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Brazilian doctor filmed putting penis in woman’s mouth during C-section
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A Brazilian doctor has been filmed assaulting a sedated pregnant woman while she underwent C-section.
According to UK Sun , the anaesthetist identified as Giovanni Quintella Bezerra has been arrested for “rape”.
This followed after he was secretly filmed sticking his penis into the mouth of the woman who was unconscious.
It was said that he had heavily sedated her at the Hospital da Mulher in São João de Meriti, Rio de Janeiro.
In a video making the rounds on social media, the anaesthetist could be seen undoing his fly and assaulting the woman as other doctors performed the C-section on her less than a metre away behind a surgical curtain.
It was said that the other doctors were worried about the number of drugs he administered to the woman, so they fitted a secret camera.
A Brazilian anaesthetist was arrested after he was caught putting his penis in a pregnant woman's mouth during her C-section.
He heavily sedated her and hospital nurses set up a hidden camera after being worried over the higher doses of anesthesia he administered to patients pic.twitter.com/wtjMivizzr
— MChheda (@MC_IBTimesSG) July 12, 2022
The police and other state authorities said they’re investigating whether the anaesthetist has other victims.
It is understood that Bezerra only completed his medical training in anaesthesia two months prior.
Speaking on the development, the health foundation of the state of Rio de Janeiro and the secretary of state for health said: “We inform you that an internal investigation will be opened to take administrative measures.
“The Hospital da Mulher team is providing full support to the victim and her family. This behaviour constitutes a crime, which must be punished in accordance with the legislation in force.”
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The worst part about getting a male Brazilian wax isn’t the pain. Which, if you must know, feels like a bolt of lightning traveling back and forth from your butthole to the back of your throat—which is where, incidentally, the involuntarily gasp or grunt you’ll no doubt let out originates. While getting your balls and asscrack waxed is certainly not painless, it’s hardly the paralyzing torture that movies would make you believe it is (though the cursing of Kelly Clarkson’s name is welcome, it’s not required). “I think it’s more the anticipation than actual pain,” says Natalia Romanenko, an esthetician at the New York-based body waxing salon Strip, who spent the better part of a half-hour smearing warm purple wax on, and in, the crevices directly surrounding my nether region before swiftly and efficiently ripping it off. Framed by my knees in the classic stirrup position, a terry cloth towel draped across my lower belly, she tells me of a common occurrence she’s experienced with male clients: “The first time they tell me ‘Never, ever again. Never,’” she says, with a bemused smirk. “Then five weeks later they’re back and like, ‘Do you remember me?’ And I say, ‘Of course.’”
No, the most uncomfortable part of the male Brazilian wax—sometimes called the Bro-zillian or Boy-zillian—is reclining, naked from the waist down (a sartorial move you might know as “Donald Duck-ing”) in front of a stranger staring at your genitalia with clinical disinterest as if it were a platter of pallid crudités from your local Wal-Mart and not like, say, she was about to pour literal hot wax on your most sensitive, anatomical region. To feel that sort of vulnerability is jarring, and takes some getting used to. So it’s weird when after just a few rips even the strangest situation can become normal—and quickly.
Even for the more advanced spa-going self-indulgers out there—of which I consider myself one—getting your private parts waxed is some next-level shit. But the benefits are billed as such: In terms of scale, not being buried in a forest of hair makes your, um, you know, look bigger. The end result also makes the area suddenly look more aesthetically pleasing, like a Greek statue — though the flip side is that there’s also an oddly desexualized appearance to it, like looking at a Ken doll’s smooth crotch mound. There’s the fact that sensitivity in the area is increased—an obvious bonus—but then there’s also the fact that you can’t shake the mental image of a hairless cat when looking at your smooth undercarriage.
It’s an experience I would recommend, not that a recommendation is needed. In recent years, guys have been embracing services beyond basic upkeep — think facials , manicures, cosmetic procedures like Botox—once thought of as only for women. As men have gone from grooming rookies to experts, building skincare regimens and morning hair-styling routines to challenge that of their female counterparts, perhaps it’s not a big shock that they’d follow the example set by the fairer sex and make the jump to below-the-waistline hair removal. “Personal care products usage amongst men are going beyond just the basics like deodorant, shampoo and body washes to embracing a wider range of products that spans everything from facial skincare, bodycare, haircare to ingestible products,” says Theresa Yee, senior beauty editor at the trend forecasting firm WGSN. “Access to more information online about products and social media is driving this growth too, helping to break traditional stereotypes.”
And if you’re reading this with one eyebrow cocked, consider this: you’re probably old. Ideas that personal care is feminine are falling by the wayside in younger generations, just as broader notions of gender roles are slowly eroding. “The millennial and Gen Z consumer are much more expressive in their grooming habits and are proud of it,” Yee says. “This is largely driven by the changing attitudes towards personal grooming as the beauty industry embraces diversity, inclusivity and gender neutrality,” she says noting that this is more advanced than your basic grooming routine, sure, but it’s not quite as extreme as the world of men’s make-up.
Romanenko supports this theory, guessing that about 35% of Strip’s clientele is male, and, more than that, it’s grown from a niche service requested mostly by gay men to one that is now popular with men of all walks of life. A recent trend she’s noticed is straight couples coming in together to have their respective service, though she’s quick to note, not in the same room.
“It’s definitely much more acceptable,” says Olga Katsnelson, manager at Dyanna Spa, which offers Brazilians for men ranging from $65 to $80. “It’s part of the norm for men. You’re going on vacation, so you go get waxed and get your nails done,” she says, explaining that these services—Bro-zillian and manicure—are seen as part of a man’s personal care regimen now. “It’s not just for women.”
For men who may think this is something they’re interested in but have reservations, Katsnelson suggests coming in and starting with something less daunting—like shoulders or back, for instance—before moving on to other areas of the body.
The reason behind this groundswell of depilation is hard to pinpoint, but according to Yee, it’s an extension of the recent trends in holistic wellness—manifested in the fashion space as athleisure—and broader movements of self-love and self-care. “With more men becoming more health and body conscious than ever before, we can only expect to see more grooming brands tapping into the self-care and men’s sexual wellness trend in the future. Below The Belt is one such brand who are tapping into this arena with a host of personal care products for ‘down below’.”
In terms of micro-trends, both Romanenko and Katsnelson noted that there are two popular styles: completely smooth or hairless on the testicles, between the butt cheeks, and surrounding bikini area, while leaving more “natural” looking growth above. This may be due to the fact that, according to a survey done by Advanced Dermatology , 88% of men are influenced by what they see in pornography.
As for the future of below-the-waist grooming, Romanenko said that many male Strip clients have moved toward using more permanent laser treatments . In the past, these sorts of protocols were extremely painful and time consuming—zapping each hair at its follicle—but recent technological advancements have made them virtually pain free, thus attracting men who are already savvy to the wonders of the Brazilian.
A week after I visited Strip, New York’s long winter finally came to an end with a balmy weekend. While running errands, it took me the entire afternoon to realize I was walking around with some extra spring in my step. The timing was serendipitous, but also not: after all, animals shed their fur during the warmer months—humans just need a little extra help courtesy of some hot wax. Overall, I felt lighter, cleaner and fresher, like a better version of myself. And not just down there. I had an overall sense of general well-being and cleanliness—a happy secret that only I knew about, but something that made me feel more comfortable in my own body. It was that spring cleaning feeling you get when you Marie Kondo the fuck out of your closet and scrub your home from floor to ceiling, but minus all the elbow work (admittedly, someone did all the work in th
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