Are people really this sexually deprived?

Dirk Diggler · 21 Feb 2019 at 17:26

Scrutinize said:
Is Reddit considered a reliable source for what was a front page BBC article?

No, it isn't. A proper canvass of medical professionals would be a reliable source; taking into account the experience of male and female staff, regardless of what they look like our what clothes they wear to work.

Thekwango · 21 Feb 2019 at 17:26

i've just realised there's no pics in the article of said hot doctor. i don't think we can really debate the situation properly without being able to gauge for ourselves how hot she is or how squeezable her boobies are

Bluecube · 21 Feb 2019 at 18:06

Sexual deprivation can certainly lead to depravity.

trigg_27 · 21 Feb 2019 at 18:50

Are these comments by the patients an attempt to bring humour to a socially awkward situation?

I know if I had a doctor, whether male or female, inches away from me while undressed, I'd feel the need to say something to relieve my embarrassment. I know they're professionals and are used to being in such situations every day, but their patients probably aren't.

SexyGreyFox · 21 Feb 2019 at 19:22

aardvark said:
never heard of that, but then i am old - damn kids

Pretty sure I'm older than you and definitely used or heard:
Thirsty for attention
Thirsty for work
Thirsty for love
Thirsty for knowledge
etc

The OPs mistake was not to put something after it.

neviditelny · 21 Feb 2019 at 19:31

Thekwango said:
you can **** right off, the NHS uniform (nurses especially) gets my motor running - that said most of the nurses i see on a regular basis tend to cause the motor to misfire! but for some reason i love the uniform. weirdly love the smell of the doctors/hospital too, good job really as i have to attend so fekking regularly!

Which one of the uniforms? Most hospitals have different colours for the staff

For example the uniform I wear as a HCA (a ****** blue/white striped thing) is used for nurses in other Trusts etc.

neviditelny · 21 Feb 2019 at 19:32

trigg_27 said:
Are these comments by the patients an attempt to bring humour to a socially awkward situation?

I know if I had a doctor, whether male or female, inches away from me while undressed, I'd feel the need to say something to relieve my embarrassment. I know they're professionals and are used to being in such situations every day, but their patients probably aren't.

I believe people can say quite a few things when being examined, but why say something related to sex in a situation like that?

Devrij · 21 Feb 2019 at 22:41

trigg_27 said:
Are these comments by the patients an attempt to bring humour to a socially awkward situation?

I know if I had a doctor, whether male or female, inches away from me while undressed, I'd feel the need to say something to relieve my embarrassment. I know they're professionals and are used to being in such situations every day, but their patients probably aren't.

Would you feel that squeezing her breasticles hard enough to bruise them would break the tension? Nah, I think you're giving too much credit here. We've all had the thoughts, but you keep it to yourself because it's weird to grope someone or make a lewd comment when your health and wellbeing is at stake.

FoxEye · 21 Feb 2019 at 22:45

Yeah I'm not certain that squeezing your doctor's breasts is a good way to lower embarrassment or tension.

Don't think it would work for me.

trigg_27 · 21 Feb 2019 at 22:52

FoxEye said:
Yeah I'm not certain that squeezing your doctor's breasts is a good way to lower embarrassment or tension.

Don't think it would work for me.

Obviously, there's a big difference between a poor attempt at making a humourous statement and sexual assault

Bassmansam · 22 Feb 2019 at 06:57

CREATIVE!11 said:
You don't see any issue with that behavior?

Being a desperate weirdo online posting creepy comments on girls photos?

Deep down it's because these guys somehow think it'll get them laid.

Hey bbe, a/s/l?

Yea i suppose it is definitely odd behaviour.

CaptainRAVE · 22 Feb 2019 at 07:28

Scrutinize said:
Is Reddit considered a reliable source for what was a front page BBC article?

Usually for the daily mail. Says a lot about bbc news these days.

New goal, make up some rubbish on reddit to get onto bbc news. Needs to be anti-men and some kind of gender neutrality.

Nitefly · 22 Feb 2019 at 07:42

trigg_27 said:
Are these comments by the patients an attempt to bring humour to a socially awkward situation?

I know if I had a doctor, whether male or female, inches away from me while undressed, I'd feel the need to say something to relieve my embarrassment. I know they're professionals and are used to being in such situations every day, but their patients probably aren't.

Yup probably just particularly awkward people doing an extreme version of that. In fact, didn’t we have someone last year on here say a joke to their dentist that ‘backfired’ and the dentist said ‘yeah comments like that are inappropriate’? Rhetorical question because I know we did