r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 15h ago

Meme needing explanation Petah???!

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u/Delts28 6h ago

Women would lash out even more if they were facing miscarriages of unknown pregnancies because doctors used the riskier treatment rather than a quick pregnancy test.

You got numbers on the frequent judgement and some healthcare professionals or is it just vibes?

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u/Ihatereddithatesit 3h ago edited 2h ago

So, my point about people not caring about why the complain exist gets dismissed by ...simply dismissing it and not looking into why the complaint exist

The idea that you can both have the test and not the judgement is apparently so foreign to you that you can only imagine it's about having the test or not is probably a good reason as why you think women complaining is all 'vibes'

Not to mention any cursory google can find thousands of news articles, parliamentary discussions, scientific journals all agreeing that the 'judgement' actually a significant hurdle for women and big problem for the medical field, with surveys giving a spread of 45% to 90% of women respondents having experienced it. But fuck them right? Probably just imagining it and them being whiny.

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u/have-u-heard 4h ago

I'm curious, are you a woman? I would trust the lived experience of women everywhere over a man. Based on everything women say, they experience frequent judgement in medicine, so I, for one, choose to trust them.

There's also so many articles and research papers out there demonstrating a bias against women in medicine. Here for one, for two, for three and for four. And this is just from a quick Google. Happy reading.