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It's really all you need. (media.piefed.world)

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[–] Ephera@lemmy.ml 3 points 2 weeks ago

Yeah, to some degree I get it. The guy does need help with some things and can't perform certain physical tasks. And it is an entirely different thing to be tolerant to that vs. being married to it.

But the guy is kind-hearted, educated and sporty. He's missing an arm, but others might be missing a brain or a heart, which I feel are much more detrimental for a partnership.
Unfortunately, though, dating someone with a visible impairment really gets the gossip going, and people are scared of that, so I guess, it's better to date a dumb ass instead.

Having said all that, the guy is married by now and has a healthy son, so all is good in the end.