The Memoir Of Ms. Butterfly

Yes, I’m beautiful.
Yes, I’m sexy.
Being in a wheelchair leaves me Vulnerable for people to assume the most outrageous things about me.
People are allowed to assume what they want and ask what they want but don’t think just because I’m in a wheelchair that means I’m going to be this gullible person that buys into everything everyone is selling Because I know my worth and my self worth is not between my legs. So people have to motivate me before anyone can get to the prize physical.

I understand that disabled women have a terrible reputation for going with the first thing that says hello to us because we want to feel wanted to be needed to be desired by a man. However, the most crucial thing disabled women must understand is that we expect ourselves before anyone can choose us.

Disabled women are sexy or beautiful or desirable and deserve the same respect any other woman gets.

Ms. Butterfly Genesis