I'd love to make fun of you, but I also know what it's like to be desperately starved for attention from the opposite sex.
Better to concentrate on your arm problems lol
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gorilla grindset wrote:
I'd love to make fun of you, but I also know what it's like to be desperately starved for attention from the opposite sex.
Better to concentrate on your arm problems lol
My thoughts exactly because if that arm problem persists who is going to make love to you?
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Hitch the run doctor wrote:
The risk is high that it's wishfull thinking from your side.
The way to make your move is to meet her outside of a pt session in a normal environment and then see if she is still interested.
For example ask to get a coffee at Starbucks or invite her to a Party.
If she comes there and is still flirting with you where right otherwise it was wishfull thinking.
Thanks for the advice. I moved my next appointment to Friday at 4:30 PM. Hopefully, I’m last for the day. I’m going to walk out of the building with her and then hit her up for coffee or drinks. I’ll keep you all updated.
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OP is Deshaun Watson.
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PT all Day wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I moved my next appointment to Friday at 4:30 PM. Hopefully, I’m last for the day. I’m going to walk out of the building with her and then hit her up for coffee or drinks. I’ll keep you all updated.
OP, do your PT and yourself a favor by sparing the poor woman from your inappropriate sexual advances. She's not into you, and she's going to rebuff you.
Guys obsessing over and hitting on women who are just trying to do their jobs in a professional manner is creepy, predatory and pathetic. The fact that you are not just doing it, but you're on a message board talking about how you're planning to entrap your PT and put her on the spot as she leaves work for the day makes you seem all the more so.
Inappropriate patient sexual behavior remains a common experience for physical therapists during their careers, according to a recent U.S. study.
More than 80 percent of nearly 900 physical therapists surveyed said they have encountered sexual remarks, touches, indecent exposure and sexual assault. Almost half said they’ve experienced one of these situations in the past year - numbers that haven’t changed since the last major surveys in the 1990s.
Researchers found that 84 percent of survey participants had experienced inappropriate patient sexual behavior during their career, and 47 percent experienced it during the last year.
Women [working as PTs] reported significantly higher rates of harassment, especially staring, suggestive remarks, inappropriate touches, date requests, sexual gestures, requests for sexual activity and masturbation.
Harassment was most common between a female therapist and male patient. Treating mostly male patients increased the odds of harassment by almost 400 percent, and treating an equal mix of patients doubled the odds, as compared to those who mainly treated female patients.
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PICS!!!
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I can’t believe that no one has asked how your “arm problems” have occurred. Let me guess it’s your forearm right?
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Give them what they want...That's my best advice
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My guess is the arm issue relates to biceps tendonitis and gooning for hours on end to pawnhub. Lots of repetitive movements with a slight bent arm is going to give you biceps issues. It’s highly likely the PT knows this too and is probably trying to suppress laughing out loud when you describe your symptoms.
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this post is why feminism exists
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Keep your pecker on a leash!
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youre gonna catch a case brah . go on tinder instead
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Oh definitely!
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TryThis wrote:
OP is a typical idiot that does not understand the protocol of a job that required you to work directly with people. POLITENESS DOES NOT MEAN THE PERSON IS ATTRACTED TO YOU!!! I can also promise you is not going to throw her career away for you man!!! I had a moron friend that thought the same thing about a bartender and kept trying to the moves on her and it ended with him almost getting his tail kicked, the dude looked like a straight up creaper and it honestly pushed him away from myself and wife after nearly 20 years of friendship.
"It pushed him away from myself?" The correct word is "me," not myself." Why does everyone try to cram in "myself" when it's not needed?
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RunRagged wrote:
PT all Day wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I moved my next appointment to Friday at 4:30 PM. Hopefully, I’m last for the day. I’m going to walk out of the building with her and then hit her up for coffee or drinks. I’ll keep you all updated.
OP, do your PT and yourself a favor by sparing the poor woman from your inappropriate sexual advances. She's not into you, and she's going to rebuff you.
Guys obsessing over and hitting on women who are just trying to do their jobs in a professional manner is creepy, predatory and pathetic. The fact that you are not just doing it, but you're on a message board talking about how you're planning to entrap your PT and put her on the spot as she leaves work for the day makes you seem all the more so.
Inappropriate patient sexual behavior remains a common experience for physical therapists during their careers, according to a recent U.S. study.
More than 80 percent of nearly 900 physical therapists surveyed said they have encountered sexual remarks, touches, indecent exposure and sexual assault. Almost half said they’ve experienced one of these situations in the past year - numbers that haven’t changed since the last major surveys in the 1990s.
Researchers found that 84 percent of survey participants had experienced inappropriate patient sexual behavior during their career, and 47 percent experienced it during the last year.
Women [working as PTs] reported significantly higher rates of harassment, especially staring, suggestive remarks, inappropriate touches, date requests, sexual gestures, requests for sexual activity and masturbation.
Harassment was most common between a female therapist and male patient. Treating mostly male patients increased the odds of harassment by almost 400 percent, and treating an equal mix of patients doubled the odds, as compared to those who mainly treated female patients.
Those stats don’t look so bad. 80% of women get assaulted in college. And it mentions nothing of the successes. How many of you met your significant other at work?
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Normal guy who knows grammar wrote:
TryThis wrote:
OP is a typical idiot that does not understand the protocol of a job that required you to work directly with people. POLITENESS DOES NOT MEAN THE PERSON IS ATTRACTED TO YOU!!! I can also promise you is not going to throw her career away for you man!!! I had a moron friend that thought the same thing about a bartender and kept trying to the moves on her and it ended with him almost getting his tail kicked, the dude looked like a straight up creaper and it honestly pushed him away from myself and wife after nearly 20 years of friendship.
"It pushed him away from myself?" The correct word is "me," not myself." Why does everyone try to cram in "myself" when it's not needed?
Sorry I was too busy making money to care!
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Normal guy who knows grammar wrote:
TryThis wrote:
OP is a typical idiot that does not understand the protocol of a job that required you to work directly with people. POLITENESS DOES NOT MEAN THE PERSON IS ATTRACTED TO YOU!!! I can also promise you is not going to throw her career away for you man!!! I had a moron friend that thought the same thing about a bartender and kept trying to the moves on her and it ended with him almost getting his tail kicked, the dude looked like a straight up creaper and it honestly pushed him away from myself and wife after nearly 20 years of friendship.
"It pushed him away from myself?" The correct word is "me," not myself." Why does everyone try to cram in "myself" when it's not needed?
The fact that you care so much about grammar on a message board makes me think you are the OP and have trouble with women!
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PT all Day wrote:
Those stats don’t look so bad. 80% of women get assaulted in college. And it mentions nothing of the successes. How many of you met your significant other at work?
0/10. Now you're not even trying...
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PT All Day wrote:
I went to physical therapy for the first time a couple of weeks ago. The practice requires everyone to wear masks, so I’m not quite sure what she looks like, but I think she’s pretty cute. I noticed when I walked into the exam/treatment room, she left the door wide open. And before testing the strength in my arms, she put on gloves. We seemed to have a good rapport, and she only hurt me a little. Fast forward to this morning: this time she almost closed the door all the way. It remained open a small crack. I’m not sure if that was intentional or not. This time, when she tested my arm strength, no gloves! We discussed a couple of hobbies we have in common. How do I make my move? I’ve been to physical therapy before where massage was part of the treatment. How do I guide us down this avenue?
This post creeps me out. I feel sorry for the PT who is probably just a friendly woman doing her job.
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Dfvbnnbv wrote:
PT All Day wrote:
I went to physical therapy for the first time a couple of weeks ago. The practice requires everyone to wear masks, so I’m not quite sure what she looks like, but I think she’s pretty cute. I noticed when I walked into the exam/treatment room, she left the door wide open. And before testing the strength in my arms, she put on gloves. We seemed to have a good rapport, and she only hurt me a little. Fast forward to this morning: this time she almost closed the door all the way. It remained open a small crack. I’m not sure if that was intentional or not. This time, when she tested my arm strength, no gloves! We discussed a couple of hobbies we have in common. How do I make my move? I’ve been to physical therapy before where massage was part of the treatment. How do I guide us down this avenue?
This post creeps me out. I feel sorry for the PT who is probably just a friendly woman doing her job.
OP is a creep seriously, wanting to wait for her to finish up her day to ask her out. Dude think at all about how that is normal? The women has a doctorate which means she is educated. Women of her caliber are not interested in some creepy moron that is going to wait for her to get off work. What you explained your plan is sounds like the start of a missing women case. I am just saying nothing that you are planning sounds normal or right it all sounds creepy and very much on the line of stocking!
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