Buzz·Posted on 17 Sept 201523 Things That People In Wheelchairs Have To Cope WithOther people make it so difficult, don't they?by Louise BrutonBuzzFeed ContributorLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. Having filthy hands all the time. View this photo on Instagram 2. Getting our clothes caught in everything. View this photo on Instagram 3. Sustaining mysterious injuries on a daily basis. View this photo on Instagram 4. Having to do a 10-point turn to get out of any public bathroom. View this photo on Instagram 5. And never being able to see ourselves in the mirror. View this photo on Instagram 6. Having to tweeze hairs out of our caster wheels. View this photo on Instagram 7. Realising that public transport doesn't cater to us at all. View this photo on Instagram 8. And buses aren't any easier. We're constantly waiting to find out whether the wheelchair ramp actually works. View this photo on Instagram 9. And we're always faced with the decision of whether we should give up the space on the bus for a pram. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 10. Trying to fit a wheelchair into a car. View this photo on Instagram 11. Not to mention the fact that our cars are always filthy. View this photo on Instagram 12. And they're covered in scratches too. View this photo on Instagram 13. Having to confront people who wrongly park in disabled parking spaces. View this photo on Instagram 14. And getting dirty looks whenever we pull into wheelchair parking spaces. View this photo on Instagram 15. People staring at us when we're doing really boring things, like getting petrol. View this photo on Instagram 16. Being patient when the people you love mess up. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 17. Having to reassure people that we are OK all the damn time. View this photo on Instagram 18. Dealing silly questions like "Do you have a job?" View this photo on Instagram 19. Especially the ones about sex. View this photo on Instagram 20. Having to shout for attention so we are heard at bars. View this photo on Instagram 21. Being massively screwed every time the lift in our building breaks. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 22. Being constantly nervous that our wheelchair is going to tip over. View this photo on Instagram 23. Trying to let people know that we are more than just spokes 'n' wheels. View this photo on Instagram