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[SIZE=3]Has your doctor ever flirted with you or made an advance towards you? If so, what was the experience like for you? Did it go any farther? This is a very common experience, but women feel isolated because nobody talks about it. I’m looking for real women to share real stories. Share your story to help other women. You may remain anonymous if you choose.[/SIZE]
There's nothing wrong with a Dr asking a patient out on a date, unless it interferes with the patients treatment or health. (ie. Dr is too busy hitting on patient to do proper tests etc.)
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Wanna bet? You get your ass reported to the board and your license can be yanked.
My Geometry teacher (who was 22 when I had her three years ago; I was 15/16) acted a bit flirty towards me sometimes...which I thought was inappropriate. But she's since gotten married and had a baby. She was pretty attractive though, all the guy students had a crush on her. lol
As for the doctor, my former dermatologist did touch me strangely when I saw him a few years ago. I kind of got a weird vibe from him. I won't be going back to him. Many people I know have the same complaint about him, just kind of a weird vibe from him and an uncomfortable feel around him. Many people suspect that he's a homosexual since he does act a bit effeminate. A friend of mine's mother stopped taking her there because her mother thought the doctor was gay.
Last edited by 90sman; 09-13-2011 at 08:53 PM..
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