M.N. Tlhotse

I personally think that the writer was writing out of emotions based on her experience on relationships and her intentions being to encourage those with the same situation. It really should be difficult for her being paraplegic and being discriminated indirectly and having relationships that ends so quickly. I think that there are two in a million men that actually hold on to their paraplegic women and it really depends on how the woman deals with her condition. This article can be seen as a motivational because not all paraplegic women would approach the world with such confidence. For the writer, life might be difficult from now on as her relationship status is not so good and finally with a positive attitude she no longer blames her condition for going through what she is going through. This article can also make us realize that disability is only more visible when you let it change who you really are and when you develop that low self-esteem. It also seems as if when this paraplegic woman wrote this article, she actually had enough of the negativity around her and finally opens up about her journeys hoping to assist those struggling to deal with the disabilities of their loved ones. It gets the reader really emotional with a positive approach which I think is the best way to share a life’s journey with other people, sympathy plays a huge role here which might be, of course, the main point of the article!