Depends on the disability, only because I am disabled and I do not have the ability to be a caregiver when I need one myself. It isn't that they have a disability, it's that I know a person with a disability needs a certain kind of support that I would not be able to provide and it wouldn't be fair to either of us. If I were healthy myself, physically and mentally, I'd be more than happy to take it on. However I am already a caregiver for my mentally disabled brother and I'm not even getting my own needs met.

Absolutely. Inclusive of financial difficulties too. I once met and dated a woman that had only been off the streets about a month. She had a few underlying health and mental conditions but I don't feel they hindered us in any way, if anything gave us things to work on as a team. She was perhaps the best person I had the pleasure of dating. The only reason we didn't work out was my dumbass went back to my ex that I hadn't completely gotten over at that time.

Everyone has either invisible disabilities or visible ones, often both. No one leaves life unscathed.

I def would date them

I can't say all because there is a huge range of disabilities, but hidden or easily identifiable disabilities wouldn't necessarily preclude me from dating someone. We all have baggage of some sort.

I have an invisible disability, so my yes answer would be a little dependent on the other person's disability. Can we make a relationship work around the disabilities?

Yes partially because I am a person with a disability myself

Yes. I happen to have an invisible disability, myself. Our disabilities and illnesses don't define us.

I am more concerned about mental /emotional /behavioral dysfunction --and I don't think anyone is immune from at least one of those. Codependency, delusion, dishonesty, obsession, egomania, narcissism, bigotry, dogmatism, etc. Most of these things are familial; some are generational or cultural.

I know you can't find a single person completely untouched by such issues...

If you aren't open to that, then what happens when your spouse is suddently disabled? Or you?

Having a stoma is not a disability lol. I have one and can still run, walk, dance, be intimate, play with grandchildren, walk my dog, mow my lawn and so on. And while my answer is "yes I would" having a stoma shouldn't be in the same sentence as missing a limb lol.

Depends on how well I get along with the person and whether or not they allow the disability to define them. Dated a person with severe depression, anxiety, and a recovering anorexic, ruined everything by getting sick/panicky/sad. I’m not miserable, I don’t need that kind of company.

If the person was a good, honorable person, that I clicked and he clicked with me, sure. I don't worry too much about things like that. It doesn't help to be a perfect physical specimen, if you are an ass hole.

I dated a girl in wheel chair part of the time, was a non issue. I had to learn to keep up.

I would say it depends. I'm more attracted to a person's mind and if they are a good person. I don't believe I could date someone with severe mental issues wether it was psychological or not. As for physical problems as long as a person can take care of themselves mostly I'm good. I just spent 3 years looking after my dad and his physical health declined quickly. He passed away a year ago I don't think I could look after anyone like that right now.

Hmmm... I don't know. Love is blind.

Have many times, still do. It is non issue.

I dated a man who had a stutter. We were in a relationship for about a year.

I have never been attracted to someone with a physical disability that I know of.

Are you asking sugar ? ??

I am disabled but yes I would.