Creating a space that’s inclusive and supportive for people with disabilities or health challenges takes empathy, patience, and an open heart. Everyone deserves to feel seen, respected, and valued for who they are—not defined by a diagnosis or limitation. Whether someone deals with erectile dysfunction, social anxiety, ASD, physical restrictions, or anything in between, I believe those things should never hold anyone back from real connection, comfort, and shared experiences. When we lead with understanding and compassion, we make room for everyone to show up as their authentic selves.