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This document discusses several issues faced by people with disabilities in relation to their sexuality. First, their sexual expression is often seen as inappropriate due to beliefs about passing on cognitive limitations or an inability to handle sexuality responsibly as adults. Second, they are frequently treated like children without consideration for their desires. Finally, people with disabilities often struggle to develop a sexual identity and find partners or learn about sexuality safely due to low knowledge and barriers like abuse, making responsible sexual behavior difficult.
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