Hi there ,
I have been wondering about this for a while now so i thought i would pluck up thr courage to ask the other members. I have some mobility and sight issues because i am partially sighted. Recently i have been bought a walking frame to help me to start getting a bit more mobile again. Saying this i still enjoy an active sex life both in Lush and also offline as well. And though i have disabilities this does not affect my sexual desire ,and in no way does my disability affect my relationship with my lover Trevor who accepts and loves me for who i am and he can see through my disability to the real me .He means the world to me and he has changed my life and helped me to smile again. My question to put to all is this Why is it that disability is hardly ever mentioned within The forums or hardly ever within Lush itself? Why is disability not mentioned as if it is a subject and as far as i can tell swept under carpet?We are all the same the same feelings emotions.Sometimes we just adapt and learn to do things differently. We are human just like everyone else!
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Interesting observation. I don't know that I've ever seen a forum discussion about disability, apart from this one of course. I certainly don't think it's deliberate, rather just something that's slipped from focus.
I know there are quite a few members online who have disabilities of their own, some more willing to share than others. The thing about an online community, anonymity and all, is that people get to reinvent themselves however they want. The internet is a fantastic equaliser. You don't have to have a disability here if you don't want to. Here you can see, hear, walk, run, speak, and fly. Let go of the struggle and just be.
As for stories, I've read a few. I've even written one myself. They're there. Keep looking, you'll find them. Enjoy the search.
I know there are quite a few members online who have disabilities of their own, some more willing to share than others. The thing about an online community, anonymity and all, is that people get to reinvent themselves however they want. The internet is a fantastic equaliser. You don't have to have a disability here if you don't want to. Here you can see, hear, walk, run, speak, and fly. Let go of the struggle and just be.
As for stories, I've read a few. I've even written one myself. They're there. Keep looking, you'll find them. Enjoy the search.
My latest story is a racy little piece about what happens when someone cute from work invites you over to watch Netflix and Chill.