Talk about happy endings!
I’ve had male doctors do exactly those things in a clinical context/environment, and it was never even remotely erotic. If my current Urologist has reason to do likewise, her happening to be a woman isn’t going to automatically change clinical examination into outrageous sexplay. Our experiences and perceptions obviously differ, which is ok with me. Not worth arguing over.
Do you have a specific medical condition they were checking on? Because pulling back the foreskin and rubbing a finger up and down the shaft and massaging the testicles is usually not included on an annual physical. Usually it’s a quick push up on the jewels to check for a hernia and that’s it.
Yah, usually you have to pay extra for something like that.
- Yes I do.
- I never said it was part of a “routine annual physical.”
- You said “a female medical doctor doesn’t hold a mans penis and peel the foreskin back and run their finger up and down the back of the shaft and then massage his testicles.” That is simply incorrect, regardless of the Physician’s gender, which should be irrelevant in any event. It always has been for me, anyway.
And that’s my final entry to this thread.
That’s quite the memorable show.
No but your post seemed to imply.
I’m morbidly interested to know what medical procedure involves a doctor pulling down the foreskin, stroking the penis shaft, and also massaging the testicles.
And I don’t think it’s a stretch to question why a teenaged boy wouldn’t get aroused by having an attractive woman do this to him.
He wasn’t buck naked.
He had a collar and bowtie.
Well, not in the US, anyway.
I blame ObamaCare.
Maybe that was the third take.
Not on the NHS either. I don’t think the National Institute for Clinical Excellence has got round to evaluating its cost-effectiveness in terms of Quality-Adjusted Life Years.
Just to be clear, around his neck.
Last year my primary care doctor strongly suggested I have a routine “full body” review by a dermatologist, since as an aging American it is encouraged, and I’d never had one before.
Completely unrelated: I’ve been on generic Cialis for a couple of years. It does indeed help lower my blood pressure by about 5 points (YMMV), but also: my organ is on a hair-trigger.
So as fate would have it, my routine full body skin review would be conducted by a physician and assistant; both young females. Stand there, naked, while they review every inch of your skin, moving things around as needed.
I was genuinely concerned about possible hostile action, but I concentrated on baseball, and no enemy movement occurred, thankfully.
Phone numbers?
Reminds me of the famous scene out of the ‘Singing Detective’
Here is the American version.
Sadly, I could not find the British version.
Not to derail, but what’s up with RDJ’s skin in this clip?
The Singing Detective is bedridden in hospital with extreme psoriasis [psoriatic arthopathy], with the story built up from flashbacks and real and dreamy sequences set in the wards, often with musical numbers.
Haven’t seen the US version but the British original was very good with Michael Gambon in the heavy makeup.
The scene doesn’t have Mr Sandman or the other women in the original. That’s more like the Dem Bones scene. The whole series is on youtube.
I remember that from Monty Python as well, a woman behind a shop counter. KERA also ran Bruce Jay Friedman’s play “Steambath”, which featured a topless Valerie Perrine. That would usually run late at night, and I would usually stay up for it.
My doc, Anita Mann, LD, often screens me for acute shaft engorgement syndrome.