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is nursing for shallow people?

why is every youtubers who are nurse seem shallow people only interested in makeup and fashions

If you really enjoy nursing, what makes you enjoy?

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Yes, we are all very shallow people.

Yes, it is. I hate it when a sick patient bleeds on my new scrubs.

Yes. My hair is always flowing and well oiled, with scrubs form fitting. It's so I can pick up the cute doctors; that's why I choose nursing. I enjoy that sexy bantering!

Yes. My hair is always flowing and well oiled, with scrubs form fitting. It's so I can pick up the cute doctors; that's why I choose nursing. I enjoy that sexy bantering!
Also a chance to wear those sexy stilettos.

And those fancy fingernails I so love.

is nursing for shallow people?

Why, yes... It makes the non-caring painless :up:

Yes. My hair is always flowing and well oiled

:lol2:

I hate to admit it, but I actually miss his posts... ;) They were quite entertaining.

I hate to admit it, but I actually miss his posts... ;) They were quite entertaining.

His posts were incredibly entertaining ... very well written too as they were highly descriptive ("imagine you're on the floor ... alarms going off, people yelling to and fro ..."). One starts reading and then BAM! A curveball (it's a freaking code situation and he leaves for his 15 minute break) :blink:

His posts were incredibly entertaining ... very well written too as they were highly descriptive ("imagine you're on the floor ... alarms going off, people yelling to and fro ..."). One starts reading and then BAM! A curveball (it's a freaking code situation and he leaves for his 15 minute break) :blink:

I guess that's a good example of being non-caring. I don't know about being shallow, though.

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Yes. My hair is always flowing and well oiled, with scrubs form fitting. It's so I can pick up the cute doctors; that's why I choose nursing. I enjoy that sexy bantering!

Speaking of sexy:

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Is what draws you to nursing all the makeup and fashions? Are you worried you are not shallow enough to fit in?

When I did my career aptitude test my highest scoring categories were: shallowness, non-caring and attractiveness. My high school guidance counsellor quickly urged me to apply for nursing school. He thought the combination of the sexy uniform and the potential to meet plastic surgeons that could be potential husbands (ie. Hello freebies!), would be a perfect fit for me. Do I spend half my Paycheque at Sephora? Yes. But I'm not too worried about it as this won't be a problem once I meet my McSteamy.

In summary, are all nurses shallow? No. Are a great number of nurses sarcastic and salty? YOU BETCHA

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i knew i made mistake by asking this. I know not everyone was after money.

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