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5 Damaging myths about dating someone with a physical disability
Myth 1:
If you date someone in a wheelchair, you won't have a fulfilling sex life, if you can have sex together at all.
Fact:
This is probably the most common myth out there, and it is 110 percent false. If you have a body and a brain, then you can have great sex. Through the media, we are often fed the image of how sex is "supposed" to look, and that image involves people with perfect bodies engaged in rigorous porno-style sex. This is very damaging for everyone, disabled or not. Creative thinking, imagination and good communication are actually the key ingredients of having a completely satisfying sex life, and these are possible for everyone.
Read the other four major myths from SheKnows Expert Dr. Danielle Sheypuk.
