Meera Chopra talks about the taboo of 'asexuality'

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Updated At : 04:38 PM Aug 06, 2022 IST

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Meera Chopra recently took to social media and spoke about the less-discussed topic of ‘asexuality’.

On her Instagram Story, the actress wrote, “Sex shouldn’t be a compulsion, it should be a choice! Having no interest in sex shouldn’t be a taboo. It’s just a healthy sexual orientation. It is appalling to read, learn that people have been turning a blind eye towards ‘asexuality’ since decades. There are so many individuals who are naturally not drawn towards sex, and this is supremely their sexual orientation.”

She further stated, “Asexuality is a form of sexual orientation just like heterosexuality or bisexuality or anything else. It is a personal choice.”

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