So I am in my first year of medical school. When I was working on my undergraduate degree in biology I really didn't research all the possible specialties. I had by high school figured I wanted to be a pediatrician since that would get me pretty close to little kids and I might occasionally get to see them naked. Yes that's right, I love little kids.

So I picked my school based on their reputation for having a good program in pediatrics. Recently my advisor said I should start thinking about my specialty. So I simply said pediatrics. "Yes I know but what specialty??" I didn't know there were specialties within that specialty so I asked what my choices were and she gave me some literature to look over and told me to decide before the end of the first semester since I had to sign up for a specialty before the second year. So I took the literature home with me and looked it over. In it was a list of the various specialties among pediatrics. I nearly came in my pants when I came about half way down the list: PEDIATRIC GYNOCOLOGY Yes you read that correctly! There is actually a specialty in Pediatric gynecology. I could not contain my glee. I jerked off right away just thinking about the possibilities. Well right there I knew that was going to be my specialty. The only thing was that I was told that many specialties had limited registration so the popular ones had to be applied for early. I figured that was how most proctologists ended up with their specialty. They were at the end of the line so they got the end of the body others didn't want. I mean seriously, who, as a kid, thinks " one day I am going to be a proctologist??"

So figuring it would be a popular specialty I applied the next day. My advisor praised my choice informing me that I was the first to apply for that specialty in three years. She further told me it was not a popular choice and as a result there were few who practiced in that specialty and so I would be able to command a good income. I didn't care much about the income. If you have an MD and a medical license you pretty much are guaranteed a good income. I was just excited that I got my choice and astonished that my advisor was not going to try to talk me out of it. After all, wouldn't the average person think it odd for a man to make a living examining and touching little girls' pussies?? The most astonishing part is nobody seemed to think it odd at all. So this fall I will be entering the program as the lone student. That means I will have several professors almost all to myself. Of course I will still have all the regular core courses that a 2nd year medical student might take but there are specialty preparation courses that I will have to take as well. I just can't wait until my third year. That is when I get to examine my first little pussy.

I'm going to have such a wonderful life!