I think it depends on the level of deafness. After my first divorce back around 2004, I was in an apartment and met this college gal there. She was very cute, athletic, solid build (unfortunately that means small boobs), but her legs and ass were amazing. Anyway, she was deaf...but not completely deaf, she had hearing aids that she could get by with. You could tell she was still deaf by her voice, but it wasn't full blown, they sound like corky level of deaf. I could hold a conversation with her. She practically threw herself at me when she knocked on my door one night and I didn't take her up on it (or take advantage of it) even after inviting her in, so I guess that answers that. Now I want to know what a deaf person sounds like in the sack

She was a sweet girl, I've never been one to take advantage of genuinely good people.
Side note, one day our dogs were playing and they were still on the leashes. It was those retractable wire "rope" types. The dogs starting going in circles around us and mine, the english bull terrier, got that leash wrapped around the back of her legs and it cut right into her behind the knees. Instant blood, like a took a knife and tried to cut the tendons behind the knee. Ouch.