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How about "Flesh Mechanics"? That might get a man or two interested. "Nurse" has mammary overtones.
by mythrwy 9y ago
How about "Flesh Mechanics"?
That might get a man or two interested. "Nurse" has mammary overtones.
- majewsky 9y agoThat phrase is quite demeaning to the nurses' subjects, which is probably why you're being downvoted.
- mythrwy 9y agoUnderstandable and no complaints, down-votes taken with a smile and not personally. I don't understand your point about "demeaning" though. Are you saying calling people under nurses care "flesh" is demeaning? Or saying the word "Nurse" has mammary overtones (it does, and I assume some sort of common root) is demeaning? I would have down-voted the comment for being dumb rather than demeaning (admittedly it is kind of a dumb comment). Just struggling to understand demeaning here because I'm not the kind of persons who wants to demean so maybe I should know something I don't.
- majewsky 9y agoThe flesh part. It makes it sound like humans are just a pile of flesh. (And please don't make this into a philosophical debate about whether that captures the human condition because this is clearly not the point.)
- mythrwy 9y agoNo, no debate. Thanks for the feedback and clarification.