If you have read my introduction you may think I only had really bad love experiences but that's not true. This is the story of how I lost virginity. The relationship didn't end well, but I had a nice time, with a really nice guy.
This guy was Björn, and a few years older than me, at that time 34 or 35. I was 27 years old and have had some more or less serious relationships. I met Björn on a dating site. He was funny, could talk endlessly and was very, well I guess serious. After some chats we set a date to meet each other. He lived about an hour driving but knew the city I live in and that there was a nice park. For me it was half an hour wheelchair drive. I remember him suggesting a walk in the park, but turning words to avoid actually saying walking. Something like, well I can have I walk and you... could.... roll? I found that very amusing because normally in chats he was very well spoked. It was a day in September and the weather was terrible, raining and cold. I had to use my full wheelchair cover, and that was not how I wanted to look for a first date. It went well though and while in the park it stopped raining. Björn then helped me to take the cover off.
At that time I still had my old wheelchair in which I sat more upright, in a normal position. My legs were not completely faced forward like now, but more in a 45 degree angle. I weigh about 40 kilo less, but already didn't wear shoes due to my thick ankles and feet. My leg cover was more of a foot bag that came halfway to my calf. I was dressed in my 'Desigual ' skirt I loved, and actually still do although it doesn't fit any more.
In person Björn was a little less well spoked. He was as nervous as me, and somehow that felt comfortable, serious, and he was serious. Still there weren't any awkward silent moments and he just talked like I guess he would talk to any girl. Hesitation was only about getting to know something about me. Our interests were miles apart, mostly due to our physical ability, still Björn was interested in the not so exciting things in my life, and after a while he didn't have any concerns telling me about places and activities he did that were unimaginable for me. That day we even had dinner together: Döner at a parking lot food stand.