Compassionate Princess
Favorite Answer
YES! Healthy relationships are built on commitment, dedication and respect.
A personal story:
I grew up with a guy who was labelled "special ed". He was a really nice guy, and a talented artist. When we were in elementary and people would tease him, I'd beat them up (in the social scene, I was considered "popular", he was considered "slow"). I always maintained a friendship with him. When he became an adult, he had a girlfriend who was also "special ed"; she became pregnant, & they had the baby. During the birth, she experienced complications (which had nothing to do with her disability), and suffered a stroke. My friend took care of the mother and child, while working, until the mother passed away several years later. He continued to care for his son. A couple years ago, he married a woman who wasn't disabled, and she adopted the boy. For me, my friend represents everything wonderful about strong, dedicated men. I know men who are not "disabled" who haven't stepped up to the plate and stuck it out like he has. He's a wonderful father and husband, and takes steps to remember Mama for his son.
Just some food for thought...
Anonymous
Love and companionship comes from the heart and the mind. So sure I do.
Deano
dont see why not..... obviously it depends on certain disbalitys but sure
chris1h23
Why do you ask this question???People that ask question should give a reason why it was ask...