Work is work. There's really little or no effect on the male psyche and libido from what I know.Twist wrote:My question about a male midwifery is, since the guy sees that many vijay-jay per week, due to the nature of his job, will he see women in the natural way that men are supposed to? In other words, will that have any effect on his sexual desire for women?
Early on, the field prepares them to distinguish the two apart and instills in them medical ethics which helps them cope with it i.e. a lot of psych & ethics courses during the first 2 years of med school.
Somalia's most renowned OBGYNs were Dr. Abdalla who was killed in the civil war and Dr. Faduma Haji who also passed away years ago. She was also on the anti-FGM documentary someone posted on here a while back. They both had private clinics and also worked out of Banadir hospital for their obstetrics. Doctors back then had little choice about their specialization because they were mostly educated either in Italy or Russia, and had to fill a few slots in whatever department that was accepting students in these countries.
