World Health Organization classifies failure to find a sexual partner is a DISABILITY
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Based on this logic, we all have been considered disabled at some point. People who have failed to find a sexual partner to have children will now be considered disabled, per the World Health Organization
Via PMWHipHop
This shocking new development comes after new guidelines by the World Health Organisation, which are set to be announced soon.
Until now, not having an active sexual life or infertility was never considered a disability, but with this new move, all this is set to be changed.
According to reports, in its new guidelines, the World Health Organisation is all set to classify a person, who is unable to find a suitable sexual partner or achieve pregnancy after 12 months or more of regular unprotected sex, as disabled.
The new rule will cover heterosexual and gay couples, who will be given same priority like a couple seeking IVF because of fertility problems, reports said.
After the new guidelines came into the limelight, critics and netizes, equally, criticised the move made by WHO.
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