Snappy comeback for condescending prep nurses in operating run when they smugly say” relax we see naked bodies all the…

Ok, so you are on the gurney in the operating room, naked under the sheet, and four or five females are busily hovering around you and getting ready to completely remove any of your modesty… they smugly give you that condescending line…”relax, we see lots of naked people all the time… it means nothing”. And you sense that that is complete bullshit. What do you comeback with to shut them up?

"That may be true, but I don't do this "lots" of times. If you think that your experience changes my perception of all this, then I'd rather you left. I don't need to put up with unfeeling people."

I think a considerable part of the discomfort a man feels when exposed to a female is the perception that the exposure is causing her discomfort. We have laws against 'indecent exposure.' Women swimmers forced to share dressing room with Lia Thomas expressed their discomfort when the male genitalia were displayed. Therefore I think that 'relax we see naked bodies all day' is reassurance if the nurse perceives the patient is embarrassed or shy. I've been hospitalized several times, had, by female caregivers, baths, showers, foley catheters, external catheters, and hernia, scrotal preps. I've never had a woman give me the 'relax' message (probably because I'm enjoying the CFNM)

I've also heard a 'snappy' reply is 'But I'm not used to showing it all!"

@specialuse Ok, so you are on the gurney in the operating room, naked under the sheet, and four or five females are busily hovering around you and getting ready to completely remove any of your modesty… they smugly give you that condescending line…”relax, we see lots of naked people all the time… it means nothing”. And you sense that that is complete bullshit. What do you comeback with to shut them u

Do you really think it's a smart idea to come up with a snappy line that might annoy/anger people who are soon going to assist in putting you under anesthesia and cut you open?

I'd be as nice to them as possible. Before and after surgery.

When you need surgery or (urgent) medical attention, who gives a rodent's derriere about modesty?

A wise doctor friend once told me, "There should be, engraved in marble, above the entrance to every hospital, a sign which says 'Abandon modesty all ye who enter here'."