All Gender-Separated Areas and Buildings to Become Gender-Natural in Push for Inclusivity

In a surprising move towards greater inclusivity and unity, all gender-separated areas and buildings are set to become gender-natural. With the removal of gender labels on bathrooms, locker rooms, and other areas, the world is finally taking a step towards greater inclusivity.

"This is a progressive move and one that is long overdue," said spokesperson for the project, Alex Reynolds. "Gender should not dictate where you are allowed to go or what you are allowed to do. We are excited to see what this change will bring."

The new policy has sparked a wave of support from organizations and individuals who have long been advocating for more inclusive policies.

"This is a huge step forward for the LGBTQ+ community and for anyone who has ever felt excluded or marginalized based on their gender identity," said one activist who wished to remain anonymous.

While some have expressed concerns about potential logistical issues, such as overcrowding of restrooms and locker rooms, Reynolds assured citizens that these potential problems have been carefully considered and addressed.

"We have consulted extensively with architects and designers to ensure that our gender-natural spaces are not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing and comfortable for all users," said Reynolds.

Furthermore, this change has also inspired the creation of new technologies, such as a revolutionary new type of restroom which has been affectionately dubbed "The Potty Palace".

"The Potty Palace is truly a marvel of engineering," said Reynolds. "It features an innovative design and state-of-the-art technology that ensures a comfortable and hygienic experience for everyone. We believe that this new type of restroom will soon become the standard for all gender-natural spaces."

The push for gender-natural spaces has also prompted many businesses and institutions to reevaluate their own policies and practices.

"Here at The Wibble, we fully support this change and have already begun the process of updating our own facilities to be gender-natural," said editor-in-chief for The Wibble. "We believe that it is everyone's responsibility to create a more inclusive and welcoming world for all."

With this exciting change on the horizon, it seems as though a brighter, more inclusive future is within our reach. And who knows, maybe one day we'll even live in a world where people are judged based on their character and actions rather than their gender identity.