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Zip_Ty

Zip_Ty

Cheyenne, WY
December 2009

DEC 22, 2009 08:26 PM

As a woman how do you feel about dateing\sex with a man in a wheelchair?

Thistle

Thistle

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

DEC 22, 2009 09:14 PM

If he otherwise met all my requirements, I would not rule a dude out because he was in a wheelchair.

To be honest I might be a little unsure if there were other health problems, but just not being able to walk would not be a problem for me.

Zip_Ty

Zip_Ty

Cheyenne, WY
December 2009

DEC 23, 2009 02:48 PM

No, no. No crazy health problems or deformations just stuck in a wheelchair.

Ok, I guess its odivous that Im talking about myself. I was in a car accident and sence then wemon just dont look at me the same way. Other than the fact that I cant walk nothing about me has changed. ie: I still get horny, I still find hot chicks hot, and I still wanna get laied just as much as the next guy.

Scotty

Scotty

SUICIDEGIRL

Australia

DEC 24, 2009 01:27 AM

If your ding dong still works, I don't see any problems.

Invisible_Man

Invisible_Man

I'm lost
May 2009

DEC 24, 2009 10:58 AM

First of all, welcome to SG.

Secondly, I'm sorry about the unexpected turn your life is taken.

I know I am not one of the "ladies" but this site is all inclusive and starting a thread asking for just one segment of the member base to respond is asking for trouble. I basically clicked on this thread expecting a full-on cock shot!

Now to the crux of the matter; I am not a therapist but I can tell you a few things right from the get go. You are different. The first thing you have to do is come to terms with that and accept it. Your life has changed dramatically and nothing will ever be the same. From what I can tell based on this thread and your blog is that you aren't quite there yet -- that's cool and all but you need to come to terms with your opinion of yourself before you can start tackling the issues of how others see you.

PeteyTheStampede

PeteyTheStampede

Petersburg, VA
July 2009

JAN 05, 2010 05:20 PM

Invisible Man, everywhere I look people are asking for opinions from particular people. Through you do have a point about are the dick pics, you shouldn't act like you run the site.

CoolBreeze77, I can't tell you about dating men in a wheelchair if you catch my drift, but I can tell you that I had a serious crush on a girl that was wheelchair bound in high school. I later found out that this wasn't her only problem. The main thing is to make those hot girls know how smart and capable (hehe) you are. When someone sees the wheelchair they think "does he have a terminal illness? Does he have a mental disability? How do I talk to someone in that situation?" Just go up to a woman and do what you normally would. Unless you'd use a cheap pick up line. In that case just start with "Hi".

Thistle

Thistle

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

JAN 05, 2010 07:17 PM

Mtpetey said:
Invisible Man, everywhere I look people are asking for opinions from particular people. Through you do have a point about are the dick pics, you shouldn't act like you run the site.



Invisible Man gave some pretty useful information, actually. It is rare on this site for just the asked-for segment of the population to respond to a thread. And most of the threads titled "for the ladies" or "ladies ONLY answer" or whatever are something to do with dicks.

Lastly, if Invisible Man isn't supposed to tell people what to post, neither are you.

Katieesq

Katieesq

USA
June 2008

JAN 05, 2010 07:27 PM

It sure does seem like you suffered a lot of trauma from the accident, and not just physical trauma. Have you tried to get any psychotherapy to sort out the issues that your accident wrought?

Suri

Suri

SUICIDEGIRL

Pennsylvania, USA

JAN 05, 2010 08:52 PM

I've dated men in wheelchairs. We always got great seats at shows, and it's fun to ride on the back of the chair.

rattimus

rattimus

Ottawa, ON
March 2008

JAN 05, 2010 09:16 PM

I'm also in a wheelchair, i had a car accident when i was 17. I've never really had any problems dating. when i meet somebody new i usually get the same 3 questions, what happened, will you ever walk again, and after a few more drinks its does your dick still work.
after all that's cleared up its usually smooth sailing. just relax, be yourself, and they'll usually relax about it too. if they still have a problem then who needs them

Sn0wbunnie

Sn0wbunnie

Canada
September 2007

JAN 06, 2010 12:57 AM

I have a few friends that are quads or amputees that are in chairs, and they all get laid one way or another. One of them has a couple that comes over to perform for him and his current fuck buddy, he also has some serious sex swings and stuff to support himself during the act. Another one is married and has kids... And he met his wife post-amputation.

All in all, I guess I just want to let you know that there is no reason why you can't have a perfectly healthy and normal sex/dating life. Just don't stress, and let it come naturally if you can.

And good luck!biggrin

Zip_Ty

Zip_Ty

Cheyenne, WY
December 2009

JAN 27, 2010 05:28 PM

Thanks for the feedback guys but I have to admit that when I posted my question I was in a bad\pissed off mood. On that day, without going into too much detail, I finally got up the courage to ask this woman out and she shot me down. Thats not the first time that has happend but it was the first time I was told "what could we possablly do together." So I was a little angry and a little hurt. But thank you for the support and in the future I wont just ask for just one segments opinion.

Darke

Darke

Columbia, MO
June 2005

JAN 27, 2010 05:32 PM



sorry, first thing I thought of seeing the topic.

snowpea

snowpea

Canada
January 2009

JAN 27, 2010 10:27 PM

CoolBreeze77 said:
Thanks for the feedback guys but I have to admit that when I posted my question I was in a bad\pissed off mood. On that day, without going into too much detail, I finally got up the courage to ask this woman out and she shot me down. Thats not the first time that has happend but it was the first time I was told "what could we possablly do together." So I was a little angry and a little hurt. But thank you for the support and in the future I wont just ask for just one segments opinion.



Well she sounds like she was a bit of an asshole anyways.

I would definitely date a guy in a wheelchair. If he was cute and rad, and we got along well, why not? It makes you different from a lot of people, but that's sexy.

Aconite

Aconite

Eureka Springs, AR
May 2009

JAN 28, 2010 02:36 PM



I would definitely date a guy in a wheelchair. If he was cute and rad, and we got along well, why not? It makes you different from a lot of people, but that's sexy.



+1 I don't see a problem there at all. Plus, you're cute! I'm sure plenty of women will still want to be with you. If someone isn't interested solely because you are in a wheelchair, they are obviously way too shallow and you shouldn't waste your time anyways. People like that are never worth anything anyhow.

Aconite

Aconite

Eureka Springs, AR
May 2009

JAN 28, 2010 02:36 PM



I would definitely date a guy in a wheelchair. If he was cute and rad, and we got along well, why not? It makes you different from a lot of people, but that's sexy.



+1 I don't see a problem there at all. Plus, you're cute! I'm sure plenty of women will still want to be with you. If someone isn't interested solely because you are in a wheelchair, they are obviously way too shallow and you shouldn't waste your time anyways. People like that are never worth anything anyhow.

NathanialBlood

NathanialBlood

United Kingdom
August 2006

JAN 28, 2010 02:56 PM

I have dated a girl who was in a wheelchair and still count her as a friend. If people shoot you down for it, there not really intrested in you as a person. Hope stuff works out for you man smile

Dryad

Dryad

Asheville, NC
July 2008

JAN 28, 2010 03:43 PM

Aconite said:


I would definitely date a guy in a wheelchair. If he was cute and rad, and we got along well, why not? It makes you different from a lot of people, but that's sexy.



+1 I don't see a problem there at all. Plus, you're cute! I'm sure plenty of women will still want to be with you. If someone isn't interested solely because you are in a wheelchair, they are obviously way too shallow and you shouldn't waste your time anyways. People like that are never worth anything anyhow.



My thoughts exactly. If it wasn't the "wheelchair thing" then I'm sure something else would come up that she wasn't pleased with about you.

EmoElmo

EmoElmo

Los Angeles, CA
January 2010

JAN 28, 2010 03:59 PM

what woman would have you? you're a freak of nature. what kind of man are you? you can't even stand up! no one will ever love you now. freak!

SPOILERS! (Click to view)

if any of that struck a nerve, even a bit, then it's that insecurity -- especially if you allow it to start eating away at you, letting it turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy -- that will make you less attractive/confident to women (and people in general, even in non-romantic social situations) than your physical disability.

however, if after reading that, you were able to say to yourself: "who is this idiot? he doesn't know me! fuck this douche! i'm CoolBreeze77 and i'm fucking awesome," then my friend, you'll be perfectly fine. but let's also be real: there will be some girls who will disregard you based on your disability alone. fuck them! why would you want that kind of girl anyway? so, consider it a way to save yourself lots of time and heartache by being able to separate the wheat from the chaff so quickly.

me, i'm not so lucky -- i've got to go on numerous dates, invest my money, my time, and my heart, only to have her reject me at the moment we finally get naked together, when she notices i have a baby dick, balls the size of bowling balls, webbed toes, and a tail. wink



motorfirebox

motorfirebox

Pittsburgh, PA
March 2004

JAN 28, 2010 04:29 PM

CoolBreeze77 said:
Thats not the first time that has happend but it was the first time I was told "what could we possablly do together."


your reply: "well, ballroom dancing is probably out, but we could fuck."

Zip_Ty

Zip_Ty

Cheyenne, WY
December 2009

OCT 12, 2011 04:06 PM

Again thanks for the feedback and the kind words. You guys are great! Just an update since its been over a year from my last post. Ive been going out a bit, to have a good time, not to just pick up chicks and sadly no luck. Ive noticed women feel very comfortable around me but they also treat me like Im asexual or thier gay bestfriend. So the chance of anything physical or a relationship just gets overlooked. Oh well its been over 10 years since Ive even kisseed a girl Im pretty sure Iv forgoten how.

Shal

Shal

Los Angeles, CA
October 2002

OCT 12, 2011 08:08 PM

Zip_Ty said:
Again thanks for the feedback and the kind words. You guys are great! Just an update since its been over a year from my last post. Ive been going out a bit, to have a good time, not to just pick up chicks and sadly no luck. Ive noticed women feel very comfortable around me but they also treat me like Im asexual or thier gay bestfriend. So the chance of anything physical or a relationship just gets overlooked. Oh well its been over 10 years since Ive even kisseed a girl Im pretty sure Iv forgoten how.



Get yourself a tshirt that says "Yes, my dick still works."

PaulNikon

PaulNikon

Palm Bay, FL
February 2003

OCT 12, 2011 08:16 PM

Shal said:

Zip_Ty said:
Again thanks for the feedback and the kind words. You guys are great! Just an update since its been over a year from my last post. Ive been going out a bit, to have a good time, not to just pick up chicks and sadly no luck. Ive noticed women feel very comfortable around me but they also treat me like Im asexual or thier gay bestfriend. So the chance of anything physical or a relationship just gets overlooked. Oh well its been over 10 years since Ive even kisseed a girl Im pretty sure Iv forgoten how.



Get yourself a tshirt that says "Yes, my dick still works."



I bet this would work for a few reasons.

Shal

Shal

Los Angeles, CA
October 2002

OCT 12, 2011 09:18 PM

PaulNikon said:

Shal said:

Zip_Ty said:
Again thanks for the feedback and the kind words. You guys are great! Just an update since its been over a year from my last post. Ive been going out a bit, to have a good time, not to just pick up chicks and sadly no luck. Ive noticed women feel very comfortable around me but they also treat me like Im asexual or thier gay bestfriend. So the chance of anything physical or a relationship just gets overlooked. Oh well its been over 10 years since Ive even kisseed a girl Im pretty sure Iv forgoten how.



Get yourself a tshirt that says "Yes, my dick still works."



I bet this would work for a few reasons.



Exactly.

Thistle

Thistle

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

OCT 13, 2011 10:40 PM

Zip_Ty said:
Again thanks for the feedback and the kind words. You guys are great! Just an update since its been over a year from my last post. Ive been going out a bit, to have a good time, not to just pick up chicks and sadly no luck. Ive noticed women feel very comfortable around me but they also treat me like Im asexual or thier gay bestfriend. So the chance of anything physical or a relationship just gets overlooked. Oh well its been over 10 years since Ive even kisseed a girl Im pretty sure Iv forgoten how.



This happens to guys who aren't in wheelchairs too. The best advice I've read is to make a move sooner- at least flirt, so the girl doesn't start thinking of you in an asexual friend way. Many guys don't want to be some creep who hits on every girl he meets, which is admirable, but at the same time you have to make it clear you find her attractive pretty quickly to avoid being thought of as a friend.

Girls won't think of the wheelchair as a turn off if you don't act like you expect them to.

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