In the married state, if the accidental partner is disabled, they will always be the same, because they have feelings, commitments, ties and responsibilities.

If you are unmarried and undeveloped, and the other person's disability does not affect self-care, such as limping and other minor illnesses, it depends on whether two people can have feelings; If it is a serious illness, such as amputation, it is impossible to have a high probability. If there is a probability, it is also that the other party's economic conditions are good enough to support the future and good enough for me, and there is no inheritance (some disabilities will be inherited).

Because I am just an ordinary person and my family is very ordinary, and I don't discriminate against disabled people, but I must consider my real life, whether human and material resources can support me, and who will support and share my parents when they are old?

I don't know under what circumstances this question was raised. What I want to say is that if disability is an established fact, then you should accept this state and accept different treatment from others. Everyone's life situation is different, and they have their own considerations. You can't ask others by your own standards.

Besides, when it comes to differential treatment, it is not only physical disability, but also because of mediocre looks, insufficient height, poor family background, insufficient education and gender differences ... Everyone may be treated differently, which is the normal state of society.

The important thing is to stay strong inside. Even if others mind or even laugh at insults, if I don't mind, who can hurt you if there is no actual harm?

At any time, learn more, strengthen yourself and let your heart grow.