Women don't need problems, we have them already -it's called violence and rape. It's why we have to be carefull. I think any woman who gets the creeps from someone who has a fetish that involves her disability better listen to her instincts and use her best judgement. We don't need to choose from the bottom of the pile. I'm sure there are some nice devotees out there but it is an entirely different matter for women.
The chair turns heads and attracts attention. But once that happens, there are fewer women than men who will pursue someone because they think they might be able to take advantage. It's just the way it is whether we are talking about "able bodied" people or whatever. This is not to attack the above post, it's just the last one I read in this thread. I have have had men who have been extra weirdly friendly who I avoid and only one online who had a fetish. It's nice for someone to be open about that I guess. If you want to go along with that all I can say is be careful. It seems that usually a person might think "Yeah he/she is in a chair AND they are cool and I want to get to know them" because of something other than the chair. This seems more healthy...no? On 2/21/07, RONALD L PRACHT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey, Ive been a quad for 9 years and yes Ive had some women come on to me, and yes at least 2 of them were drawn to the chair. I think this is great, I welcome females to talk to me and possibly do more with me. With all the problems a quad has female or male, how could this even be an issue. I say anyone thats worried about a Devotee needs a real problem.... Ron c7
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