Relationships with disabled persons-What do you think? ( Archived) (69)

I know some delightful disabled people, it would not be a bar to griendship, and never has been, but I would have to like them, for amongst the disabled there are bad people as well.

I have never been in love with a disabled person, if I was, who knows!!!!!!!

I know some delightful disabled people, it would not be a bar to griendship, and never has been, but I would have to like them, for amongst the disabled there are bad people as well.

I have never been in love with a disabled person, if I was, who knows!!!!!!!

I know some delightful disabled people, it would not be a bar to griendship, and never has been, but I would have to like them, for amongst the disabled there are bad people as well.

I have never been in love with a disabled person, if I was, who knows!!!!!!!

I have a disabled computer

it would.nt make any difference if you both are happy together as it's what inside a person's heart that matters

i couldn't be bothered with previous comments, but thought i'll say my piece, if it's to help anyone.
i really don't care about labels, but i still need to satisfy my urges when i am intimate with somebody. so if that's done it doesn't matter.

That depends on their disability.. If they had no arms & legs,t would be a serious concern for me!

It's not a disability if your stuttering only when seeing good looking women.

Know a girl that is married (and they have a kid) with a guy in a wheelchair. They simply always were a great couple very much into each other.

When I look around me, a lot of people in their 40's or 50's already have fairly severely health issues - they are not disabled as such, but have limitations in what they can do or not. You have to find someone you can do the things you want to do and that are important to you (do you want someone to be able to run a marathon with you?) and if that is the case and a person simply hits it off with someone that has some sort of limitations, why not?

I understand you, on land they´ld be hard to take care of but not in the sea. Just put a life jacket on said arm and legless person and maybe a fake shark fin too or an outboard motor. The list is endless really and the amount of fun to be had is there for all to see.

So it is with many people in the UK and I suggest worldwide - I have had arguments for many years with the authorities over what I do in Private to assist disabled people who have been systematically sabotaged financially and persecuted by our successive Governments for years ahn treteed like non persons. Via Parliament, the Treasury, Education and Social Security ministries have declared war on the disabled by cuts to benefits and outright harassment of the genuine claimants by bullying social workers and other so called experts with inflated Ology degrees in the NHS who do not like my undiplomatic language and positive contribuion.

Living in London, I am not surprised at a lack of compassion or understanding, where only the fittest and wealthy are respected.
I suggest you and others avail yourselves of the many wonderful achievements and facilities at the various Medical & Bio Medical Engineering & Research Centres in the UK and in particular London, for example, to name but two - Roehampton, and Kings College so that your knowledge will be improved and opinions more educated.

Maybe I was too hasty in reply..
Imagine how financially better off I would be, not having to spend fortunes on jewellery & shoes.

It could work.

Dude, I don't want to get into the rights & wrongs on the treatment of disabled people... Not my battle, not my war.