Author: Puneet Singhal

In a world that values convenience and instant connection, dating apps have changed the landscape of romance and relationships. But not for everyone. There exists a significant portion of the population for whom these platforms are a reminder of their marginalized status: people with disabilities and chronic illnesses. Enter Dateability—a dating app that is shattering stereotypes, challenging norms, and revolutionizing the way we perceive love.

Embarking on the path of dating is an adventure filled with a whirlwind of emotions—excitement, nervousness, and anticipation. For those of us who stutter, this journey can come with a few extra twists and turns. It’s important to remember, however, that these additional layers do not diminish the beauty or worth of the journey—quite the contrary. They merely call for some additional navigation and a generous dose of empathy. 

Love is a universal language that transcends boundaries, yet for many individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and neurodivergence, the journey to find love and experience romance can be filled with unique challenges. In a society that often places limitations on who is deemed deserving of love, it is crucial to shed light on the barriers faced by these individuals and advocate for a more inclusive and empathetic approach to relationships.

Ableism, the entrenched discrimination against individuals with disabilities, poses a formidable barrier to achieving an equitable and inclusive society. Rooted in ignorance and prejudice, ableism perpetuates harmful beliefs that marginalize and disempower individuals with disabilities. In this blog post, we delve into the complex web of ableism, emphasize the urgent need to dismantle its pervasive influence, and offer actionable steps to cultivate empathy and foster inclusivity…