So, how is it to date a Chick in a Wheelchair? I was watching the Episode of Curb your Enthusiasm on HBO, where Larry has an encounter of the Wheelchair Kind (which was a riot). Now come on Larry, do we all look alike, us wheelchair women? I say some of us Wheel Women could really give you a run for your money and you would never forget us.  I know the blackberry thing was a bummer but damn, throwing the Wheelchair Wendy in the closet because your cell went in the ocean?  Then you find a new wheelchair girl to replace the girl whose number you lost?  Whatever!! If that were my girlfriends' buddy you would have tire marks all over your body.  I am glad you squirmed your way out of that situation which I did think was pretty hilarious.  Oh another attribute about us chicks in chairs? We have a sense of humor.

The study showed this information. More than half (58%) of the women with disabilities were single, compared to 45% of the women without disabilities. Regarding sexual orientation, 87% of the women with disabilities were attracted to men, 4% to women, 7% to both genders, and 2% to neither gender. The majority have been sexually active; 92% have had sex with a man, 16% with a woman, but 6% had never had sex with anyone. Women without disabilities were slightly more likely to have had sex with a man (94%), but were significantly more likely to have had sex with a woman (23%), or with both men and women (21%).  Link to site information.
Women who were disabled earlier in life tended to begin dating later than women who were disabled later in life or who were not disabled. Women with disabilities also tended to move away from home later than did women without disabilities. When the woman lived with her mother and her disability began in childhood, she was particularly susceptible to being overprotected. The women with disabilities whose parents encouraged dating and going out with friends tended to have more effective social skills.