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The doctor nodded his head, back still to me, and jotted information down in the chart. Can't spell Doctor without D: Straight to Gay MM First Time (Gay Doctor Exam Book 2) - Kindle edition by Santino, Max. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets.

I still see the same doctor four years later. We make jokes about ex-partners when the topic comes up. Thirdly, I am not poor. And I knew he had gotten to the part of the intake form that asked how I heard about his practice.

His back was to me. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Can't spell Doctor without D: Straight to Gay MM First Time (Gay Doctor Exam Book 2). Unlike many something men, I see my doctor annually for routine checkups.

The doctor's reaction to my disclosure would determine if I'd be on the hunt for a new primary care doctor again. Then, when I consenthe nods his head with a smile, like it's no big deal, which it isn't, and it shouldn't be. Many bisexuals do not come out to their doctor for fear that they'll be judged, shamed, denied treatment, or have their bisexual identity erased.

First off, I actually came out to my provider and I made a point of doing. Check out pictures, author information, and reviews of Gay Doctor Exam. Can't spell Doctor without D: Straight to Gay MM First Time (Gay Doctor Exam Book gay Book 2 of 3: Gay Doctor Exam | by Max Santino | Sold by: Services LLC Kindle Edition Free with Kindle Unlimited membership Join Now.

Visit Amazon's Gay Doctor Exam Page and shop for all Gay Doctor Exam books. Seeing a new doctor is a little unnerving, I'm not sure why. I have learned that my ongoing experience with my doctor is unusual. His reaction is neutral when I ask for an HIV testadding other tests for sexually-transmitted infections.

He asks nonjudgmentally about my sexual activity. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. For Bisexual Health Awareness Month, this writer shares his experiences with his doctor, which are more exception than rule.

Fourth, I am not a woman. Twenty-five percent of bisexual men and 30 percent of bisexual women live in povertywhich is more than gay men, lesbians, and straight peopleand therefore are less likely to have access to insurance. Many women, lesbian and bisexual alike, are pushed birth control even if they are in monogamous relationsh ips with women.

The exam went about routinely and smoothly. Many people thomas brodie sangster gay are sexual ly active don't know their HIV statusand unfortunately, many providers don't routinely include the test in their exams.

I don't have any chronic health conditions, but sitting there in that exam room while this man in a lab coat assessed me for the first time was not exactly the most comfortable experience, especially since I knew I'd have to disclose some personal matters.

I am privileged in having access to private health insurance, which my employer pays into as well, giving me access to pretty much any doctor I choose, as lo ng as I have the co-pay up-front, which many people do not have the luxury of affording.

Many men and women who don't disclose their bisexuality to their provider, or allow the provider to assume they are gay or straight, may be missing opportunities to provide complete and inclusive information regarding testing and prevention.

Do you identify as bisexual? It may seem like he's assuming something about my sexual activity, but he always asks me firs t. Compared to straight women and lesbians, bisexual women are less likely to have exam coverage and means to pay for medical doctor.