What happens if instead of peeing, he has to relieve himself of the double burritos he ate at Taco Bell on his way to your place?

OP, I know this is a tough sacrifice but I would wait until this ordeal is all said + done.

Reason being is that if you are so wildly attracted to this guy & you guys are drinking together.....
There is too much of a risk that things may heat up and you both may get caught up in the heat of passion.

Why put yourself in such a situation??

Plus since he works in the medical field, there will be a huge risk if you do end up even just kissing each other.

Anonymous wrote:Sheesh, you do realize if both of you do not have COVID-19 you're fine. Just find out of he's been in contact with a lot of people. If he's practicing social distancing as well and he's not sick there is no reason you cannot meet him.

The only way they’d know is to get tested- you can be a carrier and not have any symptoms. If he’s currently seeing patients, he should not be socializing like this. And if he is, he’s not very responsible.

Sheesh, you do realize if both of you do not have COVID-19 you're fine. Just find out of he's been in contact with a lot of people. If he's practicing social distancing as well and he's not sick there is no reason you cannot meet him.

What’s up with all this “what if he needs to piss”? Does he have a weak bladder or something? Is he over 60? If not then the guy can hold his urine for a few hours while he visits the OP.

Tell him it's alright to piss in the woods

I was only being treated for something for a few weeks (physical therapy).

And now you're looking for a different kind of "physical therapy"...

Where are you, OP? DC's order says you can only recreate with members of your own household...

Anonymous wrote:Why not just do a picnic at a park or something?

Park bathrooms are closed, so there is still the same issue...

I think the having a stranger over and him being your doctor recently seem dicey but the actual date seems fine.

Some reports are saying we should stay 20' apart. Do you have a megaphone, and do you want your neighbors hearing you holler at each other?

Anonymous wrote:If he is dating his patients, perhaps he cannot he trusted to maintain appropriate boundaries. It is definitely unethical, as PP said. I’d be cautious.

Please come back and explain, OP.

OP here - Trust me, it's not as unethical as it sounds. I promise. I was only being treated for something for a few weeks (physical therapy). I MADE the move on my last day there knowing I would never see him again about getting together sometime. He reached out via a social media platform and asked for my number.

Why not just do a picnic at a park or something?

If he is dating his patients, perhaps he cannot he trusted to maintain appropriate boundaries. It is definitely unethical, as PP said. I’d be cautious.

Please come back and explain, OP.

Yes, I think it's fine. But why do you need to ask for our advice?

I kind of did that the other day. I needed to drop something off at a friend's house so we sat more than six feet apart in their backyard and chatted for about an hour. I did not use their bathroom as I had known I would not. We did not hug as we normally would. It sure was nice to see someone I know and love after three weeks of self isolating at home, I am single. I don't know if it's technically "allowed" but I don't think it was any riskier than going to the grocery store.