Dating with Disabilities

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Title	:	Dating with Disabilities
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Yes I would like to see those other videos you were talking about
Comment from : Dana Belden

I appreciate this video so much desiring to be with a desability person "Iam maggie from Africa
Comment from : Jesuslady Lady

so what kind of guy are you looking for?
Comment from : Carlton Clark

Medicaid rules are set up to make marriage and having necessary healthcare benefits incompatible Many disabled people are forced to hide their relationships in order to keep the benefits they needbrThe struggle to survive in the current system takes a financial and psychological toll on disabled people’s ability to get married and live a healthy stable peaceful life with the one they love It’s difficult not to internalize the fact that society views anyone with a disability of any kind unfit to be marriage material, a burden and therefore penalizes them if they DARE being marriedbrWe need to end income requirements for disabled people who cannot live without Medicaid or SSDI/SSI, it is the only thing here in the US by both government parties that is standing in the way of a lot of US citizens getting married The other option is universal healthcare, or leaving to another country all together As long as disabled people are at risk of losing benefits, full marriage equality does not exist in the United States The fight for marriage equality for disabled people is not over yet
Comment from : Gigi Schuster

i want this girl
Comment from : Carlton Clark

My experience with dating has been dehumanizing There seems to be no lack of women with unrealistic dating standards and I know this is partly Men's fault but I am not sure that I had anything to do with it but I would proudly take responsability if am doing or have done anything to cause this I have had disabled women and non disabled women turn me down Even when I am just trying to be friendly I was in a Bible study group and I guess this one girl or woman whatever you want to call her told the group leader that I made her uncomfortable and the Dude I do not know what he was expecting IDK if he thought I should apologize or what but I wasn't going to apologize for her bad behavior
Comment from : ryan derksen

Love don't cost a thing
Comment from : felix kodzo Hodosu

From a fellow folk with a disability, this was reassuring I appreciate the outline and systematic approach!
Comment from : Nea

I have recently become wheelchair bound and have contemplated rejoining the dating market I was worried that my wheelchair would put people off, a friend of mine pointed out that it was my rubbish personality that we do that more harm than the wheelchair
Comment from : De Cam

I've just discovered your channel and so far I'm loving your videos! My English isn't good enough for me to properly express myself, so just let me thank you and disappear
Comment from : Ravensworth

Very useful for everyone 👍🏻
Comment from : Bjøtos Airuda

I am interested with those video ideas 😊
Comment from : Jenelyn Suyat

I haven't done a ton of dating, simply because I'm so focused on school at the moment, but I haven't had the best experiences either! Nothing as crazy as you for sure, but I absolutely get the uncomfortable vibe I honestly feel trapped when I choose to go out for coffee with someone I remember my first real date was with a sweet guy who came and picked me up and we went to a movie But, I could just tell I didn't really connect with him, and the whole time I was thinking, if I get really uncomfortable, I don't have a way out other than calling a Lyft, and lord knows how long that will take even assuming I don't get any access issues I have sort of thought that dating is more work than it is worth at this stage in my life I'm open, I just haven't found Mr right and I am not actively looking brbrI do have an interesting observation to make I would say I got asked out a bit more before I used a cane or guide dog Once I used a cane, I never got asked out once Once I used the dog, I got asked out more often again Weird, huh? brbrThanks for the great video as always!
Comment from : Poodle Eyes

Hello Tamara! It's Harley again; I found this video very relatable and enjoyable I love your tips on safety, mindset, planning, and setting expectations Many words of wisdom I would love to see more videos in this series!brbrCan you elaborate now or in a future video as to why you find immense curiosity to be a sign of a poor match? Does it have to do with objectification, or differing priorities or levels of maturity, or what? Do you simply find it a turn off when people seem to be more interested in learning about your experience with disability than your whole self? Best wishes!
Comment from : Harley Llewelyn Long

Thanks this was a great topic I would love to see the videos you plan to make I’m in my twenties and my vision loss is new and creating new relationships of all kinds have been hard People who have been disabled for a long time nonchalantly have a so what attitude but it is VERY different and challenging Also, safety is a huge concern for me As a woman plus being disabled, I know my chances of being targeted is higher brPlease don’t change your mind on the planned videos These are questions I frustrate myself with often lol
Comment from : Carissa C

This isn't nessecarily specific to dating with a disability, but back when me and my bestie were doing tinder (ugh) whenever we had a date, we would tell eachother everything we knew about the person and where the date was, which was always at a location where we weren't alone with them, like a coffee shop We had an agreement that, say for instance, if she was on a date with a person who gave her a sketchy unsafe vibe, she could text me and I would call her saying I had an emergency and that would give her a way out of that date Or vice versa Thankfully it never came down to that though
Comment from : stick shift steph