Jobs I’m Not Comfortable Seeing Men Do: Part 1 — Doctor
<p>Omoo, there are some jobs I personally don't think men should be doing.</p><p>Before you come for me, let me explain myself first. 😂</p><p>I know men can be professionals. I know they can be hardworking, respectful, properly trained and very good at what they do. I'm not saying men are incapable of doing these jobs.</p><p>I'm talking about the jobs I personally feel uncomfortable having a man do around me.</p><p>And the first one is being a doctor.</p><p>Well, not every kind of doctor.</p><p>If I have malaria and I need a doctor, please, anybody should attend to me. Male doctor, female doctor, I don't have the strength to start forming preference when my body is doing me somehow.</p><p>But when it comes to certain personal examinations?</p><p>Please give me a woman.</p><p>I don't know how to explain it without sounding dramatic, but there is just a different level of comfort when you're dealing with another woman.</p><p>Especially when the situation involves very private parts of your body.</p><p>I came across a TikTok video recently that made me realize just how strong this preference actually is for me. A woman was talking about being in serious pain around her bum and eventually having to see a doctor. The doctor was a man, and she was also on her period.</p><p>And the whole time I was listening, I kept thinking, “Omo... I could never.”</p><p>Imagine you're already on your period. You're uncomfortable. You're probably bloated, tired, irritated and just generally fighting for your life.</p><p>Then you have to explain to a man that your nyash is hurting.</p><p>😭</p><p>Then he tells you that he needs to examine you.</p><p>At that point, I will just stare at the ceiling and start questioning every decision that brought me to that hospital.</p><p>And yes, I know.</p><p>“He's a doctor.”</p><p>I KNOW.</p><p>“He sees things like that every day.”</p><p>I KNOW.</p><p>“It's literally his job.”</p><p>I KNOWWW.</p><p>But knowing someone is professional doesn't automatically mean I will feel comfortable.</p><p>That's the difference.</p><p>I can trust that a male doctor is doing his job properly and still prefer a female doctor for certain things.</p><p>Because sometimes it's not even about thinking the man has bad intentions. It's about how vulnerable you feel in that moment.</p><p>There are things I can comfortably explain to a woman without feeling like I want the ground to open and swallow me.</p><p>And maybe that's just me.</p><p>Maybe another woman will read this and say, “Please, I don't care. Once the doctor knows what he's doing, let him do his work.”</p><p>Fair enough.</p><p>But me?</p><p>If there are two doctors available and one is a woman and the other is a man, and I'm there for something personal?</p><p>My choice has already been made.</p><p>Madam doctor, where are you?</p><p>😂</p><p>And I don't think that preference automatically means men shouldn't be doctors. They absolutely can be. Some of the best doctors in the world are men.</p><p>This is simply one of those situations where I know what makes me comfortable.</p><p>Because when you're already scared, embarrassed, in pain or feeling exposed, the last thing you need is to spend the entire examination thinking about how uncomfortable you are.</p><p>So yes.</p><p>Male doctors can do their jobs.</p><p>I just personally don't want one examining my private parts if I have a choice.</p><p>Abeg, let me be comfortable in my suffering. 😂</p><p>And that's only part one.</p><p>Because there are two other professions where I have VERY strong feelings about this.</p><p>Don't worry.</p><p>We'll get there.</p>
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