Dr. Rachel Rubin

This is a contraindication.

You can't have this.

In the men's health world, we're like, oh...

You don't want prostate cancer surgery because you like your ejaculate.

Let's work out a way that you can have it all.

And let's study it at Johns Hopkins and do multiples where we can just watch your cancer, see what happens because your ejaculate is the most important thing to you.

That is real world, high level urology medicine in 2025.

And what happens on the female side of this?

The female side is if you even think about having an atypical cell in your body that could be cancer one day, we have to castrate you.

You can't even be near the word hormones.

You can't even talk about hormones and your sexual health.

Not on the list of things that we care about.

And so how dare you even consider wanting an orgasm or sex that's not painful because you're just lucky to be alive in 2025.

Tell me I'm wrong.

Prove me wrong.

No, you're absolutely right.

I mean, and it was literally, I was in that mindset of be grateful you're alive.

Your pleasure, your sexual health is not even medically recognized or is not considered to be a priority because I only treated women.

And this is what the system taught me.

This is what the books taught me.