Disabled Dating Sites
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Has anyone heard of a dating platform called Ablelove? I stumbled upon it via a google search and thought. I would register.What disabled dateing platforms have other people to used please?0
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I've not used one designed for disabled dating myself @csno01, and haven't heard of Ablelove before. I hope it's a positive experience for you!0
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@csno01 I have used the ablelove site but is wasn't good and has to pay to message people on and i just given up with disabled dating sites since most of them has paid wall on . the only one that didn't have a paid wall is disabled dating 4u but is limited message . i only had bit luck with app called badoo that i did meetup with one person .0
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Red flags @Autism_at_40 but so positive you were able to recognise this, well done you! Do you want to talk about how you have not been feeling great recently?0
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Hey @hotstuff. How are you?0
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Splatmate24 said:@csno01 I have used the ablelove site but is wasn't good and has to pay to message people on and i just given up with disabled dating sites since most of them has paid wall on . the only one that didn't have a paid wall is disabled dating 4u but is limited message . i only had bit luck with app called badoo that i did meetup with one person .0
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@csno01 i try both disabled dating sites whisper was ok but was very different to delete . has try dating sites that aim for learning disability did sent them email more then one love2meetu . try looking at Wigan dating sites that aim . doesn't be update . the mainstream dating apps that i try is Facebook dating was bit more successful did try bumble but wasn't successful and last one that i have try has be badoo . that has a good feature of turn on bump into someone . i has verified photo and a person sent a message is will be pending and will chat request you text or you don't text .disabled dating sites blocking doesn't work . i has try plenty of fish but just tons of rude men and people . badoo
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It doesn't sound like you have had the best of luck with these dating apps. Are there any that you have found to be better than the rest @Splatmate24?0
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@L_Volunteer none of disabled dating sites all just rubbish . mainstream dating app can be bit better but that is . i been using badoo at moment since is has the best feature and has found learning disability users on there more then i did on disabled dating sites .
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L_Volunteer said:Red flags @Autism_at_40 but so positive you were able to recognise this, well done you! Do you want to talk about how you have not been feeling great recently?
I got talking to someone from Autistic Dating, but I've been feeling really misunderstood, unheard, misinterpreted etc etc by people lately and then he sent me a message that made me feel that way too. I took my time to respond, making sure that I was being fair and honest without being horrible, but his response said I was being harsh, which I really don't feel like I was being.
I'm really struggling with people and feel like I would be better off just not talking to anyone anymore. I've even considered coming off here too.
I just feel really bad at the moment and don't really see the point to life anymore.0 -
@Autism_at_40 It's amazing to read that you are putting yourself out there again! I'm glad you were able to voice your concerns to this guy and him replying horribly just cements you had the right gut feeling!
Do you think you are struggling with wanting to chat to begin with or struggling in finding the right person to click with when chatting? To me, it sounds like you are putting yourself first and sticking by it
Dating and making friends can be awkward online, there is always that interpretation from written word that makes you second guess. That's natural. Happens to me all the time.
I can understand wanting a break from it all. Have you thought about joining any local groups? Do you think more in person interaction may help?
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Thanks, I appreciate it.
I find people to talk to, I've had long conversations, thought it was going really well, only to be ghosted!
I've had others where they ghost me when I say I don't feel comfortable moving the conversation to over the phone.
I'm just sick of it to be honest.
I have to put myself first, as soon as I started to feel the dread set in, I knew it wasn't right and I had to say something.
I can't face meeting people in person, too much anxiety. I think I've just had enough honestly. Better off alone.0 -
Thank you for your response @Splatmate24. That was helpful.It sounds as if neither of you or @Autism_at_40 had the best of luck with those platforms. Why is it so hard I wonder especially when we come with extras.0
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csno01 said:Thank you for your response @Splatmate24. That was helpful.It sounds as if neither of you or @Autism_at_40 had the best of luck with those platforms. Why is it so hard I wonder especially when we come with extras.
I've had people send me inappropriate messages and I've still replied and told them no thank you and why!
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