Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility? ( Archived) (28)

Feb 22, 2007 11:08 AM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
wink I have been on " a few sites", and wonder why it turns off guys, when they find out you're disabled. I'm just like the rest of you, but you have to give me a chance and get to know the inner me.I'm not asking for you to marry me...LOL I can walk, talk, cook, go hiking; just may get worn out before you. dancing I'm not contagious, and it won't kill me, so what have you got to lose...we can at least chatpeace
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Feb 22, 2007 11:10 AM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
TabooN
TabooNTabooNClaremont, USA47 Threads 12,843 Posts
it's fear, and a drag... from my own experience.
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Feb 22, 2007 11:11 AM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
musichic
musichicmusichicQuakertown, Pennsylvania USA31 Threads 1,438 Posts
scared, don't understand, not enough knowledge

it they run, let em go, you don't want them anyway
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Feb 22, 2007 11:11 AM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
onesunnygurl
onesunnygurlonesunnygurlELLIOT LAKE, Ontario Canada13 Threads 272 Posts
Ignorance and misinformation.
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Feb 22, 2007 11:14 AM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
Butterfly
ButterflyButterflyMobile, Alabama USA3 Threads 852 Posts
I don't think they are running from you personally, I think they are running from the unknown. And possibly the responsibility of having to take care of another. Don't worry, he is out there waiting and looking for you. Patience is the name of the game.
wave
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Feb 22, 2007 11:14 AM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
deborah12
deborah12deborah12wolverhampton, UK89 Threads 11,243 Posts
even though you cant see i do have a disabilty, however so far no ones ever ran away, but theres always a first.
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Feb 22, 2007 12:07 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
davinci55
davinci55davinci55galesville, Wisconsin USA15 Threads 382 Posts
Had a similar event a few yrs ago when I almost needed a
heart transplant (virus)....was engaged at the time and she
left a cloud of dust getting away from me....I'm better for it...
recovered now...healthier than before...

Think some people just dont want the "baggage" ..hate that
word...
Hey De_Javu ...I'm sure you've looked into holistic or herbal
help for fibromyalgia?...I've had experience / luck in that area..

grin
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Feb 22, 2007 1:39 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
Abracadabra
AbracadabraAbracadabraHeaven, Pennsylvania USA69 Threads 3,302 Posts
I have a similar energy-related disability. Some days I can work like an ox all day long. Other days I’m literally dead to the world and can’t even drag myself out of bed. It’s not a matte of will power because I’ve tried to overcome it and it’s just not physically possible.

The problem is that on my bad days I *can* force myself to get up and go through motions. The only problem is that I am extremely inefficient when I force myself to do that, bordering on being dangerous especially if operating equipment. And I have even gotten to the point where I had to quickly lay down on the ground or floor to prevent myself from blacking out. Finally, if I force myself to do that on a bad day it will only guarantee that the next day will be worse. So it’s better to give into it and rest. If I do that I might be able to get up later and be completely refreshed and normal again.

Because of my inability to maintain a regular schedule I am unable to work. I’d be calling off every other day or more. It can also hit at anytime during the day. Currently I live really weird hours because of this. Sometimes I’ll have a bad day, but then at midnight I’ll be feeling really good, and can’t even sleep. So I just get up and do things all night long.

This completely random and unpredictable type of schedule is not something that a partner is likely to understand. It also makes it difficult to keep appointments or schedule events. Living alone I avoid that problem by simply not making any scheduled dates.

Thus far I haven’t had any women reject be because of this. Mainly because they don’t even know about it. But it does prevent me from hitting on women that I might otherwise hit on. In truth I’d rather find a woman who has a similar handicap so we can both understand what each other is going through. We can have great times together when we are both feeling good, and maybe help each other out when one is feeling good and the other one isn’t.

There are dating sites devoted for people with these kinds of disabilities actually. It probably does make best sense to get a partner who had a similar disability. Otherwise a normally healthy partner might think you are just being undependable and irresponsible, and that would be a really bad situation because it’s not true at all.
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Feb 22, 2007 1:41 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
TabooN
TabooNTabooNClaremont, USA47 Threads 12,843 Posts
DITTO! Yup. Very difficult to plan things... it's day to day...

ABRA!!!
yay
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Feb 22, 2007 2:12 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
rrr1952
rrr1952rrr1952Ripley, Oklahoma USA520 Posts
Hi, you just haven't found the right one yet. You're a beautiful woman; and if they can't handle it; you don't need them.hug
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Feb 22, 2007 3:25 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
outdoorannie
outdoorannieoutdoorannieAlexandria, Minnesota USA1 Threads 483 Posts
I think people run for the same reason they run away when someone is dying and really needs them near. They're afraid because they see their own mortality. In you, they envision themselves with the disease and it's too much for them. You do not want someone like that, so it's a good thing if they're weeding themselves out. Take your time, you'll end up with the best!!
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Feb 22, 2007 3:55 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
hippychic
hippychichippychicworthing, West Sussex, England UK28 Threads 177 Posts
i had a situation
i chatted to a guy for 6 months and im a nurse...
till he told me he was in a wheelchair
its was not the disability
its was the lie.....
peace
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Feb 22, 2007 7:09 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
Thanks Butterfly cheering You really brightented my day banana
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Feb 22, 2007 7:11 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
tongue Yes, I hate the word "BAGGAGE"....and everybody has something they hide...Thanks thumbs up
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Feb 22, 2007 7:15 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
darkresearcher
darkresearcherdarkresearcherBluffton, Indiana USA9 Threads 652 Posts
i have a spinal disease, in which i have alot of problems walking for long distances, cant run at all, stand in one spot, for more than a half an hour, or even run at all. I have pinched nerves that make me lose strength in both my arms and both my legs. Im supposed to be getting surgury to try to fix it, so that hopefully i can get back to work. But i know what you mean.hug I wish you the best
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Feb 22, 2007 7:18 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
Thanks for telling that Abracadabra:) Soooooo many people have disabilities, and are ashamed to put them on their profile, and I don't understand why. Yes, my life has changed, and my "schedule" is alittle different, but I'm still human with feelings and desires (nobody get any of those nasty ideas in you little heads)LOL. Maybe you can give the name of the site, and I'll definitely try it out!! wave
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Feb 22, 2007 7:20 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
Hey TabooN :) I understand you all the way..it sucks, doesn't it?? help
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Feb 22, 2007 7:21 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
MMMMMMMMMMMMWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAA:) Big Fat Kiss for you...That is very kind blushing
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Feb 22, 2007 7:23 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
De_Javu
De_JavuDe_JavuMeridian, Mississippi USA5 Threads 85 Posts
I don't blame you for that reason hippychic...I'm not one for lies. scold
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Feb 22, 2007 7:24 PM CST Why is it some people run from you when you have a disablility?
DamnitsCloudy
DamnitsCloudyDamnitsCloudyLexington, USA22 Threads 2,578 Posts
Since when is getting worn out a disability? Maybe you should rethink it and think "I take more breaks than you! mwahahahha!" hug
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