Hi WW,
And that's why you count so much to so many of us here. We know that you have what really counts!
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 28 Years Post
Texas, USA
andrea murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh, Tony, You said it right! It doesn't make a difficulties, we are all the same. There are jerks in wheelchair just as much as guys that are non-disability. Some people look for perfect body's but, its what inside that counts. Wheelchair Warrior
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a message dated 2/11/2005 9:32:20 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You're the first one to catch onto my observation Billy. I thought that I may have stirred the pot with my observation. All of us are talking about relationships with able-bodied people. If we don't want to be with people like us, why would we expect able-bodied people to want us?
Of course there would be difficulties and some hardships but at least we would understand what the other person is going through. We would obviously need help by caregivers but having somebody around that not only gives but can receive affection can go along way.
Jim
....i'm going to be honest here, so sue me if i'm not politically correct. i couldn't be with a girl in a chair, although i have felt attracted to a few years ago. It's not for me, i need to have that female reactions to stimulation...plus, there's other emotional things i need.
Most girls i've been with never imagined going with a dude in a chair...it's not something you ever think about as an AB. But i really have to give my ex-girls a LOT of credit for having the strength to be with me in every way...i know it was scarey for them at first, but became very routine later. I'm not just talkin about the sex here, it takes quite a bit of strength to see yourself with a person in a chair. I'll say this for the girls in my past, i really respect them for seeing me for WHO i am...they looked past the chair so damn easy, and we had great times.
-tony c5c6
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