This study aims to provide various intervention methods for supporting marriage life of women with hearing impairments by identifying their subjective perception on marriage. For this purpose, Q methodology was adopted, and 35 statements were extracted based on the review of the previous literatures and interviews. Q-categorizations are then conducted for the 19 P-samples of women with hearing impairments. As a result, four perception types were identified: 1) Type 1(seeking stability): seeking stable marital life through the support of other family members without hearing impairments in selecting spouses or raising children, 2) Type 2(experiencing frustration): feeling frustration on the marital life and skeptical about marriage or childbirth itself, 3) Type 3(self-directed): self-directed in marriage, childbirth and raising children, but unsatisfied with the role of the spouse and 4) Type 4(trusting spouse): respecting marriage and satisfied with the relationship with the spouse, but feeling difficulty in conceiving, delivering and raising their children. Based the result of the study, customized intervention methods for each type were suggested, and the importance of an increase in specialized institutions and experts to support the marital lives of women with hearing impairments for the practice of each intervention method was proposed.