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Zero Sex Life? Being Single is Now a 'Disability,' WHO Says
Failure to find a compatible sexual aprtner could be considered as a disability. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), failure to find a sexual partner is now considered a "disability," classified under "infertility.
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