what you think about a handicapped man?
370873
i think they are normal like us. and they have to right to live and enjoy life like us. we should love them. not we sgould give him pity. ok
443158
why are you behaving this way?  Do you have special needs  (educationally)?  If you actually knew someone who has a significant disability, I would hope that you would not behave the way that you are!!!!!
141620
I work with emploment of the handicapped.\n\nJob-9\nPay-2
270862
Just because he is disabled,that does not mean that you would treat him any differently than any other man. If he's smoking pot all day, this is not the type of environment she would want for her child. She can tell him, just like she would tell any other man, that the relationship is not working and he needs to find another place to live.\n\nIf you asked the question without the word disabled in it, people would say, tell him to leave. I'm sure he managed to have a life before he was involved with her, and there are sources of help that he could turn to now. I knew a man with CP that was confined to a wheel chair and lived alone in an apartment. He got disability and he had someone who came into his home during the morning to help him get out of bed, take a bath, get dressed and into his chair. At night the man came back and helped him get to bed. There are resources available, and your friend does not have to end her life to care for someone if she wants the relationship to end.
236655
i am not canadian, but i would still consider dating you. it depends on other factors besides you being an amputee. i look for sense of humor, similar interests, etc.  your disability is of no concern to me. so yes i would consider dating you.
218328
Haven't you heard we already have him.\nhe has been our guest now for the last two weeks.\nWe could not tell you because of all the do gooder's out there who might wanna check up on his health.\nlet us reassure you he is fine and feeling very repentant at the bad things he has done in the past. and he has also denounced his religion in favor of becoming an Atheist.\nJust a few points For the Do gooders Out there.\nTrust me his toe nails and finger nails have been replaced through medical means. Unfortunately his Testicles were lost during an intense electro therapy session we endeavoring to locate them for him as we speak. let me assure those people who are worried for he is well. and will be released soon.
576197
OH MY GOD!!!!\n\nGARTH all the way baby!\nThere's something special about that man.\nI love him to death and thinks he's sexy, charismatic, charming, sweet, sensitive, smart....etc....etc...\nand those eyes and butt...wow.
1173222
Being handicapped is a frame of mind. Anyone can do anything if they want it bad enough. Those who cry "handicapped" are weak and a disgrace to tose with disabilities as a whole. The strong ones don't whine and cry, throw a pity party or expect a free handout.
921634
Brains are beautiful.  I dated a guy that couldn't use one of his arms, walked w/ a limp and was obnoxious (due to a frontal lobe brain injury) simple because he was so intelligent and interesting to be around.
760123
I wish people would quit looking at the disabled like they shouldn't be allowed to have a sex drive or a relationship. They have the exact same desires as the rest of us and if your best friend hasn't been laid in a while...I think it's a great idea!
852733
Personally, I care nada about the hair on his head ... bald is fine, so is long, and anywhere in between, tho I am partial to long hair, that would never ever be a deciding factor .. it's all about personality and sense of humour to me.\n\nAlthough .. the presence of chest hair is a selling point for me ;)
653875
I agree(although I hate the word retard). People with a learning disability, particularly Down's Syndrome, seem to have such a sweet, uninhibited disposition about them. It's like they have never thrown up the same emotional walls as the rest of us. I take a good deal of inspiration from my dealings with them.\nBrave question by the way, nice one!
726557
I think he is a man with a personal agenda and an audience that he can work with to achieve it.  I don't think there is anything holy about him - personally I find him distasteful.\n\nPeace!
333814
Just remember that people who make fun of handicapped people are shallow and very weak spirited. Be the bigger person and keep your chin up and walk away. If you always try your best and never allow your handicap to stand in your way of following your dreams then you are a superior human being and you will go far in life. Just ignore those jerks and keep on being yourself!\n           Good luck
41254
I have whats known as hidden disabilities.  I have also been in a wheelchair from time to time due to injuries and I can totally relate to what you are saying.  People that are ugly towards you because of your disability are not only mis informed, but incredibly shallow.  If they cant still see the real you inside, as much as it will hurt, I say dump them cause they arent worth your time and never were.  I have had to do that to a few people and while it hurt like hell, it made them look like idiots in the process.\n\nGood luck to ya, sweet person.
970642
about the way he acts...
407038
i dont think its right for anyone to judge anyone on their disability. but it happens, and its hard not to do.