Anonymous OP 10h

some ppl are into some freaky ah shit…

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Anonymous #4 10h

women are not inherently sexual. people can want to provide care to them without ulterior motive.

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Anonymous OP 10h

yeah WOMEN aren’t inherently sexual

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Anonymous #4 9h

…no one’s inherently sexual.

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Anonymous OP 9h

humans are a sexually reproducing species, and gynos examine reproductive/sexual anatomy. it can be clinical and professional while still being private/vulnerable. acting like women are weird for preferring a female gyno is the actual weird part

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Anonymous #4 9h

the way I never said it’s weird to prefer a female gyno 💀

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Anonymous OP 9h

lol aight ig you didn’t say the exact word “weird,” but you’re acting like the only reason women are uncomfortable is because they think male gynos are horny creeps. that’s the strawman. privacy, vulnerability, trauma, religion/culture, and reproductive anatomy are all valid reasons to prefer a female gyno

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Anonymous #4 8h

the way I never said that either

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Anonymous #4 8h

I get why someone would prefer a female gyno, it’s just annoying when people get weird when I say I prefer a male one lol

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Anonymous OP 5h

so then what are we arguing about? you prefer male gynos, other women prefer female gynos. both are allowed. but acting shocked that people question male gynos is so unserious especially when most ob/gyns in the U.S. are women, most patients who have a preference prefer women, and it makes sense considering pelvic exams involve private reproductive/sexual anatomy. you can prefer a male gyno, but people being confused by that doesn’t mean they’re “fake feminist.”

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Anonymous OP 5h

sources: AAMC 2025 physician workforce data says 64.1% of active ob/gyns are women, and AAMC resident data says ob/gyn residents are 86.4% women. a review of 23 studies/14,736 patients found 50.2% preferred a female ob/gyn, 8.3% preferred male, and 41.3% had no preference. ACOG also recommends chaperones for breast/genital/rectal exams, so clearly these exams are considered sensitive even when professional.

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Anonymous #4 4h

girl you straight up admitted you don’t even know what you’re arguing about/what I’m saying before continuing to assume all this shit about my post. should’ve stopped at the first sentence instead of typing paragraphs about imagined offenses 😭

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Anonymous #4 4h

in case you didn’t read the post I’m responding to: they’re questioning in bad faith why men would become gynos. I listed reasons why they do exist and why it’s important to women that they exist. your own statistic proves my point; that 8.3% of women (myself included) deserve to be able to choose a male gyno.

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