Some women feel a sense of pity for that guy in the wheelchair and the sideways grin. But would that pity lead to sex?
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Would you do a guy in a wheelchair?
I really don't see any appropriate answer there for me. If someone were disabled and I was attracted to the person, the disability wouldn't be a big issue, or at least not something we could work around. Would I be turned on by the disability? No. Would I have sex with someone because I feel pity about their disability? Never. That thought is actually pretty offensive to me.
09/02/2010
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I have to agree. It's a little offensive that you are implying that just because someone is having a sexual relationship with someone in a wheelchair, it must be pity sex.
Originally posted by
Tori Rebel
I really don't see any appropriate answer there for me. If someone were disabled and I was attracted to the person, the disability wouldn't be a big issue, or at least not something we could work around. Would I be turned on by the
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I really don't see any appropriate answer there for me. If someone were disabled and I was attracted to the person, the disability wouldn't be a big issue, or at least not something we could work around. Would I be turned on by the disability? No. Would I have sex with someone because I feel pity about their disability? Never. That thought is actually pretty offensive to me.
09/02/2010
I'm going to agree with Mistress Kay here, I'm lost. I don't have pity sex with anyone. Regardless of their conditions. Could you feel sorry for some of Americas worst serial killers because of their childhood, and thus have sex with them out of pity?
Now, would I have sex with someone I fell in love with, even if they had a disability? Yes. That's different.
Pity sex is bad. As my mother said, the only person you should have pity sex with is yourself.
Now, would I have sex with someone I fell in love with, even if they had a disability? Yes. That's different.
Pity sex is bad. As my mother said, the only person you should have pity sex with is yourself.
09/05/2010
First of all, I'd never pity someone who's in a wheelchair. And I would not look at them differently for being in one, either. It's not something that they can help.
Second of all, I wouldn't give them sex just for the sole reason of them being in a wheelchair. That would be a little creepy on my part, no? I do not sexualize a person based on something like that, or even really pay notice to it. They're a human being, plain and simple.
Second of all, I wouldn't give them sex just for the sole reason of them being in a wheelchair. That would be a little creepy on my part, no? I do not sexualize a person based on something like that, or even really pay notice to it. They're a human being, plain and simple.
09/10/2010
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depends not on the chair but the person. if he is a jerk he wont get laid just cause he is in a chair. if hr is a good guy he would get laid anyone.
Originally posted by
Pandahb
Some women feel a sense of pity for that guy in the wheelchair and the sideways grin. But would that pity lead to sex?
09/13/2010
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This is an interesting question given that many people who do not have a disability suppose that individuals with a disability are not sexually active.
I once told my boyfriend if ever he would be in a wheelchair, it would not make a difference & that i would still be sexually attracted to him.
I once told my boyfriend if ever he would be in a wheelchair, it would not make a difference & that i would still be sexually attracted to him.
10/12/2010
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Same here, it's all a question of attraction and acceptance of the person as a whole whether this person has a disability or not.
Originally posted by
Tori Rebel
I really don't see any appropriate answer there for me. If someone were disabled and I was attracted to the person, the disability wouldn't be a big issue, or at least not something we could work around. Would I be turned on by the
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I really don't see any appropriate answer there for me. If someone were disabled and I was attracted to the person, the disability wouldn't be a big issue, or at least not something we could work around. Would I be turned on by the disability? No. Would I have sex with someone because I feel pity about their disability? Never. That thought is actually pretty offensive to me.
10/30/2010
i think it just depends on the person. everyone has their quirks. i have a nasty back injury and can't do what i used to be able to do. since it's an infirmity, you could argue BF is only having sex with me out of pity.
i think for me the only caveat would be that i'd have to feel we were both safe physically. i would have a lot of trouble having sex if i was preoccupied by the fear of hurting my partner so i'd need to know enough about their injury to know how to work around it.
i think for me the only caveat would be that i'd have to feel we were both safe physically. i would have a lot of trouble having sex if i was preoccupied by the fear of hurting my partner so i'd need to know enough about their injury to know how to work around it.
11/03/2010
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you're totally right. It is more about safety for both parties/or all parties. and that if you/i am attracted to the person in the first place.
Originally posted by
CynicallyYours
i think it just depends on the person. everyone has their quirks. i have a nasty back injury and can't do what i used to be able to do. since it's an infirmity, you could argue BF is only having sex with me out of pity.
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i think it just depends on the person. everyone has their quirks. i have a nasty back injury and can't do what i used to be able to do. since it's an infirmity, you could argue BF is only having sex with me out of pity.
i think for me the only caveat would be that i'd have to feel we were both safe physically. i would have a lot of trouble having sex if i was preoccupied by the fear of hurting my partner so i'd need to know enough about their injury to know how to work around it.
i think for me the only caveat would be that i'd have to feel we were both safe physically. i would have a lot of trouble having sex if i was preoccupied by the fear of hurting my partner so i'd need to know enough about their injury to know how to work around it.
hells, my sister was married to a man who was quad and they still had a very good sex life before he died.
11/28/2010
