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      Guest last edited by

      have grown up with a Disability this end as well & curious of those in the community in their experiences in coming out.

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        vaylon 0 last edited by

        There are lots of disabilities, some worse than others.
        But you should never allow others to dictate your happiness and sense of self-worth. That's as bad as letting some hate monger make you feel bad.

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          trader23 last edited by

          Same thing for elderly men who have lived in the closet all their lives.  I imagine would be a little more difficult to live being disabled and gay, but would depend on the disability.  I dated a guy with an amputated leg, and for the most part he could do most things okay.

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            Guest last edited by

            Thx for the replies, wish more would respond to it.

            Agreed there is more than 1 actual form of disability.
            The is the Intellectual Disability that affects learning to Physical Disability which is more seen out in the open.

            The Intellectual one can be a little more harder to tell compared to the Physical Disability, cause they look like any other person, require a lil more attentiveness towards what they need help with.

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              spam17 last edited by

              @4skinsonly1:

              Thx for the replies, wish more would respond to it.

              Agreed there is more than 1 actual form of disability.
              The is the Intellectual Disability that affects learning to Physical Disability which is more seen out in the open.

              The Intellectual one can be a little more harder to tell compared to the Physical Disability, cause they look like any other person, require a lil more attentiveness towards what they need help with.

              It also depends on the level of the disability..

              😛

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                Domosuke last edited by

                I'm autistic, and I feel in some ways it's kinda dismissive, and it's something

                I know for other people who are gay and have a disability, it's different.

                No I don't tell that many people, and I feel do not feel it's something (due to the fact I'm a high functioning autistic) I need to bring up.

                Don't get me wrong, it sucks being gay and autistic, but I learn to accept it I guess.

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                  JohnAllenson last edited by

                  Further options:

                  Tired of having to always ask for accomodation.

                  I have Lupus, which is rarely visible - so people ignore it.
                  When it becomes visible -ie I have a seizure or blister from sunlight - people freak out rather than dealing with it.

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