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I have Cerebral Palsy in my right arm, I cant use it but I had an op around 12 years ago so it hangs by my side and is slightly shorter then my left due to not being able to fully stretch it out like the other.
Here's my profile for people who cant not get onto my profile
"You Miss 100% of the shots you don't take" <-----HEADLINE
A big part of my next phase in life is to find that special someone to hook up with, have fun and to do spontaneous things together.
As you can see from my photos I socialise a lot. I am incredibly lucky to have great friends and family in my life.
I’m hoping to find a person on here who has new interests and passion we can share.
Give examples of the small things that capture your curiosity. Do not post the disability in your profile. Post photos of your entire, clothed, body. You should give full disclosure of the disability when talking to someone on the phone.
Avoid "I" statements, because they are narcissistic. Focus, on examples of your smarts, humor, or romantic nature. Avoid talking about interests, because no one will dig you because you happen to coincide with skiing. What is interesting is YOU. Focus on romance. Always, make your romantic intentions known.
Be prepared for a lot of BS with online dating. A bit of advice, meeting women IRL is best so the woman can see the person you are up front, self-explanatory. That way she must choose on the spot to accept you or not without explanations. Your cool, good soul, and natural looks will shine much better than an online profile.
Cheers.