if she has the nicest magnetic personality you've ever seen?

7/24/2006 5:03:04 AM

Define chronically ill.

7/24/2006 5:35:07 AM

diabetes and acute nerve issues that limit mobility

7/24/2006 5:38:08 AM

^Well, I suppose that wouldn't be any different than dating a quadroplegic.

Hmm, well, probably not off the bat. However, if Kevin suddenly became wheelchair bound, etc, I would continue to be with him, that would not want me to end the relationship.

Have you ever been to Ranthambore?

7/24/2006 5:41:50 AM

nope

it's beautiful

7/24/2006 6:01:02 AM

I want to go see the tigers.

7/24/2006 6:04:04 AM

My parents went there and had tigers sitting right next to their jeeps.

7/24/2006 6:18:07 AM

my wife has diabetes and fibromyalgia. it's totally worth it, if you're into not being selfish and don't mind helping out a bit.

7/24/2006 9:17:40 AM

... as long as you can afford the insurance, fine; otherwise, life is totally going to suck

7/24/2006 10:22:49 AM

no way.

7/24/2006 11:55:02 AM

why?

so you can be their caretaker until they wilt away and die?

im sure even you can do better than that gargs

7/24/2006 12:02:38 PM

Similarly, If that person will more than likely become frail in older adulthood, and has a fifty percent chance of producing healthy offsrpring... i.e. huntington diease runs in the family.

7/24/2006 12:54:26 PM

what kind of limited mobility are we talking here?

7/24/2006 12:55:47 PM

yes, as long as they're a good person... we all have issues in some way or another.

7/24/2006 12:58:46 PM

yeah, I would.

7/24/2006 1:02:24 PM

It would depend...

Something like diabetes and such where through care and such the person can have at least a semi normal life (a parapalegic qualifies here, a quadrapalegic probably doesnt...), then sure.

If we're talkling something that will render the person mentally or physically to the point where they need a full time 100% caretaker, I wouldn't. But that's not to say that noone should, but I am not that selfless of a person, and I dont think it would work out.

As for the huntingtons, it can be tested for, if the person has it, i'm not sure i would. But if i did, I wouldn't have kids with them (well...in the hypothetical land where I'm able to have children). Adoption would be a definitive there (but it already is b/c of me so...but for someone who it's not)

7/24/2006 2:27:36 PM

yeah as long as we could screw

and if they couldn't screw they'd have to be cool with me screwing someone else (exclusive of course)

7/24/2006 2:39:30 PM

depending on how she takes care of diabetes, it's NOT a major deal. the limited mobility is another thing, but i would not let diabetes turn you away from the girl (or guy).

7/24/2006 3:06:07 PM

is she licensed to ill?

7/24/2006 3:21:56 PM

only on TWW.

7/24/2006 4:09:14 PM

whats her net worth?

7/24/2006 4:14:26 PM

wow^
i thought i had some bad thoughts

7/24/2006 4:51:22 PM

more than likely

8/10/2006 11:17:55 AM

Dating leads to relationship.
Relationship leads to marriage.
Marriage leads to children.

Procreation is instinctive to all animals. Sounds like she can't handle a kid growing in her womb. So no.

[Edited on August 10, 2006 at 11:27 AM. Reason : licensed to ill...that's funny]

8/10/2006 11:26:46 AM

I can't have children, my boyfriend knew that when we started dating. but neither of us wants children, and if we ever decide that we do we are both happy to adopt.

8/10/2006 11:31:11 AM

Point taken.

8/10/2006 11:32:50 AM

^^ why can't you have children?

8/10/2006 11:37:23 AM

i have poly cystic ovarian syndrome, and if I really wanted to I could do all the fertility drugs and crap like that but I'd prefer to just adopt if I really want kids

8/10/2006 12:31:01 PM