Let's be honest, it depends on the disability. It is not the same someone who is good looking, has lost a leg and can use a prosthesis, than someone who is heavily disfigured and has difficulties moving and talking.
For example I have the feeling that it could be hard at first with a blind person, we are used to communicate by looking into each oth...... 1 reply
Yeah.
I'm not physically disabled but I do have a personality disorder.
When it comes to friends AND lovers, I don't love people for their appearance or attractiveness, because that's too shallow and unsustainable. I love people for their character. If the person I love happened to be disabled, I wouldn't care. I mean think about it—they've gone ...... reply
I would've stopped myself from walking home alone in the dark. For real, don't do that. You might end up like I did. And I would've probably stopped myself from having sex with brother and teacher. And maybe I would've told myself not to wear a girls underwear to school. I had a pretty messed up childhood. But I love my life. 2 reply
I would stop my teen self from giving a fuck about people's comments, tell her that it's ok to talk about her interests, to dye her hair blue and get some piercings, to be more confident and to speak up when she has or wants to. Also, I would stop myself from falling off that horse and break my arm three years ago.
...That is, of course, if I could...... reply
Fall in love with? Can't exactly choose that. But as for having a romantic relationship with, yes, but it depends on what kind of disability. If it's less serious, I wouldn't have a problem with it. If it's something major, I would stay away. I might sound like a bad person, but I just know I couldn't handle it. reply
'Things' are your daily life experiences by which you get to know the world around you. Tell others about the things you did, may it be cool, sad, crazy or funny. You can also find things that you might want to do and a friend to do it with!
