Would you date a blind person

keitaro258 · 31-10-09, 11:18 PM

Or anyone with a dissabilty for that manner

grabrail · 31-10-09, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by keitaro258

Or anyone with a dissabilty for that manner

Yes, why wouldn't you? Whether someone has a disability or not, they are still people like you and me. The disability shouldn't even be part of the reason as to whether or not you date someone.

keitaro258 · 31-10-09, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by grabrail

Yes, why wouldn't you? Whether someone has a disability or not, they are still people like you and me. The disability shouldn't even be part of the reason as to whether or not you date someone.

just asked a question i heard and seeing wat ppl think.

kevan321 · 01-11-09, 12:16 AM

I have to say, I really don't know. Sounds harsh but I'm just being honest.

I know for certain that if I was with someone and something happened then I would def stay with them, but that's because I'd already think about them in the right way.

I don't know whether I'd feel the same meeting someone who was disabled. I'd really like to think that it wouldn't effect how I felt about someone but I dunno.

**the_icks** · 01-11-09, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by keitaro258

Or anyone with a dissabilty for that manner

are you a bloody sociologist?? You seem to be spending more times asking questions about our attitudes then you do about getting free stuff..... maybe you should go and find a mass debating forum (pun intended)

Gregm · 01-11-09, 08:14 AM

yes, I have done, like grabrail said, being blind really doesn't make the person any different to anyone else.
@the op, you do know this is primarily a freebie forum?

LiamGTR · 01-11-09, 08:24 AM

No I wouldn't

Bobman13579 · 01-11-09, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by LiamGTR

No I wouldn't

Honesty isn't always the best policy

But I must agree, a major disability such as deaf or blind might put me off, not trying to be harsh, just honest.

**the_icks** · 01-11-09, 10:01 AM

it could be worse, they could be disabled AND gay wanting to adopt you after they come back from honeymoon.

Schism · 01-11-09, 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by the_icks

it could be worse, they could be disabled AND gay wanting to adopt you after they come back from honeymoon.

As long as they don't try to push it in my face

**the_icks** · 01-11-09, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Schism

As long as they don't try to push it in my face

or ram it down your throat

ElectroGirl · 01-11-09, 10:34 AM

Ewww!

LiamGTR · 01-11-09, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Bobman13579

Honesty isn't always the best policy

But I must agree, a major disability such as deaf or blind might put me off, not trying to be harsh, just honest.

BPeiple always says "honesty" is the best poilicy but everytime I tell the truth I get flamed, whether it be I tell my girlfriend her arse looks fat....to telling me friend he stinks.

I think I might just live a lie from now on

Drathro · 01-11-09, 12:08 PM

I'm not blind or deaf but i am pretty badly dissabled, and to be honest you'd have to be insane to date me.

But..

I dont see why being blind or deaf would make all that much difference to a relationship, they obviously can communicate ok or you'd never have met them in the first place.
And communication is the key to a good relationship.

kevan321 · 01-11-09, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Drathro

I'm not blind or deaf but i am pretty badly dissabled, and to be honest you'd have to be insane to date me.

Sorry to hear that.

I just think it's the kind of thing where you'd need to meet in very different circumstances than what people often do. Like I imagine, for me at least, it'd be the kind of thing that'd be a long term friendship that'd change at some point

keitaro258 · 01-11-09, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by the_icks

are you a bloody sociologist?? You seem to be spending more times asking questions about our attitudes then you do about getting free stuff..... maybe you should go and find a mass debating forum (pun intended)

its just since im doing trainn sites not freebiejeebies(which i learned about like 2 days ago) im waiting to be eligible for trades. I dont really have any questions about freebies right now so im just asking these at the moment.

But since I dont know much about freebie jeebies i'll ask about it.

ElectroGirl · 01-11-09, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by keitaro258

its just since im doing trainn sites not freebiejeebies(which i learned about like 2 days ago) im waiting to be eligible for trades. I dont really have any questions about freebies right now so im just asking these at the moment.

But since I dont know much about freebie jeebies i'll ask about it.

If you are waiting to be eligible, give something to the forum, not just posting lots of threads for no apparent interest or reason. Learn about freebies by searching the forum, and when someone new comes along asking questions like so many others, you will know the answers

Simples

Harvez · 01-11-09, 04:10 PM

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But I must agree, a major disability such as deaf or blind might put me off, not trying to be harsh, just honest.

if you think either of them are major disability's then you need to get out and meet more people.

shallow minded.

the joker · 01-11-09, 04:59 PM

love make us blind ....

so i don't see any reason for not date with a blind (if you love him/her)

kevan321 · 01-11-09, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by the joker

love make us blind ....

so i don't see any reason for not date with a blind (if you love him/her)

You're not likely to love someone before you date them tho, that'd be weird

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Drathro iPod Nano 4GB Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 320	I'm not blind or deaf but i am pretty badly dissabled, and to be honest you'd have to be insane to date me. But.. I dont see why being blind or deaf would make all that much difference to a relationship, they obviously can communicate ok or you'd never have met them in the first place. And communication is the key to a good relationship.

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