Do you think it's OVER for a "special needs" man in the dating market?

[MatureDJ]

I was reading this, and it got me interested:

https://www.reddit.com/r/NewOrleans/comments/1nyo4gh

This is a long shot but, I would like to set my special needs brother up with a few blind dates and wanted to see if there is another family that might be in a similar situation. My brother in law has a mild executive functioning disorder. He lives independently, works a good job, drives and has his own apartment. He’s also kind and funny and treats his partners respectfully. If you know any women age 30+ that loves animals and socializing that could be a good fit or ideas of where we would go please share or reach out.

I think all his needs-matches are dating normal men.

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[Cheeky_James]

Lmao XD

 

[inquisitor]

Some forms of marginalized living are indeed worse than others.

 

[BaronOfHair]

@MatureDJ , YOU'RE not a diagnosed SPED... Pondering such questions benefits your dating and mating life LESS than a music critic wondering, out loud:

"If Damon and Devon Routier rise from the grave tonight, might they eventually write a ground-breaking opera, centered around the night Darlie used the kitchen knives for activity far more exotic than slicing up sirloin?"

Advances HIS career