Medical education and gender violencePerhaps, at various times in your life, you have not questioned yourself about your sexuality and the way in which it can interact with discourses of domination and stigmatization, as well as with other intersectionalities such as race/ethnicity and gender. Our bodies seem to have a biological order pre-defined by culture, but we forget that all processes are culturally constructed. What social norms are we talking about? Who elaborated and continues to reiterate these norms? Me? You? .... Without seeking to immediately answer these questions, this autoethnographic text 1 in the debate format of the article entitled "Are we preparing future physicians to handle situations of violence related to gender and nonheterosexual sexualities? Report of a diagnostic educational 'experience'" 2 invites you to think about which society we are willing to build. 2011. Clerkship, or also known as Compulsory Supervised Clerkship in the Medical Course's, in the Internal Medicine area. Stage of "Infectious Diseases" (ID). During the various bedside activities and discussions of clinical cases of patients hospitalized in the ID, I was taught to improve my clinical knowledge in relation to infectious and parasitic diseases.