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Ya know sometimes I just feel like giving up on women completely. I'm in a wheelchair, so they don't see me as a "guy" they just see me as the poor person in the goddamn wheelchair and I'm seriously fucking sick of it! I was at the bar tonight( a bar I'm familiar with and know people who work there) and at least while I was there I saw only 3 girls worth fucking and they all worked there. One had a ring on her finger, the best looking one couldn't even LOOK at me until I was ready to leave. A lot of tactics and whatnot to approach I can't do because I'm limited in mobility. That's just a fact. Tonight at the end when I was leaving my friend went to the bathroom so I stood up in the chair in front of the two hired guns (1 was the one that wouldnt look at me) and the bouncer and the one hb said "that's a really cool chair, I've never seen anything like that" and I just muffed it. I've become so used to having hb's ignore me that when they talk to me at all I go totally AFC dumbass niceguy. I don't know and I don't have any answers. #closing one of those 2 would have been awesome but at this point it seems more like a dream than a reality....
Constantine:
This will sound mad cliché but if you think it's a dream, it's a dream. If you think it can be a reality, it can be a reality.
Thinking: "I'm in a wheel chair, no girl will ever want me" is a Limiting Belief.
Christopher Reeve was in a wheel chair, so was Teddy Pendergrass, Stephen Hawking, and President Roosevelt.
I'm sure they all got plenty of ass.
The point is, don't let some thing physical get in the way of your confidence, because that is more important than your whole appearance.
We all have something wrong with us, the point is that we shouldn't let our im perfections define us.