How Do I Gain Confidence Dating With a Disability

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Title	:	How Do I Gain Confidence Dating With a Disability
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I have had to wrestle with depression so severe that I don't eat for days, because I live with a parent As someone who has Paraplegic Cerebral Palsy with Autism, dating online seems to help me overcome depression Everyone I've talked to at my job, actually like seeing me there I'm nice and kind And there are idiots out there that tend take this to a wrong place My mom is way too into God and I'm fully aware that taking risks is the only way to be successful in getting into a relationship
Comment from : Zachary Alejandro

Am cate from kenya in Africai use artificial leg looking for a good caring man
Comment from : Cate Waithera

Dude! I’m 31 and I have cerebral palsy lol it’s pretty cool that I found this
Comment from : THE INSANIAC PROJECT

I have an underbite and a speech impediment because of it I've had it my whole life although it when it finally finished growing, the speech impediment got worse But somehow I have always gotten very pretty girls I'm a good enough looking guy even with it But, getting braces soon to get it fixed! 33 years in the making
Comment from : WP

I have CP, and dating has been hard - but not insurmountable I walk like an orangutan; and I walk with a cane I've managed to date several beautiful women She has to control the things she can control Be feminine Don't be a fatty Disabled or not, she needs to maximize all of her non-disabled assets
Comment from : Joel Rankin

I also have the same CP that she has Honestly, she has to work on herself and her confidence first if she wants to meet guys She also has to be upfront! I still had some guys attracted to me in the past even when I told them that I am disabled I also feel like it may be better for her to meet guys in person than online If she is confident AND kind, that will increase her chances brbrOne thing that I also do is try to look good and dress nice because if people are gonna stare at me, I might as well look good Of course, looks are not the entire package, but they still do count to some extent brbrI also know that if someone does not like me, it is their loss and that there is someone better out there She has to believe in herself more!
Comment from : Magdalena St

We all struggle with this even if we don’t say it It took a lot to make a call like this
Comment from : Terrence Mack

You're too nice!
Comment from : Molly C

as a mom i'd love for my son to meet some one so sweet past time for her to make a list of what she wants in a guy instead of hoping a guy will look passed her cp she is a whole person not just a person with cp
Comment from : rebecca lynn

My DM’s are open, I am a man with a disability and too afraid to call in
Comment from : ZManPhotos

Hates online? What a smart girl Love to you,darling
Comment from : Maria Nemashkalo

Girl if you have a disability you can date I'm rooting for you You go girl I'm cheering you on
Comment from : Stacey Baird

Surprising someone with your disability is never a good idea
Comment from : Morgan Dawn

I'm this girls age and she sounds like such a delight I hope she find's someone🤞🏻
Comment from : Travis B

I have CP too and I have the same struggle
Comment from : James

The man whom she did not tell about her disability was NOT an ass It was unexpectedly sprung on him He had no chance to prepare emotionally nor mentally He was staring at a wheelchair and the logisticss of being on a date in one perhaps upset him That was a poor choice on her part Why did she do it??? Yes She does need to state her disability upfront!
Comment from : carnivore Ron

she should be looking to date other disabled people
Comment from : Nique

The man is not automatically a bad person for not wanting to invest in something he sees as not working He has a right to be happy and not settle for something unfulfilling; a woman would not be judged as harshly for exercising her right to have standards
Comment from : David

Cerebral palsy and all, I'm in the same boat This one meant a lot I've shut myself off from a lot of connection because the un/intentional comments are difficult to take after a few decades
Comment from : Marie Z

I hate when someone says “somebody has to do it” with respect to someone’s career, it seems so disrespectful It’s like saying the world needs ditch diggers too
Comment from : David