Hello ladies I'm Brian and I'm 47 years old! I'm a survivor of a very serious football injury at 16 years old! I suffered a brain hemorrhage and I was in a coma for 5 weeks, I unfortionately suffered a stroke while I was in my coma. I did loose half of my vision and was parilized but with many years of intense therapies I'm waking with a limp now! I'm limited financially and only able to work a part time job at a grocery store! This site has been very disappointing because all woman want is Money and nudes, I'm here for a stable lady and unconditional love! Any ladies want love hit me up

Hi...

your disappointment with Mingle may be off target because that is the reality of the internet regardless of the site...Mingle does provide tools and procedure to address misrepresentations...

I suggest you not put all your eggs in one basket..a quick google search resulted in a number of hits identifying dating sites which cater to folks with disabilities...more options which increases the number of potential matches for your consideration is a good thing IMO...

All the best

A disability in body is not a disability in mind. As long as I can interact with someone and understand them, I'd be fine with such a person. Don't put yourself down like that and don't let anyone make you feel like you are less in anyway. I wish you the best

Thanks

yes because there is no reason for me not to date someone who is disabled. i don't look for the appearance but with the personality of the person itself

I definitely would date a disabled guy, if it's only a physical disability. Many mental disabilities are just too much for me to handle - the reason I say that is because I have tried.

I, myself, am physically disabled and am having similar problems finding acceptance/compassion among able-bodied men. I have been on several disability sites and the problem there is, there is practically no one in my area or even within a 100 mile radius. It's major tough. Of course, as with all dating sites, you have to weed through the muck of scammers and such also. Sad, I know.

I appreciate you presenting this post. We disabled people should friend up for support. (chuckles) Yeah, we need a support group. Feel free to email /message me.

Best wishes. Hugs.

It depends if it is a disability I'm comfortable accepting. Don't forget some are not visible (e.g., PTSD).

Then they are NOT the ones for you. Move on, don't waste your time on those girls; they are not women. These things take time. Good luck!

100% agreed. We all have something; trust me.