ladies: male or female "lady doctor"?

[prala is just for jk]

do you care? does it really matter?

i say it doesn't. i really honestly don't care (with one exception of an old gyno having a hott male intern. that was just...er. odd). i've been to two women and one man, minus the hott intern, and i can honestly say the difference between one of the female doctors vs. the man doctor was nil. the BIG difference was when i went to a midwife, rather than a doctor. she rocked my socks off.

thoughts?

[grendel]

I am uncertain of the ethics of your midwife "rocking your socks off".

Heh.

My wife went to the gyno a bit ago when I worked at a pharmacy and came out err...rather flushed. Another girl was in front of her in line, also rather flushed. They were both picking up birth control. I asked the girl how her day was and she said "My gyno was gone and there was a stand-in. And he is WAYYY too hot to ever have probing my pussy again. I totally embarassed myself."

My wife, behind her, FRANTICALLY nodding her head.

But hey, what's an unexpected orgasm between a girl and her doctor, huh?

[prala is just for jk]

meaning: she knew what she was talking about, was understanding kind and nice.

[grendel]

Meaning: Same thing happened to her.

[Will]

I have recently decided to change professions. My new card now reads, Doctor Nastyol Will. Freelance Gynecologist and muffler instalation specialist.

I hate it when women say, "If you touch me there again Dr. Will you're going to have to kiss me."

[muncie girl]

I never had such a lucky accident.
And I always prefer a male gynecologist. Not for the reasons you might expect; I've been examined by maybe four or five now... and the men were ten times more gentle, in terms of both words and actions. The women were very stiff and tended to be more judgmental. The men were all more friendly and seemed more comfortable.

[gossamer13]

it makes no difference to me. I have been to both. however, with my pregnancy - my midwife was the cats meow. she was just fantastic.