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22.09.2008, 16:33 quote

moose666

FoxyHan wrote:

not disability, a condition that i have found when you get in a relationship with someone seems to cause problems even though when i was ready to have kids i know that fertility treatments are available to me


How's it caused problems for you Han?

 

22.09.2008, 16:38 quote

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a couple of times in relationships the question of would you ever want kids has come up, and yes i do but i feel i have to say about having the reduced fertility a couple of guys have gone funny after this, maybe it wasnt how they thought about their future, spending time going through IVF and stuff i dont know x
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22.09.2008, 16:40 quote

deepthroath

Well Han, if thats the case you were best off without then. Men like that arent worth the paper their names are written on!

 

22.09.2008, 16:45 quote

moose666

FoxyHan wrote:
a couple of times in relationships the question of would you ever want kids has come up, and yes i do but i feel i have to say about having the reduced fertility a couple of guys have gone funny after this, maybe it wasnt how they thought about their future, spending time going through IVF and stuff i dont know x


I think that if a bloke really loves you, Han, then a problem like this won't affect how he feels about you. If he loves you he's got to be a bit philosophical about things and be willing to deal with the IVF and the possibility of not having kids, simple as that.

 

22.09.2008, 16:46 quote

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Wow I actually had to stop and really think about this one

My mum is disabled and while she can walk its much easier for long distances for her to use the chair

I'm under no illusions that i'm most probably going to have to look after her in later years

So no i wouldn't conciously go on a date with a seriously disabled person

I couldn't get into anything long term with them so there wouldn't be a lot of point

If i walked in on a date tho i wouldn't be climbing out of the window...wheelchairs dont make me uncomfortable in the slightest
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22.09.2008, 16:55 quote

moose666

Hugglies wrote:
wheelchairs dont make me uncomfortable in the slightest


It would if it was me sitting in it with me cock out.

 

22.09.2008, 17:00 quote

deepthroath

moose666 wrote:
Hugglies wrote:
wheelchairs dont make me uncomfortable in the slightest


It would if it was me sitting in it with me cock out.


D'oh

 

22.09.2008, 17:01 quote

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I dont think anyone would let you get away with that kind of behaviour especially down the local! Razz
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22.09.2008, 17:03 quote

moose666

I get my cock out in my local every Saturday night, people come from miles around to witness the spectacle.

Sorry I'm hijacking this thread with nonsense.. I'll shut up now.

 

22.09.2008, 17:03 quote

deepthroath

moose666 wrote:
I get my cock out in my local every Saturday night, people come from miles around to witness the spectacle.

Sorry I'm hijacking this thread with nonsense.. I'll shut up now.


Moose - Verbal Diahhrea (sp) is a disability too you know.

 

22.09.2008, 17:07 quote

moose666

Not being able to spell is a disability too.

 

22.09.2008, 17:58 quote

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mirrorpool Joined: 28 Aug 2007 Posts: 1581 Location: United Kingdom, England, Norfolk
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It's a great pity that realistically, many people would not partner someone with a disability and as RG says, many disabled people have adapted to live life to the full, often doing far more than able bodied people.
One of my on-line friends is disabled and I'm amazed at the way he's got adapted wheelchairs for different places, one even has the caterpillar/tank like wheels for rough terrain as he loves to camp on mountain slopes with his friends.
I've also spent my whole life around disabled people of all types and I know for a fact that many would be far less demanding and capable than many able bodied but lazy and miserable people.
I do accept that there will always be those amongst us who will never be able to accept or relate to people with disabilities, so let's hope they never have to end up in that position themselves, as it could happen.
The para-olympics show how active many disabled are and what an inspiration for others that can be.

If I have a message from a guy whose profile has a lot of physical activities I do usually point out that my fitness does not match his and that I may every few years, become totally disabled for a few days followed by several weeks of my just being careful, but that it doesn't last. I'm honest about this, but I do explain how my conditions can sometimes affect my usual abilities from day to day and that most people wouldn't even notice.

Oh well. I've 'spilt the beans' now so do you reckon my messages might stop coming? Confused
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22.09.2008, 20:07 quote

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moose666 wrote:
I don't think I could have a relationship with someone in a wheelchair. Yes, terrible of me, etc, etc, and very politically incorrect, it's really the person inside who counts blah blah blah etc. But even so, there you have it.


Terrible of you? All it says to me about you is that you have personal boundaries, nowt wrong with that. We all need them.
Personally, I wouldn't date (and would dump on finding out - and have done in the past ) someone who takes recreational drugs, drinks excessively, is physically abusive or steals.
Disabilities, hidden or physical etc. dont phase me in the least though.

 

22.09.2008, 20:12 quote

moose666

rocketgirl wrote:
takes recreational drugs, drinks excessively, is physically abusive or steals.


Christ, that's me right out of the picture then. Laughing

 

22.09.2008, 20:15 quote

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moose666 wrote:
rocketgirl wrote:
takes recreational drugs, drinks excessively, is physically abusive or steals.


Christ, that's me right out of the picture then. Laughing


Well, You'd already turned me down cuz I would have turned up for our picnic with my wheelchair!!!

Some people are just not meant for each other!

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