What is the reason for the desire of people to become a proctologist, a woman urologist or a man gynecologist? Are these normal desires?

I grew up surrounded by very strong women. My wife has great willpower. I have great respect for women.

I really like the idea of ​​belonging to such an important part of a woman's life as her reproductive health and sexuality. The female body represents femininity and I am involved in her identity, which is a great honor.

Much depends on the teachers. In my third year at the university, I visited the student scientific circle in obstetrics and gynecology of the strongest and most famous department in our country. The thought came to me that if you study, then only from the best. And it dragged on .....

Why do some people decide to be proctologists or urologists?

Often, the idea of ​​ordinary people about these professions is reduced only to individual bodies.
Doctors, however, look at the body as an integral complex of separate organ systems. And these are completely different things. It is incredibly interesting to consider this separately taken system with different clinical manifestations in the presence of some kind of pathology. Various diagnostic methods. The unique work of the system and the microprocesses (I'm talking about physiology, biochemistry, etc.) that take place in it are what attracts interest.
Students begin to look closely at the choice of a profession in clinical cycles such as urology, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery and others. Working with living patients, and not in anatomical class, as written in another answer.
And gender does not matter. Although there are also stereotypes here.
Science. This is what drives these people.

Before students of medical universities begin to choose a specialization, they learn to perceive the human body, with all its organs, as an object for research and treatment. Practical exercises in the anatomist / morgue greatly contribute to this.