Dating takes some creativity, courage and flexibility. Make sure you ask your date out by Thursday, because he or she might make other plans by the time the weekend comes around. I know you’re probably nervous about asking, but you can do it. The worst the person can say is no, and the best he or she can say is yes. If he says no, just jump right back in there and try someone else. Believe in yourself.
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Anyone navigating the treacherous waters of flirting, dating and just plain chatting wants to know how to get on well, how to know if someone is interested (and interesting) and how to look and feel good at a party. But with the added complication of a vision disability, how do you sort out the coquettish winks from the eyes rolled heavenward? Writer Deborah DeBord, who is herself blind, interviewed friends, colleagues and psychologists, both sighted and blind, to gather insights on this topic.
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Communicating is the heart of every relationship, especially a romantic one. Without communication, what is the point in being together? At first, communication might be easy. Early in the relationship, people are on their best behavior, and getting along is practically effortless. As time goes on, communication tends to get more difficult, because people are more comfortable with each other and tend to let their true selves out, complete with faults, fears and feelings.
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