Revolutionizing Love with ‘Dateability’: An Inclusive Dating App for the Largest Minority
With one in every four adults in the United States being part of a group that experiences discrimination on various fronts, it’s time we shed light on this pressing issue. The largest minority comprises individuals who cope with disabilities every day and face substantial hurdles when it comes to dating.
For those facing these personal challenges, like Jacqueline Child diagnosed with a neurological disorder at 14, finding love can be an uphill battle. They often encounter negativity attached to their disabilities and hindrances created by familial fear of future obstacles. However, this sister duo have turned adversity into motivation; enter “Dateability,” the new app set to change how differently-abled people date.
Born out of Alexa and Jacqueline’s desire for positive change is Dateability – a dating online platform designed specifically for individuals wrestling with physical, psychiatric or intellectual afflictions as well as chronic illnesses. The overarching aim? To provide them a secure setting where they can form meaningful connections without fear or bias.
Consider Lowell Morgan for instance – impacted by mobility constraints due to spinal cord damage– appreciates Dateability’s “deets.” These distinct profile descriptors enable users to openly discuss their disability, ensuring everyone is cognizant from the onset.
The app hasn’t even turned a year old and already hosts over 10,000 users with an additional thousand new members joining every month. Safety is paramount on Dateability; the platform employs stringent security measures to keep scammers at bay and uphold user safety. They require mandatory profile verification via photo submission and offer report/block options for each account.
Inclusion is key here – beyond carving a niche in chronically ill or disabled communities, Dateability welcomes everyone willing to join their meaningful journey. Spearheaded by Jacqueline and Alexa’s profound mission, this initiative will ideally reshape not just dating experiences but social encounters of the world’s largest minority group moving forward.
