jabes52

I see what you're saying, but I don't think it's an issue of compassion so much as open-mindedness. The problem is that many people with disabilities aren't given a fair chance in the dating game due to social stigma around sex, independence, etc. Plus it doesn't help that pop culture pretty much ignores them entirely. If more people could get over their preconceived notions long enough to see a full person, they'd find that it isn't difficult at all to be with someone they truly love.

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That's an excellent question and I'm sorry you're being downvoted. Not OP, though I have the same diagnosis. I have wet dreams occasionally like any other guy. SMA doesn't directly inhibit libido or sexual development, so I am able to achieve orgasm through physical stimulation, which might involve brushing my leg even if I can't reach my genitals. I also enjoy ploughing your mother from time to time.

Spell that. F-U-C-K. Delete that. Spell that. F-U-C-K.

more women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people behind the camera in all key positions to bring their unique perspectives on the representation of sex

What about people with disabilities?

As a fellow Indiana native, what is your favorite and least favorite thing about the state?