When meeting a physician, it's acceptable for you to insist on being addressed with respect by a title, while they do the same. Mutual respect is key.
It's polite to appreciate your friends for their generous hosting of tailgate parties, and suggesting ways to alleviate their burden is a considerate approach.
When faced with shock at addressing a doctor by their first name, it's important to understand that titles can signify respect, which may not always be reciprocated.
At social gatherings, if you feel unable to reciprocate in hosting, you can suggest other forms of appreciation, like a dinner invitation without children.
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