ObiGyn

Yes, that was what popped onto my head earlier on today. And it's a fair question I'm sure many people have considered. When a guy is in medical school, and think: OB/GYN.. that's the place for me!, does he consider all the aspects of it properly, I wonder. It's a medical field with a lot of annotations. There's the whole sexuality aspect of it. Is it proper? Will I be accepted as a guy? It also makes me wonder if there's an annual gynecologist convention, where the guy gynecologists are either eyed suspiciously, or revered as pioneers.

I've asked a few of my friends (of the female variety) whether or not they had male gynecologists or not. None of them had. One had tried one once, but it was awkward, because she apparently found him cute. That's a whole other story. But how weird must it be. It's a case of the obvious being suppressed so much, it becomes more obvious. It's sort of unspeakable, and yet, it's the whole reason for being there. Sort of like being asked a question, and answering X instead of Y when X = Y anyway.

Like this guy. Perhaps not a gynecologist. But someday.. who knows

It's a brave new world to enter for a guy, I guess. Sort of like a male midwife, or male nurse. Weird areas, where a guy seems out of place. But in this day and age, it's all fine, of course. We're all equal and all that jazz. But I'm just wondering what goes through a guys head when he choses OB/GYN. And how his family deals with it. Or wife rather. Kind of like how actors have to deal with watching their spouses kiss or have sex with somebody else on the big screen. Sure it's fake, but even so.. it's still up there. Has to be weird.