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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown

I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Do you mean as opposed to discussing them on profiles?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why? Because it's something to be ashamed of?

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By *reatformeatWoman
over a year ago

my own bubble


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?"

Op it’s ok to put a pic on I’m sure we can get past the ginger hair

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Through fear of offending people who may read your profile or putting them off wanting to meet?

Minnie is disabled but we don’t really care whether someone is put off by it or not! Her disability has changed nothing about our relationship, sexual or otherwise, so if someone on here doesn’t like it then tough!

We are on here for our own fun so anyone who isn’t keen on people with disabilities isn’t for us and we won’t lose any sleep if they are put off

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"Do you mean as opposed to discussing them on profiles?"

I mean as opposed to putting everything on the Forums, asking if people will meet despite the disability.

I know it is a touchy subject, but only making this an open discussion.

I would love to hear different opinions.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Some Disabilities wouldnt put me speaking as the guy half .. there was one disabled lass on here who was in a wheel chair.. super beautiful she was but the only thing I didnt like about her was her attitude towards her self . That bit rather stunk but defo eye candy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you mean as opposed to discussing them on profiles?

I mean as opposed to putting everything on the Forums, asking if people will meet despite the disability.

I know it is a touchy subject, but only making this an open discussion.

I would love to hear different opinions."

I suppose some people need to know that someone somewhere will still find them attractive 'even if XYZ'.

They just need to be aware that some people won't be attracted to them and not feel hurt by it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I guess if it were me I would see if there is an interest/ spark initially and then introduce it. If someone likes you for who you are and how you come across it shouldn't matter if you come covered with blue polker dots and 8 legs x

I do get it though.

I had cancer 3 years ago and happy to answer questions and talk about it but I have heavy scarring which isn't something I lead a message with.

I am conscious of it but if someone has an issue with what got me here then its probably not going to be the right match.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Some Disabilities wouldnt put me speaking as the guy half .. there was one disabled lass on here who was in a wheel chair.. super beautiful she was but the only thing I didnt like about her was her attitude towards her self . That bit rather stunk but defo eye candy "

That’s the thing some people don’t get about most disabilities, they don’t change a persons personality so why should it affect the perception of them? Minnie is still the same person she ever was, just unfortunately doesn’t have the mobility she once had! She’s still as fuckable as she’s ever been

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I guess if it were me I would see if there is an interest/ spark initially and then introduce it. If someone likes you for who you are and how you come across it shouldn't matter if you come covered with blue polker dots and 8 legs x

I do get it though.

I had cancer 3 years ago and happy to answer questions and talk about it but I have heavy scarring which isn't something I lead a message with.

I am conscious of it but if someone has an issue with what got me here then its probably not going to be the right match. "

We once met a lady who had no nipples due to cancer. She hadn't mentioned it before the meet and it made it really awkward. We assumed she didn't want to talk about it or have them touched.

She may have felt we were put off because we avoided touching anywhere near them. We weren't put off at all but if we had been given the opportunity to discuss it before the meet it would have been a much nicer situation.

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"Do you mean as opposed to discussing them on profiles?

I mean as opposed to putting everything on the Forums, asking if people will meet despite the disability.

I know it is a touchy subject, but only making this an open discussion.

I would love to hear different opinions.

I suppose some people need to know that someone somewhere will still find them attractive 'even if XYZ'.

They just need to be aware that some people won't be attracted to them and not feel hurt by it.

"

But are they really playing the emotional and sympathy string by saying that no-one wants me because....

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"I guess if it were me I would see if there is an interest/ spark initially and then introduce it. If someone likes you for who you are and how you come across it shouldn't matter if you come covered with blue polker dots and 8 legs x

I do get it though.

I had cancer 3 years ago and happy to answer questions and talk about it but I have heavy scarring which isn't something I lead a message with.

I am conscious of it but if someone has an issue with what got me here then its probably not going to be the right match.

We once met a lady who had no nipples due to cancer. She hadn't mentioned it before the meet and it made it really awkward. We assumed she didn't want to talk about it or have them touched.

She may have felt we were put off because we avoided touching anywhere near them. We weren't put off at all but if we had been given the opportunity to discuss it before the meet it would have been a much nicer situation. "

Agree totally. A discussion that should be had in a private discussion before meeting maybe?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't do the whole 'I have xyz - do people still find me attractive?' thing because it feels a bit too much like attention seeking to me (don't care if others do it though.)

But I will openly talk about my issues on public forums if it's relevant to the discussion because I don't feel that they are anything to be ashamed of.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m disabled, and honest with people before I meet them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It is an odd one.. i only have limited sensation in one breast now so blokey type thing makes up for it with the less treacherous one.

I do mention it when the times right as it would be awkward but its part of my story. Im a warrior, a survivor and im proud of that.

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"I don't do the whole 'I have xyz - do people still find me attractive?' thing because it feels a bit too much like attention seeking to me (don't care if others do it though.)

But I will openly talk about my issues on public forums if it's relevant to the discussion because I don't feel that they are anything to be ashamed of. "

My thoughts and fears exactly.

Is it attention seeking and asking for a sympathy fuck??

We all have our diabilities, would we stop strangers in Tescos and tell them all?

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
over a year ago

Reading


"It is an odd one.. i only have limited sensation in one breast now so blokey type thing makes up for it with the less treacherous one.

I do mention it when the times right as it would be awkward but its part of my story. Im a warrior, a survivor and im proud of that. "

And so you should be!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't do the whole 'I have xyz - do people still find me attractive?' thing because it feels a bit too much like attention seeking to me (don't care if others do it though.)

But I will openly talk about my issues on public forums if it's relevant to the discussion because I don't feel that they are anything to be ashamed of.

My thoughts and fears exactly.

Is it attention seeking and asking for a sympathy fuck??

We all have our diabilities, would we stop strangers in Tescos and tell them all?"

Well when I go shopping in the current climate, I wear a lanyard that says I am autistic. It stops people giving me grief if I do something wrong or need someone to come into the store with me.

I'd probably say that we all have different levels of comfort when it comes to who/when/where we speak about our disabilities, but I don't think people should be shamed for being open.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have had major operations for cancer but unfortunately it has not worked and that’s how things are unfortunately. But people should not Judy people by their looks, body shape, scars, disability’s of any kind we all need support sometime or another in life. So we should all get to know each other before disregarding each other you don’t need to be sexually attracted toe someone just to talk to them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have had major operations for cancer but unfortunately it has not worked and that’s how things are unfortunately. But people should not Judy people by their looks, body shape, scars, disability’s of any kind we all need support sometime or another in life. So we should all get to know each other before disregarding each other you don’t need to be sexually attracted toe someone just to talk to them "

Totally agree x

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"I have had major operations for cancer but unfortunately it has not worked and that’s how things are unfortunately. But people should not Judy people by their looks, body shape, scars, disability’s of any kind we all need support sometime or another in life. So we should all get to know each other before disregarding each other you don’t need to be sexually attracted toe someone just to talk to them "

You and many others have come through life-changing times, and I take my hat off to all of you.

However, you do not put this in your profile and that is a strong thing to do.

I agree totally, we should get to know the person before we consider their diability.

For me, I certainly don't want sympathy, just a fair chance to talk as an equal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?"

No having a disability is nothing to be ashamed of

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?

No having a disability is nothing to be ashamed of"

Of course not.

But does it look to some that it is like looking for sympathy sex?

" I don't have much else going for me, but...."

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By *irty PrettyWoman
over a year ago

Cardiff


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?

No having a disability is nothing to be ashamed of

Of course not.

But does it look to some that it is like looking for sympathy sex?

" I don't have much else going for me, but....""

How is it looking for a sympathy fuck any more than the “am I too ugly” or “am I too old” threads? Why shouldn’t people talk openly about their disabilities if that’s what they want to do?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When you think about it ‘disabled’ people aren’t ’disabled’...but disabled by society and other people...

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?

No having a disability is nothing to be ashamed of

Of course not.

But does it look to some that it is like looking for sympathy sex?

" I don't have much else going for me, but...."

How is it looking for a sympathy fuck any more than the “am I too ugly” or “am I too old” threads? Why shouldn’t people talk openly about their disabilities if that’s what they want to do?"

All examples of the same thing. If they are too old, or too ugly in the opinion of the person looking, they will be passed by until they find someone who finds the same people attractive or of a good age.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

For discretion I wouldn't put my specific disability on my profile.

I have osteoarthritis and always mention it as it affects my knees.

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?

No having a disability is nothing to be ashamed of

Of course not.

But does it look to some that it is like looking for sympathy sex?

" I don't have much else going for me, but....""

No, it's a way of letting people know if you have limited capability.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

you don't judge a book by it's cover so why do people judge people by there looks, size, shape,and there disabilities we all need friends and have needs it takes nothing to just talk to others you never know you might like them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"you don't judge a book by it's cover so why do people judge people by there looks, size, shape,and there disabilities we all need friends and have needs it takes nothing to just talk to others you never know you might like them"

Do you mean on this site?

With respect, it's mainly a sex site not a friendship site.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes but there is no need to not to talk other then judge people how they look even if it’s just sex

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have MS I don't mention it unless asked. It's not a problem we'll not to me and doesn't effect play

Oh and I can park on double yellow lines

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"Yes but there is no need to not to talk other then judge people how they look even if it’s just sex"

Agree with this, however there are profiles on here that are using their diabilities for a sympathy vote.

No offence intended to any one person, but there are profiles that do exactly that.

Should someone take sympathy and offer sex to someone else just because they have a disability??

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It's up to the individual to decide what they feel right about sharing and who with. Trust needs to be earned from more than just having a profile and looking at another's.

Everyone is unique and has much to offer, so over-focussing on what some may see as a slight blemish, if they even see it at all, misses the full wonder of them.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Yes but there is no need to not to talk other then judge people how they look even if it’s just sex

Agree with this, however there are profiles on here that are using their diabilities for a sympathy vote.

No offence intended to any one person, but there are profiles that do exactly that.

Should someone take sympathy and offer sex to someone else just because they have a disability??"

People are allowed to create and manage their profile as they wish to, within site terms and conditions. You may perceive them as getting sympathy shags but that's your view. If they aren't for you, there are lots more people here.

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By *konCouple
over a year ago

cardiff

Very few of us are physically perfect !

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"Very few of us are physically perfect !"

Agree with this totally.

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By *chupforitMan
over a year ago

Peterborough

Wouldn't life be dull if we were all perfect. I don't think anyone is.

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By *lowhands7Man
over a year ago

South Leicestershire

You are what you are. If you want to meet people it's best to be straight up about it if you feel it needs discussion. There are lots of different shapes, sizes and interests on here.. it has to be the perfect site for sharing.

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By *en Edmunds OP   Man
over a year ago

Anytown


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?"

Should people expect a sympathy fuck because of what they have been through?

Genuine question!

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By *anther and gothic angelCouple
over a year ago

fairy land

I haven't put my disabilities on the profile.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I know this is a controversial subject, but are disabilities something that should be kept for private discussion?

Should people expect a sympathy fuck because of what they have been through?

Genuine question!"

No one is entitled to or should expect anything.

There will always be attention seekers and people who try to manipulate others, but I feel like they are pretty obvious and most people see through them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Think most of the people on this site are disabled

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By *g1231974Man
over a year ago

wetherby

I guess, in the end, it becomes apparent whether through pictures or meeting so I suppose it is better to be open as someone has just, quite reasonably, said to me. That said, on a site such as this, it doesn't take much to make yourself unattractive to others...

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By *incsladyandscotsmanCouple
over a year ago

North fife

There are people here that have hidden disabilities here also. It is really down to the individual as to how they portray themselves. We are all human and full respect to all.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had a rare form of cancer in my late teens, which reactivated a dormant issue I had as a baby which stopped me from being able to walk and muscles didn’t work. After intense physio which I was like everyone else. After the cancer I couldn’t balance and had poor mobility. It took years to figure out what was wrong and almost give up, just deciding to stay in all the time, but I had to carry on. Over team I got my balance under control and move normally. I’m not disabled, but get annoyed when anyone who is percieved as being different having to explain themselves. I’ve put a kind of a watered down disclaimer but wish I didn’t have to do that. But elephant in the room. It shouldn’t matter either way if anyone on this site is disabled or not. Brilliant thread.

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By *S2505Couple
over a year ago

lon

How insulting to ginger people!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My profile tells people of one of my problems which is caused by the medication I take for my diabetes and pain relief for my arthritic hips. I know this will put, practically everyone person on here, off meeting me

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By *1bttmMan
over a year ago

Shoreditch east London

A guy posted on here last week and said he was wheelchair bound and was keen to meet someone for a fuck.

I was completely shocked by 1 or 2 vitriolic comments/resonses made about him seeking a 'sympathy fuck'. The post was closed down because someone complained he was arranging a meet during a pandemic....ffs he was just reaching out and had made no mention of it being for now.

A few other people had said it had been a hard yr for everyone so he shouldn't expect any favours but my point is there were a few people judging him and very sceptical about the sincerity of his post. He might've gone about the post in a different way but the lack of real empathy really surprised me.

Just thought it was a bit sad how cruel and nasty some of the replies were. Yeah we're in the height of a pandemic and supposed to show more kindness and I just thought what hope does the poor sod have under normal circumstances.

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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago

Bristol

Just be upfront about it on your profile after all that’s what it’s for

That way people make an informed choice in weather to contact you or not based on the info

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By *orobigballsMan
over a year ago

boro ish

Wife is disabled with fibromyalgia ME and other things, she prefers wanking too full sex as it hurts too much at times but her mind still active

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By *arnsleycpl4uCouple
over a year ago

Barnsley

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By *arnsleycpl4uCouple
over a year ago

Barnsley


"What are we all on about this is a joke my husband has a storma bag’ he well we had a very active sex life now he is so depressed that I don’t know what to do we are both suffering and that ! happened with out us knowing anything about it he refuses to let me see him naked and a lot more we been swinging for 20 years even before the internet when it was blind dates from books ? Only thing I can say we all grow old but still love the lifestyle xx "

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By *incsladyandscotsmanCouple
over a year ago

North fife


"I have MS I don't mention it unless asked. It's not a problem we'll not to me and doesn't effect play

Oh and I can park on double yellow lines "

I have MS too (female) i actually don't mention it to many as so far I've been fortunate enough that it hasn't affected me in a way that impacts our swinging.

However it does stop me doing anal so if that's requested i will explain..

And I've yet to get the blue badge!

X

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By *OXO2018Couple
over a year ago

Norfolk

I’m disabled and limited in the bedroom, I mention it on our profile and I’m not ashamed of my disability and if people wanna treat me differently because of it then that’s there issue not mine.

Also if there shocked when we meet it means they haven’t read our profile

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By *olymalelincsMan
over a year ago

southend

I think that it is a personal choice as to wether or not a person discloses their disabilities or physical/mental health issues on thier profile or if it is something that is discussed later via private message and it certainly shouldn't be seen as attention seeking if they do choose to put it in their profile as it could be something that is importent to them or would make them anxious to meet someone without the other person knowing about.

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By *issysbee69Woman
over a year ago

Brandenburg

My husband is on disability for his back

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By *stbury DavenportMan
over a year ago

Nottingham

Given how disabled people get treated even now in 2021, not wishing to disclose publicly is entirely understandable.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How insulting to ginger people!!"

Hence why so many have black & white photos.

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