If you are a husband, how would you feel about your wife being examined by a male gynecologist? Would you prefer her to see a female doctor for personal exams? How do you feel about this?
I asked my husband this question. His response:
"I want you to see a doctor you trust to give you the best care, one who doesn't prescribe a pill for every little thing, and who you feel comfortable with. If that's a man, alright. If it's a woman, alright. It's whatever."
Guess it depends on the women.
I don't have an opinion on the matter, cause I don't have a vagina. A lot of women prefer female gynecologists because pelvic exams are known to give people orgasms and they'd feel more comfortable with a woman. But then some feel more comfortable with a man. Depends.
Why do you think they should see female doctors?
Because I know of people who know male doctors personally and they have said that their doctor friend, behind closed doors, admitted to them that they often get a thrill examining attractive women. I also know as a man that a doctor is a man first and job second. I wouldn't want another male shoving his face in my wife's private area. Anyway, in Biblical times I think it was custom for women to see midwives for personal exams.
Of course they would, the same way a woman would from examining a hunky males' genitalia.
And to be frank, I wouldn't be surprised if women get a kick from being examined by an attractive man once the initial embarrassment wears off.
Of course they would, the same way a woman would from examining a hunky males' genitalia.
And to be frank, I wouldn't be surprised if women get a kick from being examined by an attractive man once the initial embarrassment wears off.
I think we need to put some myths to bed....In all my years as a midwife, I never witnessed any 'un-toward' behaviour. When a woman is giving birth, being examined etc by an Ob/Gynae its for a specific medical purpose. She is not their for sexual intimacy. Yes, there may be some....we know there are some doctors, who do take advantage and its a criminal offence. End of. The danger that this OP raises could take some people down a radical and dangerous path. In some countries today women are not allowed to speak on the radio, in some countries women are not allowed out the home unless accompanied by a man, not allowed to drive, be educated. In some countries women are denied adequate medical care and attention for exactly the reason and that they cannot be seen by a man and of course.....there are no women doctors FOR the very same reason!!! These countries / religions prohibit a woman from working outside the home etc, accessing such education. We need to be sensible...not fundemental
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I think we need to put some myths to bed....In all my years as a midwife, I never witnessed any 'un-toward' behaviour. When a woman is giving birth, being examined etc by an Ob/Gynae its for a specific medical purpose. She is not their for sexual intimacy. Yes, there may be some....we know there are some doctors, who do take advantage and its a criminal offence. End of. The danger that this OP raises could take some people down a radical and dangerous path. In some countries today women are not allowed to speak on the radio, in some countries women are not allowed out the home unless accompanied by a man, not allowed to drive, be educated. In some countries women are denied adequate medical care and attention for exactly the reason and that they cannot be seen by a man and of course.....there are no women doctors FOR the very same reason!!! These countries / religions prohibit a woman from working outside the home etc, accessing such education. We need to be sensible...not fundemental
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I think you're missing the point. The point is that it can be very tormenting for a husband whose wife sees a male doctor for personal exams. I'm not suggesting that women should never see a male doctor, I'm just saying that I think it's best that female doctors examine women for intimate exams.
Thank you, i know you are maybe not but believe me, i have seen it happen and the tradgedy that then ensues. I did read the posts and I do get the point. For the very reason you write is for some men the justification due to their religious beliefs and inner 'torment' is to prohibit their wives, mothers, sisters, aunts, from accessing adequate medical care, even at the most basic level. I am just suggesting we need to be aware of such potential fundamentalism, that it is a slippery and dangerous slope leading to a catch 22 situation for women. <><
I totally agree.
But there is this line in our society where women think they have the right to do whatever they like, mess with feelings, have no consideration, and act promiscuous to the extreme, where the man is left with no option but to buckle and give up himself to her whims, because our society teaches that women are weaker and are practically due whatever they like; like princesses.
There is a line.
I mean, the great medium is for the OP's wife to ask why it bothers him, to understand, and to take it in without meanness or mockery, or ridicule, and if she's a compassionate understanding wife, she'll make the choice to see a female doctor.
Let's look at the flip side;
If men had to get exams on their orgasm button every few months and it was a woman carrying it out, wouldn't the man's spouse feel a little intimidated and uncomfortable?
I don't think he's making an unfair request, but at the end of the day it's up to his wife.
I'm not married. I'm just saying if I was. But the truth is, wives are told to submit to their husbands. If I, as a husband, didn't want my wife seeing a male gynecologist if there were females ones available, I feel I have the God given right as a husband to tell my wife to see a female doctor. It's not like I'm telling my wife to never see a male doctor ever again. All I ask of my wife is that she does not allow another man with a medical licence to shove his face in her private area. Is that too much to ask for?