I had always been nonconforming (to say the least). Anyone who knew me would agree that I could always find logical reasons for why a rule was meant to be broken. “It’s not hurting anyone”, … Read the rest
PUSHLiving Podcast #22: Anna Schmid, Sex and Relationships
Let’s Talk about Sex and Relationships with Model Anna Schmidhttp://traffic.libsyn.com/pushliving/PL_22.mp3
Welcome to another PUSHliving Podcast. We are excited to welcome Anna Schmid
Anna is a model with a disability in her early 30’s … Read the rest
Lets Talk About Sex!
Note from The Publisher:
Warning, the following article contains mature content: The article you are about to read contains adult themes, and may contain coarse language that may not be suitable for audiences under the … Read the rest
Wedding Bells & Wheelchairs
Wedding Bells & Wheelchairs
My fiance and I have finally set a date for our wedding — Saturday, May 18! We got engaged back in August of 2017 and simply cannot wait to be married … Read the rest
Love in a “DISABLED” World: What we as human beings can look past in order find the beauty within another individual.
Loving a disabled partner
Last week I was on one of my spinal cord injury Facebook groups and I was reading a post where a gentleman was commenting on how he was in love, but… Read the rest
PUSHLiving Comic Strip: High Top Tables Suck
‘No, Really.’ is a humor-with-heart comic strip series on PUSHLiving.com by artist/disability advocate Jennifer Latham Robinson about life with a disability.
New High Top Tables Trend In The Restaurants NowadaysIf you take a close look … Read the rest
My Disabled Body Isn’t What Society Would Call “Beautiful”
The Internet. Nowadays, there’s not much you can’t do from the comforts of your own home. You can shop, order food, find recipes, connect with friends, and even date. Online dating has been growing increasingly … Read the rest
PUSHLiving Comic Strip: I DON’T SEE YOUR DISABILITY
‘No, Really.’ is a humor-with-heart comic strip series on PUSHLiving.com by artist/disability advocate Jennifer Latham Robinson about life with a disability.
I tend to simultaneously deal with the struggle in two ways: to really dive into … Read the rest
My #MeToo Moment: How I Became Vulnerable as a Disabled Woman
My #MeToo Moment
Editor’s Note:
The #MeToo movement was created a decade ago by Tarana Burke, a black woman who wanted sexual assault survivors in marginalized communities to be able to connect.
Against today’s backdrop … Read the rest
Into the Minds of Devotees & Admirers of Women with Disabilities
The devotee. If you’re a disabled female, odds are you’ve heard the term.
To those of you that are new to this, it’s pretty much an individual who is interested in someone with a disability, … Read the rest
