Relationships can be tricky, and so in this section, we explore how to navigate them, right from socialising to being together. We answer questions you may have about matters like marriage and family, or how to navigate a break up.

Socialising
I communicate with friends and relatives all over the world. To be in touch with people is so important for a wheelchair-bound person.

Meeting Someone
It is amazing how life changes. When I had joined work, I had never imagined I would find him there. I was his trainer. He would ask me doubts and stuff.

Being Together
I don’t like someone calling me blind at home… sometimes he tells me, you are blind how will you know? And I give it back to him saying you

Sex In Relationships
People with disabilities think that no one wants to have sex with them, so when someone is “kind” enough to want to, they themselves

Getting Married
When people approached my mother for my marriage, she kept saying no. She was worried how will I manage, what will I do, how

Family Matters
My family and relatives were happy to have me. They never said that we don’t want a daughter-in-law who is challenged. On the contrary,

Breaking Up
Sometimes it is better to endure the transitional pain of a break up than to bear the constant pain of an undesired, unwanted, or bad relationship.