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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Truthfully I think this is something important enough to disclose upfront in an online dating profile. Not after you start communicating or plan a date.

Agree with pp that this would be a dealbreaker for me, because I'm a very active person, and would need a partner to share some of those loves. I get that he may be a bit insecure, but I think it's dishonest to not state up front if he is permanently in a wheelchair.

Friend? Not a question. But to go on a date with, with some long term intent/relationship in mind? Dealbreaker. 
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Why is it dishonest? It isn't like he said he wasn't in a wheelchair. [/quote]

Saying nothing is not the same thing as being honest. And to be completely honest, a partner (or dating/finding a date with the hope of finding a committed relationship), being in permanently in a wheelchair is an important consideration. Like if someone doesn't mention that they have kids, or are a heavy smoker. They are important, big details to list up front.
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