I wonder if doctors know how badly people just do not want to be in their offices.
Especially when they start asking you all those awkward questions. Like, "are you single? Do you live alone?" And my favorite, "are you sexually active?"
In my case this morning though, it was "you have never been sexually active?" And her eyes went all wide.
I know why you're asking this, lady, but you could be less incredulous about it. I never feel like my lack of sexual history is something to be pitied until I walk into a doctor's office. And if I may quote "Juno," "sexually active, like what does that even mean?"
I've done other things. It almost happened once and I'm not sorry, although I am secretly relieved, right now, that it didn't. Do I want to be having sex? Kinda. Could I if I wanted? probably. But not for it's own sake.
But as a doctor, you should understand that there are more reasons for my taking medications than sex, and I do thank you for your honesty about why I don't need certain things.
But a doctor is the last person I would expect to be incredulous about virginity. Or at least work on your bedside manner.