I'm a newly 35, nerdy, disabled wheelchair guy, I'll be as honest as I can. I am very weak, and been in a wheelchair for 25 years. I have a very bad disability called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. It's bad. I have a lot of chronic pain. And I won't be getting better. Yes it's really difficult. I need plenty of help. I know that's not for everyone. It would be nice to find a special girl who sincerely would like to get to know me and see what happens.

My face: https://imgbox.com/5tgAOWae

-I'm a great listener, and always up for a deep conversation or witty, flirty banter

-I'm not the most outgoing person in the world, but I'm warm and inviting once you get to know me. Definitely open to voice calls after we are comfortable with each other. Just bear with me please

-I like to think I'm witty, charming, sarcastic, funny, and maybe even cute and I always know how to make someone laugh and smile.

-I'm nerdy, gentle, and sweet, and I love making people feel special. Very sentimental and idealistic.

-I like video games, trivia history, and sports. Also comedy, supernatural things, and being entertained by crazy conspiracy theories. Podcasts and YouTube are a mainstay too.

-Love 60s-90s rock/pop, alternative and country music

-Some of my favorite shows are Psych, Lost, and Band of Brothers. Favorite movies are Pearl Harbor, Interstellar, and The Return of the King extended edition.

-Ramp enthusiast, I get the best parking, and I skip all the lines too, come along for the ride?

I'd love to find a special connection with someone who truly accepts me.I'm looking for a kind-hearted woman I can trust, someone who values compassion and warmth just as much as I do. I absolutely melt over silly, sweet, and adorable gestures. A true honest friendship built on communication and trust. If it gets to that point, I love to flirt and have playful fun. I have so much love to give and can't wait to find a real true connection with a sweet woman to give it all to.

P.S. Reddit is really awful, slow and buggy so I'd ideally like to get off of here not too long after introductions if that's okay with you