Romantic relationships play a significant role in shaping identity and building self-confidence. They also contribute to the development of social skills and allow young people to learn emotional regulation through experiences of joy and frustration. As young people mature, their criteria for choosing partners shift from superficial traits to deeper compatibility and intimacy. For young people with motor disorders, forming and maintaining romantic relationships is just as important as it is for the general population, but they face additional challenges in this area. Previous research has paid little attention to their romantic relationships, particularly in the context of studies conducted in the Republic of Croatia. Therefore, the aim of this research is to provide insight into the characteristics, obstacles, and support involved in the formation and maintenance of romantic relationships among young people with motor disorders. The study involved seven young people with motor disorders, including two young men and five young women, aged 20 to 30 years. The data was collected through semi-structured interviews, and thematic analysis was used to process the data. The results offered insights into various aspects that influence the formation and maintenance of romantic relationships. Special attention was given to attitudes towards disability in partner selection. Additionally, the study examined how young people with motor disorders spend time with their partners and how self-acceptance and coping with their disability affect the quality of their relationships. Emotional barriers, limited social opportunities, and negative reactions from partners and the environment emerged as significant obstacles in forming and maintaining romantic relationships. Communication was emphasized as a key factor in overcoming these obstacles. The research highlighted the importance of support from family, friends, and professionals, as well as providing opportunities for young people with motor disorders to share their experiences in romantic relationships.