Hey, today we have a quick Q&A because I’ve had a few questi..
🕑 Added 2021-10-29 20:39:53 +0000 UTC
Hey, today we have a quick Q&A because I’ve had a few questions and I always like doing these!
What is the best thing about being disabled?
I don’t want to be all doom and gloom but to be honest I don’t think there is anything I particularly like about it. People might joke about good parking spaces or sitting around all day but trust me, none of it is worth it! If I could make it all magically go away I would do so in an instant.
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What makes the perfect boyfriend?
For me, I mostly look for safety and security with a person and their sense of humour. I I like someone who is strong and confident and, as I said, makes me feel safe. This has always been the case, not just now when I am more vulnerable. The sense of humour is probably the most important part, I need to be able to laugh. I don’t think I have a particular type when it comes to physical attraction, I’ve dated men taller and shorter, super big and super skinny. It really is all about how they make me feel.
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Who was your first celebrity crush?
Don’t laugh, but it was George W Bush! Old, grey, man in a suit with the ultimate power and authority. How could I not?
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What are you most thankful for?
Let me see, I am thankful that I still have my main senses, except touch really. That I can see, smell, and taste in particular. I love scented candles, flowers and things that smell beautiful. I would really miss it if I couldn’t smell anymore. I am grateful for my family for looking after me, and for the friends who stuck by me though sadly very few did. I am grateful for everybody here, you have shown such amazing support and encouragement. I am grateful for technology, I love my phone and it gives me an immense amount of freedom. I love the fact I can dictate these things, so I haven’t lost the ability to communicate.
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I had some questions about religion and politics, so briefly:
I am not religious anymore. I was, but then a number of things happened, not just getting MS but other things as well, that led me to believe that either God didn’t exist or that he wasn’t a very pleasant being. And I didn’t like feeling that way so I changed my outlook to be more spiritual without a specific religion or God. As for politics I suppose I am fairly central in UK politics which probably puts me quite far to the left in American politics. I voted for Labour in the last election, I used to vote Conservative (again, UK Conservatives, very different from American ones) but I have lost faith in them over the years. Brexit particularly took its toll on my feelings towards them.
