Breasts.

[Rumble88]

Hi guys! Few weeks ago i posted something about a womans private part down there. A lot of people said a lot of things. And i want to share what i lived today. When people said to me ''its your choice'' about my sexual attraction to other people, i wondered about can that be true. I mean i never saw those sexual parts in real life and i never got in a sexual situation with a girl. I never saw a guy too but i guess i was just hoping to be straight and i know nothing is wrong with being gay but deep inside me i wanted it to go away. It would be so much easier for everyone.
There was a 14 year old girl in my section. I hope you guys don't call me a pedophile or something like that because im 16 and i don't know the age of ''pedo'' standards in these issues. Nurses asked me to take an EKG. She was really hot i can tell you that. And some of you may know the prosedure; she had to take her shirt off. And when she did that.. nothing happened. Her body and breasts were quite amazing, yet they didn't amazed me. I couldn't talk and acted a little bit stupid tho i guess that was because of the awkwardness of the situation

[cardiganwearer]

There you go, getting more professional with every weak that passes.

I hope this is because of maturity and not just because of the bruising you got in your last medical thread. I'm going with the maturity thing; you're helping people with their health, most of us never get the chance to do anything anywhere near as useful. Keep up the good work.

[chillythoughts]

with those smilie faces, were you attracted and aroused by the female parts or what? I'm a little confused... please elaborate more.

[Rainbowmum]

I am not calling you a pedophile mile:

You are developing and growing a professional attraction indifference.
That is absolute great , soon all procedures will be just that.

It does not mean you will not care for their well being, it's just the way things go.

[Rumble88]

Ivory i meant they didn't attracted me in a sexual way. but i guess she was kinda flirting with me. And it made me even clumsy.

[monk]

Aren't these procedures meant to be carried out by a trained professional? How "trained" can you be at sixteen? I would certainly want, and expect, someone older if I was a patient.

No offence intended - just saying.

[Tyrion]

^ That's what I was wondering. At least here in the US, you have to be 18.. at least, I would think. I'm guessing the same in the Uk.

[Pix]

Yeah, I'm amazed a 16-year-old can be doing that in Turkey when I don't think they can in the USA (certainly the East Texas Bible Belt wouldn't allow a teen boy to work with a naked teen girl, even under adult supervision). I mean I know Turkey is more enlightened than many neighboring countries, but that was just surprising. (ETA: it's also surprising to me that nurses would have him take an EKG at all, but maybe the nurses I personally knew were much more controlling, and perhaps had different rules & standards to work by than in Turkey.)

That aside...it's progress in becoming more professional. mile:

[Rumble88]

I work as an intern at the hospital. Nothing fancy; just doing simple things like measuring blood pressure or temprature or pulse. Sometimes taking an EKG or preparing medicines. I guess the part about ''teen boy to work with a naked teen girl'' is about trust. She could ask for someone else to take the EKG and i said it to her but.. i don't know, that wasn't a problem for her or the nurses. There is a saying in here; medical fields has no shame feeling. And about what monk said; im not going into a surgery or something like that. I ask twice for confirmation before i do anything (which sometimes can be tiring). And how can you expect from an elderly person to do something better than me if he/she didn't do anything since than? Experience is the thing that matters and it doesn't come as a bonus with the age.

[princealbertofb]

Well experience does come with age but mostly with practice... and that sometimes requires time.
time = age, therefore experience comes with time (and age). However you'll soon be quite experienced in all the things you do professionally. You'll also find it easier and less awkward. mile: Good luck, Rumble.