Maybe this is a bad idea for a thread. I should select only good ideas and differentiate them from bad ones. But sometimes I am not sure.
If this thread is a dumb idea plz tell me.
I had this thought when I thought about a US-sitcom which I watched as a teenager. There is one guy a urologist. He explained the main character why he did not want to become gyncecologist. When you have to deal with genitals of your prefered sexual orientation you get an unhealthy relation to it. I think this is an interesting thought. And I asked myself whether this is true.
But on the other hand this thread could escalate a little bit maybe due to some immature or offensive jokes.
I hate having to go to such a doctor. I usually rather avoid it. But when people get older they have to go there more often to check their health. I have a friend who is kind of paranoid about his health. He often goes to a doctor even if it is only a minor thing. It is like he wants to live and enjoys life. Which is something hard to understand for me with my biography.
He also went to urologists some time ago. One was a woman. I asked myself how professional the doctors become. Whether they are sometimes aroused by what they see. Which only would be kind of natural . Or if they become extremely technical and professional about it. I mean seeing daily for several hours all types of genitals can be kind weird and can be dulling.
The psychiatrist are often rather cold when they talk about sexuality. They try to be professional. I had the feeling many therapist don't consider sexuality as really important. I could give you a lot of examples. (One said sexuality is negligible.) But some also were not that professional. Some disliked the topic sexuality and rather stigmatized it which is rather shortsighted.
I think become a doctor for genitals would never be a job for me. I think I could not really handle it. It is just weird. The topic should not be stigmatized but I am not sure. I just don't want to see the things you see in this job. All the illnesses etc. I ask myself why people choose this job.
I hope this thread does not get too immature. I would also not be sure which sex I would prefer in this job. The logic of this dude in the sitcom is kind of plausible.
If this thread is a dumb idea plz tell me.
I had this thought when I thought about a US-sitcom which I watched as a teenager. There is one guy a urologist. He explained the main character why he did not want to become gyncecologist. When you have to deal with genitals of your prefered sexual orientation you get an unhealthy relation to it. I think this is an interesting thought. And I asked myself whether this is true.
But on the other hand this thread could escalate a little bit maybe due to some immature or offensive jokes.
I hate having to go to such a doctor. I usually rather avoid it. But when people get older they have to go there more often to check their health. I have a friend who is kind of paranoid about his health. He often goes to a doctor even if it is only a minor thing. It is like he wants to live and enjoys life. Which is something hard to understand for me with my biography.
He also went to urologists some time ago. One was a woman. I asked myself how professional the doctors become. Whether they are sometimes aroused by what they see. Which only would be kind of natural . Or if they become extremely technical and professional about it. I mean seeing daily for several hours all types of genitals can be kind weird and can be dulling.
The psychiatrist are often rather cold when they talk about sexuality. They try to be professional. I had the feeling many therapist don't consider sexuality as really important. I could give you a lot of examples. (One said sexuality is negligible.) But some also were not that professional. Some disliked the topic sexuality and rather stigmatized it which is rather shortsighted.
I think become a doctor for genitals would never be a job for me. I think I could not really handle it. It is just weird. The topic should not be stigmatized but I am not sure. I just don't want to see the things you see in this job. All the illnesses etc. I ask myself why people choose this job.
I hope this thread does not get too immature. I would also not be sure which sex I would prefer in this job. The logic of this dude in the sitcom is kind of plausible.
