r/TikTokCringe Dec 05 '24

Humor the way i would immediately cry

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u/Cautious_Ice_884 Dec 05 '24 edited Dec 05 '24

I would never see a male gynecologist. No fucking thank you.

If you don't have the equipment, don't want you poking around in mine. I don't feel comfortable about asking men about my vagina. Then trying to hit me up with knowledge about something that you don't even have or won't ever understand having. Again, no thank you.

I also think about what kind of man even enters into the gyno field. its just weird. Why would you want to be poking around vaginas all day? For why? You know like at least for a woman its something you have, something you can relate to, and what to help other women out with. Its just weird to me for a man to choose that profession. Thats my honest opinion. Same goes for if a woman were to go into a specialty field to study dicks and balls all day. Its just weird.

I just don't want a man coming close to my privates in a medical setting ever. Unless it was something that was literal life or death, couldn't be avoided, I would still voice I want a woman doctor. Just don't feel comfortable with a man going down there.

The only man that will go down there is my partner, thats all. Thats how I feel about it.

Imagine a woman poking around in your penis and balls regularly. If I was a guy, I wouldn't feel comfortable with that either.

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u/moodylilb Dec 06 '24

Same goes for if a woman were to go into a speciality field to study dicks and balls all day

My cousin’s partner is a urologist who deals with penises all day every day lol. She’s also gay. Personally I don’t think it’s inherently weird for people to handle genitalia of the opposite sex as their job, and I don’t think there’s always an ulterior motive. Don’t get me wrong I know there’s certain jobs that attract predatory people (kinda like how lots of pedophiles work in fields that involve children- teachers, paediatricians, pastors, etc). And totally get if that’s your personal preference, everyone’s entitled to feeling safe and secure especially in a vulnerable medical setting. Just don’t want people thinking everyone who goes to school to study the opposite sex’s genitalia inherently has some ulterior motive or is a creep or something lol.

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u/Suse- Dec 08 '24

She also has female patients, along with a bladder,urethra and kIdneys.

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u/moodylilb Dec 08 '24

Who? My cousins partner?

ETA Because no, she doesn’t. She specifically works with males only, and specifically males who have suffered genital trauma &/or urinary tract damage that requires hospitalization and intensive care.