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Terrible Nurses - MGTOW

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WMHarrison94
WMHarrison94
2 years ago

Damn Sandman, you know how to pick them. And yes,us toxic white males are the problem! We created Freedom. How Dare They!

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csehszlovakze
csehszlovakze
2 years ago

That's funny, I usually have the opposite experience. The nurses are usually nice to me (both male and female), while 99% of doctors are pure assholes! They're both incompetent and narcissistic, meaning I can't get shit done in the public system. For example, I've been trying to get an examination for SIBO... no success. I'd go to the private sector, if I had both the money and the time, as I even have to subject myself to a private dentist after my last teeth pull was fucked up so badly I have now permanent headache.

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Tax Slave
Tax Slave
2 years ago

Today's medical industry is Auschwitz. Not just the women working but the men as well. They are all lying scum who think manipulating people is "hard work."

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2 years ago

Nurses are some of the biggest whores you have ever met. Also, mental cases.

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Generationless
Generationless
2 years ago

My ex was/is an RN. I heard too much out of her with her co-workers. Stay out of hospitals at all costs.

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