And plenty more examples, yet I've been struggling..
I suspect many individuals are frightened by the prospect handling the physical challenges that may come with dating someone who has a "disability". They failed to notice the courage and thoughtfulness it takes to navigate the world with a physical disability.
my mother worked for the Illinois Department of rehabilitation services for her entire career and many coworkers, I'm guessing 4 to 5, that we're all happily married, despite their physical limitations. I hope that you are able to find this🥰
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Find a guy who isn’t very active, I. e. likes to stay at home a lot.
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We are all disabled to some degree. Some people are visibly disabled. Others have mental disabilities, or are mentally challenged. Some are mentally ill.
All of the aforementioned are disabilities. Some people have lousy personalities. Some are traumatized from abuse. These are also disabilities. Some people are little people, a disability in a world made for average height people.
But humans are flexible creatures and some see past surface "disabilities" to the joyous, thoughtful, fun person beneath, and choose to be part of that person's life.
The "some" of those disabled women who find love is EXACTLY THE SAME as this: How are some--women able to find true love? Everyone doesn't find love, despite how seemingly perfect they are. And some wonderful people don't find love. It's a crap shoot.
The best you can do is live your best life and be the finest person you're able to with all your flaws, wheelchair, blindness, or the fingers, toes, eyes, ears and able to get-aroundness you've been given.
It's all a roll of the dice. Grab for the brass ring!
I can only speak for myself. I have met some outstanding women who happen to have a disability. I find them engaging, happy and generally fun to be around and date.
But I have also met a good many that run around wearing a victim brand on their foreheads. They almost always have the worst attitudes and use their disability as a literal crutch to blame all their life issues on.
The same way anyone else is. They have additional challenges, but I'd imagine that the social isolation that comes with disabilities teams up with the social isolation that comes FROM disabilities prompts them to go out and engage more, taking more chances, if only out of spite.
They're also likely more open-minded themselves in terms of dating people with their own oddities.
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Because just like everything some people will find it easier then others being disabled won't eliminate from dating but will make things harder
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