WAAM

R. Goldstein onelegdrider at comcast.net
Tue Nov 25 19:47:17 PST 2003


Yeah i see your point, i guess the $$ issue may be a bad example, but lets say blue eyes or blonde hair then, thats just a preference really.  There is no way someone can naturally prefer an amputee as they really have no "benefits" over a TAB, just physically speaking.  And i say this as an amputee who knows this to be true.  Its a sexual fetish which usually is men attracted to amputee women, many of whom have low self image after an amputation and may feel they are not as desired as they used to be.  Many devotees use this as a way to satisfy their sexual fantasies and fetishes, knowing the women are vulnerable.  Not ALL are like this, but many are.

Check the devo sites and yahoo groups, 99% of the messages there are asking for naked photos, leg photos, etc...its all exploitation of the amp for their sexual and masterbatory needs.  Pretty sick if you ask me, but hell, if you are curious, go for it, i checked them out when i lost my leg too.  Pretty weird people out there in the world for sure...

Ryan Goldstein
http://www.m3racer.com
Be Strong, and Persevere
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Duncan Love 
  To: Amputee Information Network 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 10:34 PM
  Subject: Re: WAAM


  Ryan
  I would suggest that a lot of the attraction to $$ is psycological as well. Many women will not even talk to men they think are poor.They will only select potential partners from the sub set "wealthy", but just because you are wealthy doesn't mean they are going to select you -unless you meet secondary criteria.  I don't have a problem with this as it keeps alot of  insincere women out of my life!! I am not sure if devotees are for me either Ryan, and I can understand you being wary about them. Maybe it is MY morbid curiousity, but I can't resist having a look. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: R. Goldstein 
    To: Amputee Information Network 
    Sent: Wednesday, 26 November 2003 13:46
    Subject: Re: WAAM


    Duncan, a Devotee being attracted to someone with an amputation is really not like being attracted so someone with $$, blonde hair, etc...  A lot of their attraction is psychological and they are are only attracted to the limb sexually, which I guess can be ok for some people.  I see how being attracted to someone with $$ can HELP a relationship since you can do more things, but being attracted to someone JUST for their amputation is just messed up in my eyes.  Its like these devotees have a need to help out and be a mother-figure to the amputee or something like that.  No thanks, keep me away from them.

    Ryan Goldstein
    http://www.m3racer.com
    Be Strong, and Persevere
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Duncan Love 
      To: Amputee Information Network 
      Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 8:46 PM
      Subject: WAAM


      I to received the women admirers e-mail and being a 'typical' bloke I immediately thought "humm women who might have sex with me because I've got a amputation - what a great concept!!" (I know, call me shallow) then I thought what an odd concept so I had a look at the site and came to the conclusion that there is no real difference between this and  women who prefer men with long hair or a fast car or a secure job (or for that matter men who prefer big breasted women). We all have preferences and look for particular attributes that we want in a potential partner, friend, lover - this one just seems a bit more shocking than most I guess. I'm sure that there are a few strange ones that use the site but that is true about a lot of sites. So anyway I have joined the group to see what gives and I will give you  all some feed back a little down the track - If I'm not back in two weeks send in a rescue party!!
      Duncan
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