Get a guide dog. Those things are panty droppers.

Speaking from the other side as someone who married a blind woman. Dating was just like anyone else. The vision wasn't really an issue. We had known each for years. Her vision didn't start going until age 30. I knew her when she had perfect vision but didnt' date her until years later when her vision was getting really bad. The courtship process was exactly the same. There were a few changes. I had to pick her up since she's not driving anywhere. A standard movie date sucks for the blind partner so that's out. But beyond that, smooth sailing. As a bonus I get to tell her how handsome I am getting as time goes on. She can't verify that I'm lying.

I guess I can speak from the other side of the fence. I met my partner who is legally blind on a dating app and quickly found out about her disability as she was comfortable sharing it with me. We got along so well and fell in love pretty quickly that the vision issue barely even crossed my mind. Now that we have been together for almost three years the vision is simply something that she needs my assistance with sometimes as she is already very capable. You will find someone eventually I promise you.

I just kept an active friend life ~ and met someone that way. He was raised among permanent health problems, and has literally never cared my eyes don’t work. I never thought I’d trust again (I caught a guy cheating once, before my eyes were this bad, but wouldn’t have if I’d been fully blind) but he’s great! We got married this year!

My best friend is a male, fully blind, and seriously he gets ALL the girls. Usually in “open” relationships. But he’s pretty suave, in law school, and dresses up the nines (ties, fancy shoes, cardigans).

I still say be yourself. Keep growing. And have as much fun as you can

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I've never done much dating, though I've been told I have a romantic side from people I care about in real life and online.

If I was going to take someone out we would first agree on a time and place to meet, then I as the man would , take her to a place where I'm familiar with the menu or obviously reading the menu online before we go. Then afterwards maybe we would go for a walk together in a park or by the pier. Perhaps go to a cinema and watch something with described video. Then the next time I would have my girlfriend pick the dinner and activities. I would also be very comfortable cooking for my date at my mother's house, having her over for dinner and then hanging alone in my room or going for an evening walk.

i use the best management system ever, not dating. /s

Not well. I don't think it will work out for me.

However, that may be because I'm shy and introverted rather than blind. Or a combination thereof.

I definitely know other blind people with better results.

diddo, mostly given up as a male.

It ain't easy, but keep at it. Gotta weed through a lot of really ignorant folks and whatnot. I don't blame them, personally. I know I'm judgmental in my own ways. There are women out there who will be cool with it.