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Well done and well said! My continuing emphasis, by now probably boring, is that forgetting, must, ought and should and doing what we can is most important.

An interesting topic.
When I lost the use of my legs just over two years ago, I also lost the ability to have a decent erection. Of the two problems, my lack of erection has hit me the hardest. Whatever the damage to my spine was, that caused my partial paraplegia, one spin off was that certain areas of my body became more sensitive and the desire for sex became more keen.
So sex is an important part of my now disabled life. At the same time being more enjoyable but also more difficult to bring to a concluding orgasm.
One thing is sure, being disabled does not mean your sexual needs are any different from the able community.

Dongledave wrote: An interesting topic.
When I lost the use of my legs just over two years ago, I also lost the ability to have a decent erection. Of the two problems, my lack of erection has hit me the hardest. Whatever the damage to my spine was, that caused my partial paraplegia, one spin off was that certain areas of my body became more sensitive and the desire for sex became more keen.
So sex is an important part of my now disabled life. At the same time being more enjoyable but also more difficult to bring to a concluding orgasm.
One thing is sure, being disabled does not mean your sexual needs are any different from the able community.

Do you use Viagra?

there's a lot more to having sex than penetration. It's more about making love than the actual sex part of it.

HI

Hi to you! What do you have to say on the subject?

Very well said....making love is the full story...making love is beautiful...far more so than sex alone...

I think in many ways sex is a thing that validates us as humans but more so as humans with a given physical or sensory challenge...