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Disabled sex
Discussion - started by xray, posted on 25-Nov-24 9:51AM
As we get closer to Christmas why not spread some joy? A lot of disabled people have limited access to sexual fulfillment. Disability can be physical, sensory, mental or emotional. So don't be afraid to flirt with any disabled person you know (just like anyone else!) and who knows you might discover an amazing new world.

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Comment #4 by xray in response to dac1414 ( view post )
Posted on 25-Nov-24 12:31PM
I'm sure someone in our lovely NZP family will be in touch with you 😉
Comment #5 by robbierabbit in response to the main topic
Posted on 25-Nov-24 12:46PM
How condescending can anyone be
Comment #6 by dac1414 in response to xray ( view post )
Posted on 25-Nov-24 2:05PM
Yea man cheers
Comment #7 by xray in response to robbierabbit ( view post )
Posted on 25-Nov-24 2:47PM
My post comes from a position of knowledge and sympathy. I have for many years worked within the disability access sector. I can confidently tell you that sex is one of the bigger ignored issues that many disabled people struggle with - and which society ignores. You are not addressing inclusion for disabled people by just building a wheelchair ramp. Thank you for responding, my post was intended to create a conversation - hopefully it will also raise awareness.
Comment #8 by robbierabbit in response to xray ( view post )
Posted on 25-Nov-24 4:15PM
Don't bring inclusion into your so called conversation. It is totally irrelevant.
Comment #9 by xray in response to robbierabbit ( view post )
Posted on 25-Nov-24 7:08PM
I wonder what facts you are basing your statements on?
Comment #10 by Jellymoans in response to the main topic
Posted on 25-Nov-24 8:39PM
Geeeez just let the guy have a shag, you guys are making a mountain of a mole hill
Comment #11 by xray in response to Jellymoans ( view post )
Posted on 25-Nov-24 8:42PM
That was my point. But ok, moving on 🙂
Posted on 26-Nov-24 4:40PM
I too work within the sector.
‘inclusion’ totally irrelevant? I don’t believe it is, based on the initial post. A conversation is usually accommodated with someone who can string more than two words together and use a little lateral thinking - both of which I doubt you have any concept of.
In the disabled world, sex is not addressed as it is a ‘hot topic’ no one wants to handle. (Read slowly so that you understand). Sex is primal and very much an ignored need.
Look up the word ‘primal’.
Comment #13 by Robbie63 in response to Davidbutler ( view post )
Posted on 27-Nov-24 11:31PM
Well folks no one understands disability
Until it happens to them.
Yes some disabled people want to enjoy
The closeness of another human in an
Intimate setting. For them a hug and a nice kiss is all they need others require
More intimate touching and stroking etc.
Of course there are the ones with arms and legs missing and can live a normal life and need someone to love.
Comment #14 by Davidbutler in response to Robbie63 ( view post )
Posted on 27-Nov-24 11:58PM
And this post leads nicely onto X-rays original - and KIND - post - consider others and not only yourself.
People with disabilities have the same needs as we have, whether it be basic food, water security and love. They have primal need, which are more often not met - and will not know the pure joy of a physical night with another person, whether it just be offloading, or love.
Why not?
Comment #15 by Biguycrom in response to the main topic
Posted on 28-Nov-24 9:39AM
Why does it need to be a season to extend offer of love and sexual fulfilment, should be anytime of the year.
Understanding what you are promoting but possibly wrong choice of words.
Just make sure sexual fulfilment offer is for the right reason and not a perverted bucket list to all you people reading these threads.
Comment #16 by Protean in response to the main topic
Posted on 28-Nov-24 1:09PM
What a great idea, nice post.
I don't know any such ppl in my life otherwise I would. How would I meet such a person online, is there a community?
Comment #17 by Davidbutler in response to Protean ( view post )
Posted on 28-Nov-24 3:55PM
I don’t think there is such a ‘community’ as such and Biguycrom does have a point there…. God only knows what can crawl out of the woodwork.
But the initial post comes from a place of kindness and above all - even if it’s only a few people - gets to an audience that is fairly sexually active.

So, it’s good to stop for a moment and consider others.

Comment #18 by dac1414 in response to Protean ( view post )
Posted on 29-Nov-24 2:37AM
I wish

Cheers
Comment #19 by Kiwibadboy3 in response to the main topic
Posted on 29-Nov-24 5:20AM
excellent post .sadly the intent behind it seems to have been hijacked by some u savoury comments from people with a disability kink or haters.Thats the downside

of forums like this.xray has a valid point sex is a basic need like shelter food water and physical connection.good luck hope you fulfill your needs
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Comment #23 by dac1414 in response to Nawtymum ( view post )
Posted on 29-Nov-24 1:33PM
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Comment #24 by Ifunouno in response to the main topic
Posted on 9-Jan-25 6:17AM
I know a lady in new Plymouth that Das a disability anyone nearby want a turn message me for details

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