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Subject: Re: double standard women observing unclothed men but not vice versa Author: jean the frenchie (MARCHAND) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Friday, February 06, 2026, 08:13: am In reply to: Earl 's message, "Re: double standard women observing unclothed men but not vice versa" on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, 08:07: pm " Tim" I find rather odd that in the Us 1964 there was so much females among the persons who were present for your physicals examinations for the army. I presume that it was during the Vietnam War and that you were an unfortunate draftee at that time, which meaned that the respect of privacy and modesty was very few for you and all other draftees, which explains your exposure in the nude to women clerks and secretaries who had no reason to be present and to watch your exam or see you standing naked in corridors or by windows without curtains. May be some were doing an admistrative job to check the indentity of the draftees and the set up was to do it while the draftees were were already naked or a few xere coming in the exam room to send letters or forms to the medical persons. I presume that there could be also a shortage of male persons to conduct the examinations and instead the hiring of girls and women under contract with the army. It was certainly the case for most of the women doctors and nurses. There was not enough males to perform all the exams in an efficient and quick way and it explains why there was so much medical women present. When you are a lot of draftees naked and a lot of women to watch at you, it began more funny than traumatising in my opinion ! not the same as if you had been alone ! Anyway it was the same in other countries such as Sovietic Union, URSS. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: double standard women observing unclothed men but not vice versa Author: jean the frenchie ( happy) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Friday, February 06, 2026, 10:17: am to "Earl " in a recent message you said that you would like that I give answers to James message on the thread " physical exams for school and sport " you write that his massage was on december , is it right?, I have already answered to his first message so I presume that it is the second edited on the 22 december? But I don't see any questions he is just relating that he has read stories by Knut Hol on an other forum or that of Lady Bird I have checked and the forum had ben delayed I cannot do anything to restore it ! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: double standard women observing unclothed men but not vice versa Author: Tim [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Friday, February 27, 2026, 10:28: pm To Jean the Frenchie; This is in regard to your reply and question about the physical I had as I entered the army in Dec of 1964. That was indeed near the beginning of the Viet Nam War. I believe the new inductees was crowding the system. If you are old enough to remember, a male nurse was a real rarity. Women doctors were being made at a high rate, compared to the 50's. So they were hired by the U.S. government who put them to use in the induction centers. Maybe that explains the high percentage of women doctors and nurses. Also I think the male doctors were sent to Viet Nam, so at least at the start of the war the the women stayed stateside, but that changed and the women saw their share of tome overseas. It was so long ago, and my memory isn't what it was, but I believe that is factual. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]