Who would you date a handicap person who can't see or a handicap person who can't speak?
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Hey I'm physically challenged and have dated many a woman.  Just because a person is unable to do some things that you consider as routine does not make them any less of a person.  And yes if I was single and was to meet a woman who did not have any vision or wasn't able to communicate verbally I would not think twice about going out with them if we connected.
330809
If a person has a fetish for a particular disability then I guess this might be a stipulation. If not, it hopefully wouldn't make any difference either way.\n\nI'd really like to know more about where the asker is coming from here. Are they female or male? Are they disabled themselves?
856764
why haven't you dated? because you didn't want to, or because you couldn't?
37378
both. i want someone able to think and act on their own, but also someone that will need me oncein a while too
571242
The site doesn't open but I'd go with the one who has bigger boobs, a low tolerance for alcohol, not fat or hairy, and loose morals.
214444
This would be a real challenge for me since I've never met such a person. I would definitely try to communicate with him/her using body language or signing or maybe writing down what I would like to say. \nIn general dealling with such a person in my opinion shows us how "disabled" we "normal" people are in dealing with others!\n: )
188630
Blind dates can either be fun or a disaster. There's the risk of internet dating. There's also speed dating events. There isn't really an easy way to get a date, though.
1122198
I would probably prefer to be blind.\n\nYou can learn to see with your hands, and touch is a more stimulating sensation anyway...but there is no way to replace the loss of your hearing.\n\nImagine never again hearing the voice of someone you love...
84027
Intelligence.  Hands down.  If they cannot carry on an intelligent conversation, then I know for a fact that I could never have a relationship with them that wasn't superficial and shallow.  If they have read a book in the last month and have an opinion about it, they are head and shoulders above almost anyone else in the running.
803481
What are you talking about? Go to singles and dating they might be weird enough to figure out what you are saying!
848923
If I was treated right, I'd date anyone. Its about the person, not where they live or what they drive (or lack there of).
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.
496324
In a good relationship, both need to be attracted to each other!\n\n-Nate
624242
they both should date you
551683
A lack of dyslexia.\nYuo put the sexy in dyslexia.
1048834
People whether  guy or gal, likes to have a relationship with someone they have same things in common.  Even with common interest, still there are breakup when things do not work out.\nWith a disable person, it may result in more guilt in a breakup to the non-disable party.\nI once knew a person that was mute.  She listened while I talked and talked.  But, I wasn’t that big of a talker, a lot of times we just sat together and listen to other people.   It wasn’t like girlfriend, boyfriend, but I did enjoyed being with her.   \nIf we had more time together alone, who knows what would have happened (she moved).\n\nI do not have a real answer to your question, cause I don’t know if that is true or not.   Maybe it is more difficult to get to really know a disable person because we are afraid (?).\nBut, maybe next time when all your friends are together, try and get her alone with a guy that she likes so that they can devote time to only themselves.  That’s the only way really to get to know each other well, instead of talking into a group of people coming from all directions.  Good luck!
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NEITHER !!!\n\nTHEY'RE BOTH TOGETHER & HAPPY !!!