Would you date a disabIed girl?

would you date a disabIed girl?

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nah she's probably more cunty and demanding than a normal woman

Disabled girls send my saviour complex into overdrive so yes
I want a deaf or blind gf

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I would thanks katawa shoujo

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>nah she's probably more cunty and demanding than a normal woman

Laughed way too hard at this.

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God, please
>no Kotori Habane or Shizune Hakamichi gf

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>would you date a disabIed girl?
depends on the what the problem is, but probably yeah. I dated a girl with a hereditary disability, i didn't mind at all, but ultimately it contributed to us breaking up, so maybe not the best experience with disabled girls.

Yes, I have a thing for disablities and not only because of Katawa Shoujo.

i can barely take care of myself without wondering if it's worthwhile let alone anyone else

It's a little deeper for me, too, actually. I feel so utterly fucking useless, I just want to feel like I'm helping someone that I love and that loves me somehow. I guess this is sorta how simps think and feel, huh?

I would if she was smart enough to care about my emotions and feelings

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Well I married one. Still have her wheelchair even though she doesn't really need it anymore thanks to prosthetics.

Only physical disabilities, I would feel bad with someone who's not mentally sharp as I would always think that I'm taking advantage of them. Other than that, that's my fetish, but it's not like any women, much less disabled women, will like me

sure, dont see why not.
I even tried asking one wheelchair bound girl I'd gotten to know on a date, she said no then told everyone and they laughed at me.

For me it's more about how I feel about disablities in general. Seeing someone blind or someone in a wheelchair usually just overwhelms me with emotion, regardless of their gender. I guess it's some kind of a weird pity response, I've pretty much always been like this. Also just like you said, helping someone I love is a thing that I kinda wish for.

tell me more about your wife and you.
how did you even find her, did you kidnap her when her parents wasn't looking?
did you store her in your basement or did you lock her in your bedroom?

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i would date ______ girl

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I would date even a grilled cheese sandwich at this point

We usually get along, even when we don't we're happy together.

We met at a veterans support group, I'm not one but was helping a friend who was and she was there, we met and kind of hit it off. Maybe not the most compatible but we could tolerate one another and a married life together.

That's very sweet. I hope that you're able to find a girl who you love and who loves you dearly someday soon.

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>all women are mentally disabled
That said only if she was disabled after we started dating I could never date one that was born that way.

I'm wheelchair-bound and I look like the girl from OP's pic minus the amputated leg. Seeing that some people still wanna date someone despite their disability really warms my heart.
Living with a disabled person isn't that easy and it's often nothing like the ones everyone would see in media though.

Why are you wheelchair bound?

Definitely so long as she can reproduce. Best part is if she ends up being a super bitch after she has the kid you can just make her have an "accident" or stage a an hero.

Never. Fucking. Again.
Just imagine the amount of emotional baggage an average woman has with her and multiply that times two.

her legs probably don't work

No shit user. We have a real genius here everyone.

Physically weak body, especially my legs. I slowly lost my ability to walk around early 2010s due to an unspecified neuromuscular disorder and I ended up needing to use a wheelchair.

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I am sorry that happened to you. That is sad but facing adversity makes you stronger. I bet you have a lot of inner strength from that. I know it probably does not mean much coming from some random user here but I have a lot of respect for people who face hardship. Never give up on yourself.

if only it could make her legs stronger too lol

Thank you kind user :)
Becoming disabled was really hard to accept, and even more that there were many things that one had to give up on as a way of adapting.
Still, that means a lot, so thank you

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