[Blindtlk] Off Topic - Accessible places on the net for LGBTQ individuals?

[Peter Wolfe]

Ari,


    Thanks for the online resource cause you can never have too many
right? Well, I cannot fully answer your question because I wasn't born
blind nor have ever had a blind partner before. HOwever, if you didn't
midnd that I quoted your material with keeping your name anonymous on
the Yahoo Gay e-mail list for which I'm already a member on their
impressions of your question. Unless your a closeted gay you wouldn't
mind and you probably aren't so it doesn't matter nyhow. I'll report
to you on this same thread as the results pore in.


hope this helps,
Peter

On 2/20/13, Ari Damoulakis <aridamoulakis at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Peter
> There's also a group called Queerability, just search on Google. I
> also know of a mailing list for blind LGBT people.
> You join by sending an email to
> blind-gay-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
> I just have a question, its just something I'm curious about.
> I have known blind LGBT people, but many of them had their sight when
> they realised their sexual orientation, that they were attracted to
> the same sex.
> I'm curious to know, how do totally blind people who are born gay
> realise it and then start adjusting, is it much more of a difficult
> process to go through than a sighted person goes through?
> Thanks
> Ari
>
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Peter Q Wolfe, BA
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