2 minute video from HuffPost, full of goodness.

Caption reads: A new study shows that 26% of women and 15% of men say they've been shamed by a doctor for everything from weight to sex to hygiene.



Also, WB.

Look at how she looks away while saying the word "slut-shamed". She is aware that she is abusing the word thanks to fumunism.

Personnal experience from a doctor I went for a possible STI :
- Should I contact the girl and inform her?
- Do you still see her?
- No.
- Then no need.

Great guy. "You can never trust women about STI so just be selfish" he keeps saying.

That girl sounds nuts.

Even the way she says "slutshaming me" as one word- I bet she was coached.. She talks about as if she was abused. Whatever happened to the whole women are strong thing?

You can't have it both ways. You can't be a strong confident woman and them also have your ego so threatened by what someone says that you feel the need to go on tv and tell the world about it.

Shit doesn't add up to her being a victim, she just comes off as attention whore.

Forget "slut shaming" ..I think we should start a campaign to shame rampant attention whoring.

And, no I actually would not bang after hearing her say such stupid shit. She's in the red on my drama meter. Even with great game, I can imagine her trying to create problems. Not worth it when there are more attractive, less insane/neurotic girls to hang with.

Fucking doctors, how dare they. Giving medical advice? Those oppressive fucks....

Just more proof that feminism is ultimately a rejection of logic and reason.

An attention whoring week? Sounds like a plan.

I bet gynecologist have been sued for being honest about vaginal health with some cunts.

Quote: (03-02-2014 10:50 AM)soup Wrote:  

Forget "slut shaming" ..I think we should start a campaign to shame rampant attention whoring.

This is actually a really good idea.

I think I got "slut shamed" by a doc once.

I had some shit on my junk and went in to get it checked out and the clinician was this huge fat feminist hippy bitch. I didn't hold it against her and treated her cordially - after all, my cock and balls were in her hand.

she didn't say anything specifically but just gave me these cold, judgemental looks and talked to me in flat, bitter tones. Everything I tried to say to her got a scowl back (as if you're not feeling on the spot enough). Nothing but one-word commands the entire visit.

I don't want to seem like another sensitive patient, but it seemed easy to see that she was drawing from her vast wealth of non-sexual experience to decide I was a dirty rotten player scumbag running around soiling all the women in the county.

And that's unfair because, well, I wasn't quite at that point in my life just yet....

On my next visit I had a more normal doc who was a lot more welcoming and didn't try so hard to make me feel awkward. I told her I wanted it noted on my paperwork that I didn't want the last doc to treat with me again. Told her that I didn't necessarily want to cause a problem becasuse she didn't say anything but her demeanor was fucked and unprofessional and I didn't want the displeasure of dealing with her again.

She confided that they "may" have had complaints about her in the past.

Doesn't surprise me considering the feminazi dykes who jump for those jobs with Planned Parenthood type places.

One half of what doctors are supposed to do is shaming people into being healthier.

The other half is curing the screw-ups who don't listen. It's a shame this woman is too stupid not to realize the very reason she sees a doctor. If you want mindless praise, call your mom or some gal pals.

Although the gyno may have been biased, the girl and the interviewer are dumb as bricks: they should have clearly brought up the cons of using chemical/hormonal birth control compared to physical barriers. Just saying you're an 'informed, educated woman' is damn meaningless, tell us why you refused birth control lest someone call you a stupid slut. The girl could have easily said "I've done my research, and the pill or IUDs do not offer protection against STIs or STDs, so I'm sticking to always using condoms, which I've always used." Would've taken 10 seconds.

But of course, they care more about the way sound medical advice was given. There's no way around it, sluts… sleeping around is risky behavior, and it's not the doctor's job to sugarcoat it to soften the blow against your feminist hamster logic.

"Attention CNN and all guys watching, I take a lot of dick and I go to school at X college."

Does feminism just turn girls retarded or am I missing something?

So, the gynecologist is another woman and she was alarmed at the # of dicks this dog takes, referring to her behavior as risky. If the "sisterhood" is shaming...wow.

Assuming this story is true, then "Jasmine" should just go the porn/escort (she already has the name) route and get paid to be a cumdumpster.

Her father must be proud.

WNB.

"She doesn't know if I'm practicing safe sex!"

You went in for an STD infection.

I just watched the video. To summarize:

1). She didn't want an IUD because she doesn't want "foreign objects" in her body.

2). The whole reason the (female) doc suggested that was because of the massive amount of foreign objects that had already entered her body -- i.e. human penises.

Makes perfect sense.

Further proof that "slut-shaming" is largely perpetrated by women against women.

The healthcare industry vs. feminism... man I love it when my enemies fight each other.

Quote: (03-02-2014 01:19 PM)lurker Wrote:  

"She doesn't know if I'm practicing safe sex!"

You went in for an STD infection.

I clicked on the video and then immediately regretted it once I saw a commercial and realized that Huffington Post was going to make money off my click.

This girl is not capable of feeling shame.

She put her face on a video, talked about getting an STD, and said her doctor was shocked at the number of sexual partners she has had.

Who would allow a video on the internet saying such things if you felt shame? Her mother and father and brother and grandparents and friends and classmates, professors and so on could see that video.

She is shameless.

I'm curious how many partners the doctor thought was "a lot."

Numbers people.

Quote: (03-02-2014 11:43 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  

One half of what doctors are supposed to do is shaming people into being healthier.

The other half is curing the screw-ups who don't listen. It's a shame this woman is too stupid not to realize the very reason she sees a doctor. If you want mindless praise, call your mom or some gal pals.

Exactly. This doctor is looking at her thinking, "Jesus, 70 dicks!" (probably more).

Knows the whore won't modify her behavior, so pleads with her to protect herself.

Whore gets pissed. Whore will be back with some disgusting malady oozing from her decomposing snatch soon.

Quote: (03-02-2014 02:05 PM)runsonmagic Wrote:  

I'm curious how many partners the doctor thought was "a lot."

Numbers people.

I'd go with over 80. An unintended consequence of ED pills.

Quote: (03-02-2014 02:38 PM)YossariansRight Wrote:  

Quote: (03-02-2014 02:05 PM)runsonmagic Wrote:  

I'm curious how many partners the doctor thought was "a lot."

Numbers people.

I'd go with over 80.

how old is she?

This girl sounds irrational and dumb as rocks. Everything she says her doctor told her is 100% accurate. Having a high number of sexual partners and not using birth control is incredibly risky behavior unless you don't mind getting knocked up. The way she described her reaction to the doctor's advice that she use an IUD is very telling: the doctor very reasonably suggested that whatever downsides there are to having an IUD (although there really aren't any significant ones) are much better than an unwanted pregnancy, and she immediately dismissed this as "shaming tactics"--conspicuously absent is any mention of the actual merits of the argument.

Moreover, from an STD standpoint alone it's probably much riskier for women to be promiscuous than it is for men since women are by and large all fucking the same 10-20% of alpha males who are likely to have had a large number of partners themselves. The reverse is unlikely to hold true since the vast majority of young women are able to get laid at will--the male equivalent of the average hypergamous girl's sexual practices would be if you exclusively banged prostitutes and extreme sluts.

Even more telling was that at the end of the video the girl actually admitted that the she didn't have any good objections to the gynecologist's points (which were all about trying to get her to protect herself), but rather that she took issue with "the delivery [of the message]." But then she went ahead and did the exact opposite of what the doctor recommended anyway! This is literally toddler-level reasoning: "I know that what you're saying is completely right, but I don't like the way you said it so I'm going to completely disregard it."

The bottom line is that being an "educated woman" does nothing at all to prevent the hamster from reigning supreme in virtually all decision-making where sex is concerned, and this girl is strong proof of that.