Be honest, would you go out with someone with no legs?

But with prosthetics like Oscar Pistorious, you can go years without realising they're wearing them unless you get intimate very quickly. You could easily get to know them before they mention their leg.

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There have been some nasty jokes going round on twitter.

assumption that legs are the key to attraction... brad pitt with prosthetic legs is still brad pitt, no? how many women do you know who say "god, brad pitt is so fit, I mean have you seen his knees?!?!" ?

Weeeird! I asked my fiancé this yesterday! (maybe we are telepathically connected :P) And I had a dream two days ago that I had no legs, only prosthetics. He said he would stay with me if I lost my legs. I asked what would we do about sex; would I keep my prosthetic legs on or off? He said it would be weird both ways. I think he would stay with me out of duty but he would look elsewhere for the physical side; I honestly don't think he would be sexually attracted to me if I had no legs.
If he had no legs; I would love him and stay with him but it would take a while to get used to. I would probably be inclined to ask him to keep prosthetics on for a while at least until I got used to it.

I've not really considered the situation without prosthetics since it was a conversation that arised because I had a dream I had them.

I think I would. People don't choose what they look like, or if they're disabled etc.
if the person is nice and I liked them then yes. The same applies to all people above 17. (i'm 17)..

I think I would. People don't choose what they look like, or if they're disabled etc.
if the person is nice and I liked them then yes. The same applies to all people above 17. (i'm 17)..

Pistorious' prosthetics are not the kind which the NHS can supply and so it would probably be much more obvious for most people. Even for his though I would imagine it would become fairly obvious in intimacy, definitely less than years, although I suppose attraction could build before their condition was made apparent. I've seen quite a few legless people in wheelchairs which is what I really had in mind when I wrote that. Probably shortages in the NHS

The legless people you've seen in chairs are probably above the knee amputees or have other problems.(eg, people with heart/general health issues can't use prosthetics due to the extra strain on the body) I think here we're talking more Oscar Pistorious, Adam Hill prosthetics than wheelchairs, which are different.

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It made me sad to read that..If its what you feel would happen...

There's two options to this question, you either lie and make yourself look like a more open minded individual or tell truth and come off sounding like a mean shallow bastard.

Gimmie a minute...

It depends on the situation.