I can’t say I understood one single point she was stumbling around trying to make. It sounded like mindless babble to me coming from an overrated multimillionaire.

I‘m baffled by whatever banal point she was trying to make by saying she was conceived behind or at a tree. What a bizarre and uninteresting comment.

While I cannot do certain things physically that one would expect for living alone, I live with people but take care of myself.

I have Cerebral Palsy. That, in itself, says next to nothing. Cerebral Palsy is a broad term. In my case my entire left side is affected. My balance is poor. Fine motor control is non-existent on my left side.Gentle caresses may prove pointless if you give them to me as feeling is diminished or non-existent.

Despite my physical limitations, I do have things to offer. My brain works fine (although there is a 5 cm diameter cyst in it). I graduated college with a Computer Science degree and a minor in mathematics.I've done technical support for computers, repaired computers, taught mathematics, tutored adults and children, and many other things.

While I may not be able to take care of a house, I can take care of me. Part of that revolves around making sure I continue to learn new things. Doing this enables me to stay active helping others.

If my husband passed away and so did my parents then I'd move in with a family member. I have physical limitations so I couldn't really live alone 24/7. If all my family members died I would move into assisted living or some kind of shelter that helped with disabled people.

This might be too emotionally deep to share but when me and my husband were dating, I really did demand a lot of his attention. I think I did this because when I was younger my parents worked a lot so I was either alone with my brother who hated me or at my grandmas. I think I tried to look to my husband for lost time that my parents didn't spend with me. But after a few years of marriage I started to gain some independence. Granted my whole life I've been sick so it's a bit harder for me to be independent but I know my limits and do what I can. My husband though quite often is my care taker. He cooks, cleans, does laundry and vacuums. I do some light cooking when he's at work. I sort papers and sometimes sweep the floor and do some dishes when I feel physically able.

@Alice So proud of you Alice and thank you for sharing. 😘❤️ I know that it is difficult for you but like anything in life, our love ones will not always be there. I realized that when my mom passed away so I had to be responsible for everything. ❤️