What do you consider to be a disability in the bed room? or a sexual disability?

What do you consider to be a disability in the bed room? or a sexual disability?

 
 
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mnc5051 mnc5051
Just interested in learning more about what exactly is considered a sexual disability?
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MistressDandelion
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Alyxx, Pleasure Piratess, froggiemoma, Eucaly, Harpina, CindyH
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Avalee, Lazarus, danellejohns, SE, Alyxx, Lady Venus, Pleasure Piratess, potstickers, MaryExy, Bignuf, kendra30752, DeliciousSurprise, Triple X Moma, magicmac, emilia, tA, arduous, Eucaly, Hallmar82, jedent, Apirka, freda, SJ88, Harpina, Djiffy, Caus, brooketacular, Missmarc
Total votes: 35 (31 voters)
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11/11/2010
~LaUr3n~ ~LaUr3n~
??? This poll isn't very encompassing.
11/11/2010
Alicia Alicia
Um, what?
11/11/2010
SexyTabby SexyTabby
I don't think I understand either. There's lots of things that could cause sexual disabilities I should think stress and inability to orgasm would be included but definitely not limited to them.
11/11/2010
Avalee Avalee
No a REAL disability, none listed above are.
11/11/2010
SE SE
perhaps you are thinking more along the lines of sexual dysfunction as opposed to persons with disabilities. If the issue is emotional/psychiatric that is something that you could seek help for. If it is a medical related performance issue, again medical help is available.

Would you like to elaborate on where this question came from so that someone might be able to be of more help?

labels are over-rated
02/08/2011
Bignuf Bignuf
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Originally posted by mnc5051
Just interested in learning more about what exactly is considered a sexual disability?
Anything that is significant enough a hinderance to your being able to enjoy yourself and pleasure your partner. That can be a whole WIDE range of things, depending on who you are and what you expect to be able to do.

Regardless of what you cannot do, there are likely many things you can!
08/01/2011
Eucaly Eucaly
Your should have considered adding at least erectile dysfunction to your poll.
Jan 5, 12:47 pm
Hallmar82 Hallmar82
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Originally posted by Eucaly
Your should have considered adding at least erectile dysfunction to your poll.
I second that. If you can still have sex then it's not a dysfunction. Some women have trouble reaching orgasm but it's not the same thing as not being able to get an erection. Some women have abnormally tight vaginal wall muscles that prevent penetration. I would think that would be considered a true dysfunction along with ED.
Jan 5, 1:17 pm
jedent jedent
i don't know, educate me.
Jan 5, 1:43 pm
freda freda
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Originally posted by mnc5051
Just interested in learning more about what exactly is considered a sexual disability?
im not sure
Feb 19, 7:50 pm
Harpina Harpina
Unable to cum or cumming way too quickly for a guy.
Feb 26, 6:23 pm
spineyogurt spineyogurt
I mean arnt all disabilities sexual? Cuz if you have no legs it makes it harder
Feb 27, 3:09 am
Djiffy Djiffy
Post could be more specific. I'm a little confused as to what you're asking about.
Feb 27, 3:17 am
Sex Positivity Sex Positivity
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Originally posted by SE
perhaps you are thinking more along the lines of sexual dysfunction as opposed to persons with disabilities. If the issue is emotional/psychiatric that is something that you could seek help for. If it is a medical related performance issue, again ... More
Emotional and psychiatric issues can be disabilities, too, though.

But not things like "stress".
Apr 4, 6:22 pm
CindyH CindyH
Unable to Orgasum
Apr 4, 6:26 pm
Caus Caus
>orgasum
Apr 4, 6:35 pm
Missmarc Missmarc
Quote:
Originally posted by mnc5051
Just interested in learning more about what exactly is considered a sexual disability?
Stress and unable to orgasm are both not sexual disabilities, those are all normal at times.
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Unique posters: 18