Guys, now that I think about. There isn't a significant

Well, no. That's not how it works. If they grew up wanting to do anything, it was probably wanting to be a doctor. So they grew up, went to med school and after a few years picked a specialty, which usually happens because there's an area they find interesting or it has a shortage of doctors or there's a lack of research being done in that field. Nobody grows up thinking they want to be an 'ass doctor' any more than an engineer grows up wanting to designing driveshafts for the rest of his life.

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i have to go to a colon an rectal surgeon at least a couple times a month and get a needle in my perianal area and i always think about this like damn this guy signed up to look at my fat ass and drain butt abscesses

>>39430740
kyle: "does that mean at some point he decided he wanted to work on people's assholes for the rest of his life?"
chef: "yep"
kyle: "what a dick"

>>39431544
Yeah, and he gets paid a fair amount for it probably. There's also doctors who have to stare at old women's vaginas, shove their finger up middle aged men's butts and inspect the feet of old people. All parts of medicine are weird to some degree.

>>39430740
think of proctology as the rocket science of anuses
an ass is more complicated than any rocket too

Some of those specialties pay well. Gastros which also shove things up peoples butts make a lot of $$. Most dont chose it bc they love ass, but bc its the best residency they matched with