Whether it’s something that’s been present since birth, or whether it’s developed later in life, disability can have a profound impact on your sex life – on the way you do it, and also the amount you have it. There are so many barriers facing disabled people – from self confidence and self esteem, to finding a partner, overcoming physical and emotional barriers… the list is endless. In fact, all those same barriers everyone faces to having an active sex life, and then some. The difference is, no one seems to want to talk about sex and disability.
Sometimes I post comics on Instagram. FOLLOW ME.
This is a constant fight between my aspie wife and me (also aspie, duh).
I have this feeling all the time. I hate it.
I’m familiar with this mood swing.
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[butthorn]
Everyday Daredevil.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/822eb17160b67eacd7ea8ed0ebb3f4ab/tumblr_mlkbe0ux1S1qksquzo1_500.png)
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How to Properly Navigate in Your Home by Caro Ramsey [website | twitter]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/36878de63ff8da1463e97286c1b2ef49/tumblr_ml2on2GXEA1qcfwqjo1_500.jpg)

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A Guide to Embarrassment by Beth Evans [tumblr | twitter]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/7ab7c517882c38be1c8feaee4f5150c6/tumblr_mkp8e8GmlC1qksquzo1_500.png)
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[sarahseeandersen]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/5a1bd85ddaa5a6d39bcb597eb6c23f0a/tumblr_mkhca7zyMd1qiuiebo1_500.jpg)


