What do you think about marital relations?

Question

should a physically challenged person marry only to another challenged person for a better life?

otherwise can they face differences in future?

Answer 1

Sanju are you serious!!!  That is like saying blind people should only love blind people!  True love has no boundaries and cares nothing for disabilities!  What do you think people that have been married for 40 years or more do when one gets sick?  Do they kick em to the curb?  Noooooooooooooo, they love them.  They don't see a difference, all they see is the love!!

Answer 2

It depends on alot of different things. For instance, How physically challenged is the person? The reason for the couples marriage in the first place? Is the physically challenged one the male or the female?

Personally i think that if the physically challenged one is the female, and the male is normal, then the marriage wont last very long. Males are more sexual than women. And you can only be turned on by a woman with one leg and two fingers for so long................wouldn't that be wierd? Having s*x with amputee s*x? ahahahahahahahaha.!!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

it can be pure Bliss,

or h**l.

it depends on your l**k.

Answer 4

What ever it is the matter,There should be a starting point.

Here the situational factor plays a main roll.Saying that true love never consider such differences,is a thought of illusion.Development of love

is a proceses upon lot of factors.Being practical and considering

all the aspects only will give the correct decision.

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Answer 5

may be they can have problems in future but if there is an understanding between them are good then they can live happily... but the normal person and physicall chellenged person should not have any problem with each other and they dont feel jealous.......

Answer 6

The question of can they face differences in future is a debatable topic as, what happens in future is not predestined it happens due to your actions in present.

But IMO, I think anyone should have a choice to marry anyone they feel like immaterial about the caste, creed or physical abilities or disabilities. From then on they would have to work things out.

If you do really like your partner and understand them and are able to over come your ego and complexes, I don't see any point why it would not be a successful relationship.

Hey, maybe I live in an ideal world :-)