great thought subramani sir.
On 2/1/14, jignesh thakur jigneshthaku...@gmail.com wrote:
yes romance has nothing to do with disability. but points of sucharu
sir and ishita madam are also logical.
On 1/31/14, Subramani L lsubramani.v...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Ms. Preeti and others:
While it
Nice read thank you for sharing Two of you.
What I find noteworthy in this piece
1 Written by someone who has lived two lives, sighted and blind both
Which is reflected in the piece.
2. What caught my attention the most
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I have a smacking profile as far as the tick marks go: I have
Hi all ,
I agree that romance has nothing to do with disability.but in our society
where children are more taken as security for old age ,even to bring a
children up is taken more a responsibility rather than an experience to
enjoy.this is but natural in our still developing society.in reality
You are right Sucharu.
We as a society are racial, obsessed with outer beauty and
social-economic status. We all are commodities in the Indian
conventional marriage market where visible physical denomenators are
determinant factors.
On 1/31/14, Sucharu Gupta sucharugupta1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Dear Ms. Preeti and others:
While it is nice and fine to have a successful married life, factors
such as what is the extent of an individual's contribution to the
relationship, how far one could make the partnership work etc are
important. Relationships do not take off or completely break down
yes romance has nothing to do with disability. but points of sucharu
sir and ishita madam are also logical.
On 1/31/14, Subramani L lsubramani.v...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Ms. Preeti and others:
While it is nice and fine to have a successful married life, factors
such as what is the extent of
Following is surely a good red article by Nidhi.
I am just thinking that while loving a person does any 1 looks disability?
Isn’t it first instance person would love the individuality? I agree then
may be while thinking of settling in life surely 1 thinks towards his/her
own comforts towards
Dear Ishita, and also Sucharu
Interestingly how do we know equal and not equal? No one person in the world
is equal to anyone! So what do we do? And no one must force non disabled
people to marry disabled persons. And how do you know that all non disabled
people are good and will end up being
Dear Preeti,
thats exactly what I think.how society see towards sexuality of disabled
should not matter to us.what we think makes the difference.but two persons
get attracted towards each other due some reasons.so rather than having self
pity and a complaining attitude we should concentrate on our
Yes, if there are non disabled people who are helping you to make things
beautiful, then you too must be doing something to make their life beautiful
as well? You get what you give. So why not start by giving love to each
other starting from yourself and see how things will change. Dont confuse
Hi friends,
What all I want to suggest is that the world cannot be divided on the basis
of being abled or disabled .moreover there are good and bad,sensitive or
insensitive everyone coexists .we can't blame the whole society for what a
small portion of ill valued individuals do.i find it necessary
Taking responsibility for our condition is one of the most important things.
No one is responsible for our own condition. It is only us ourselves. This
is something we need to undetrstand before we can improve anything for
ourselves.
All the best.
Preeti
Preeti Monga
Director
Mobile: +91
1 more major factor which plays very importantly in entire following topic
is the attitude of (My child should get or deserve more then what he/she
is looking for”)
If you look at above statement very closely you would realize many a times
parents does not wish to believe that disable
Yes, attitude is all the problem. Everyone has problems. Just go for it and
look for good friends. Someone you can be good friends with will be the best
person you should think of marrying.
Preeti Monga
Director
Mobile: +91 9871701646
Landline: 011 22781446
E-mail:
Guys I haven't ever seen such a best expression of thoughts and emotions.
Why Should Disability Spell the End of Romance?
http://in.news.yahoo.com/why-should-disability-spell-the-end-of-romance-055837779.html
Regards
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Here is the full article:
Source:
http://in.news.yahoo.com/why-should-disability-spell-the-end-of-romance-055837779.html#
Why Should Disability Spell the End of Romance?
Flirting. Heartbreak. Clumsy first dates. Matrimonial sites. Studying for
three degrees. Salsa classes. The coming-of-age
A tremendous piece of writing unravelling a variety of shades of
emotions and experiences which die in the hearts of many differently
ables, unspoken!
This is what makes me always appriciate Nidhi. Her livelyness,
sensitivity and perception of disability really brings a cheer while
interacting
Hi, a lady friend wants to converse with Nidhi, phone number or email
Id anything will do. Can anyone provide the contact please?
Best regards,
Sandeep
At 08:37 PM 1/29/2014, you wrote:
A tremendous piece of writing unravelling a variety of shades of
emotions and experiences which die in the
hello,
even i have been looking forward to contact people associated with
point of view since long but the number listed on their site seems not
functional. i have been trying their number since last year.
so if anyone has the contact information, please share with me.
thanks,
On 1/29/14, Sandeep
Very very nise, was great read
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On 29.01.2014, at 18:38, Shiv shivrah...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is the full article:
Source:
http://in.news.yahoo.com/why-should-disability-spell-the-end-of-romance-055837779.html#
Why Should Disability Spell the End of Romance?
Thought-provoking!
Thank you!
Lissy Verghese
On 1/29/14, Shiv shivrah...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is the full article:
Source:
http://in.news.yahoo.com/why-should-disability-spell-the-end-of-romance-055837779.html#
Why Should Disability Spell the End of Romance?
Flirting. Heartbreak. Clumsy
Hi Friends, this is a wonderful article. I too wish I can connect with Nidhi
so we can do some work together. Can anyone get my message to her? She must
read my autobiography, The Other Senses. This book talks a great deal about
relationship, romance and marriage and my amazing experiences! Anyone
I worked with Point of View as a consultant for their Disability and
Sexuality project - I can give mobile number of contact person of Point of
View but I do not think I should give that number in this group without her
permission.
So write separately to me at sruti.d...@gmail.com - I will give
wonderful article!
really Thought provoking
On 1/30/14, Sruti disAbility Rights Centre sruti.d...@gmail.com wrote:
I worked with Point of View as a consultant for their Disability and
Sexuality project - I can give mobile number of contact person of Point of
View but I do not think I should
Hi friends,
I would like to share my opinion about the article without hurting the
feelings of anybody .it is just what I feel:
in humans the relationships bloom between the equal persons .this is quite
natural.the equality is measured by various parameters like appearance and
Very thought provoking article.
Though I strongly believe that we can't rather shouldn't force able
bodied person to accept us.
When I was sighted I never fancied a blind boy. Now how can I demand
from sighted person to accept me?
Love and marriage happens in equal group. Romance between disable
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