Now More Delusional People Are DECIDING To Be Disabled, Calling it 'Transable'

In recent years, there has been a growing trend among some individuals who are choosing to identify as "transabled," meaning they feel like they are handicapped and desire to have a disability. This phenomenon has sparked controversy and debate within the medical and social communities.

According to a report by Fox News, there are people who feel that they are "born in the wrong body" and identify as transgender. Similarly, there are those who identify as "transabled" who feel that they should have a physical disability, such as being blind or deaf, despite being able-bodied.

These individuals may go to great lengths to physically alter their bodies to achieve the disability they desire. Some may engage in self-harm, such as amputating limbs or blinding themselves, in order to achieve this identity.

This trend has sparked concerns among medical professionals and disability advocates, who worry that this could be a form of self-harm and may lead to long-term negative consequences for these individuals.

Critics argue that identifying as transabled could trivialize the experiences of people with actual disabilities and could be seen as an insult to those who have struggled with their disabilities throughout their lives.

While the concept of "transabled" may be difficult for some to understand or accept, it remains a controversial and polarizing topic that is sure to spark debate and discussion in the years to come.