The notions and dreams of love, relationships and sexuality are as varied as the people that have them. Yet people with disabilities are still far too often primarily defined by their disability. Their need for love and connection is often called into question – or even the right to have this need.
On the occasion of International Day of Persons With Disabilities, we spoke to the Revival Disability Community about sexuality, dating, sexual citizenship, consent and everything in between.
Als read: Love And Dating For Women With Disabilities
About the author(s)
Nishtha is a former student of philosophy and enjoys discussions on ethics. She's currently a video journalist and wants to make films some day. When not working Nishtha can be found hoarding stationery, listening to ghazals and playing with her dog.
