other senses.
Haha! When I heared the alarm, I had the same feeling with you. However, I still would not choose to lose it if I had to. :)
ReplyDeleteMe too. However, I think it is difficult if you cannot hear whatever someone says. You must study symbol language or read their mouth to understand what they talk.
ReplyDeleteYeh,but Homer learning and listening English is easier than learning sign language !!! Also,you will live lonely because you will not contact with anyone in the world.
ReplyDeletewow, but i think no hearing is hard to enjoy our life. of course we cannot hear bad words but we cannot hear good and beautiful words too. :)
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