WOULD YOU DATE/MARRY A DISABLED PERSON?!?!?!?!

Mute isn't a big deal, kind of cute actually. If someone was paralyzed or morbidly obese then that's a bigger issue as lots of care is required. FYI, I'm not into masculine guys but lots of femboys/traps/trans are cute.

This question gives me a flash back to my experience playing a game called "Katawa Shoujo". Every girl has a different disability in it, and I remember not being bothered by any of them, and if anything a lot of them became more interesting because they had to work that much harder to do the things they loved to do still (One was a runner with prosthetic legs, and another was a painter with no arms). I'm not disabled but I suffer from some things that will floor me for a day, or even a full week from time to time. I remember I was down because I felt like I would burden someone, and they wouldn't be able to put up with that and someone I look up to said to me "If someone can't accept, and love you just because of an illness then they aren't worth having in your life". It really struck a chord with me. TLDR Version: Yes. It's not like they can help it.

dont think im weird or anything but i think deaf girls are cute >.> idk why like obviously its a sad thing to have someone who is disabled or like cant live life normally like everyone else. but sure why not i can date a deaf/mute girl i would need to like adjust my life so that i can make her my priority. learn sign language stuff like that but i dont mind.

I have no idea, I have no problem with someone who can't physically talk, it honestly depends on how severe the disability is

For almost a year I dated a girl who was born with spina bifida. She couldn't feel from the waist down. We broke up just over a month ago and I really miss her and still love her. Would I date another disabled person? Fuck yeah I would! Also @siruzoo Aspergers isn't a disability, I have it too and while yes It can suck sometimes or even most of the time it only makes us different not disabled.

@octodreamurrr Sorry to hear that. =\ I don't want to pry so I apologize in advance if this is crossing a line but... If it didn't end badly maybe she misses you too, and you could get back together with her. If you love her still it would be worth it to reach out to her, and see if she feels the same as you. Life is short. When it comes to love it's worth taking risks.

I'm open to dating/marrying a disabled woman. I can't predict all possible scenarios. What matters for me is whether I could carry on a relationship with her.