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| 1 | I never understood why r/mensrights has so many posts of isolated incidents of sexism against men. Now it's hit close to home. I get it. Here's mine.Male American doctor here (American might make a difference). What if he confided in her that he has sexually assaulted a patient...and then she reported it? There's no alibi in this. And it's a shame that this is the reason we pay more than our kid's college fund in insurance and this is the reason why we still don't like to be alone with our patients. Lets be cool with my grammar. It's one of the reasons I became a doctor instead | /r/MensRights | 19/07/13 03:58 AM |
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