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I frequent my gym and enjoy the nakedness, but the sauna/steam is in a co-ed area at my gym now (bummer). I've been to a Korean style sauna and this was awesome! I also like to get naked when possible at my doctor visits, and I've been a massage model for a class demo and this was fun as well. What do you do to feed your exhibitionism?
Like you Kawboy, I have done webcam. There is an excitement to that. I have to admit though, I am more into looking *blush*.. It is facinating to see all different shapes and sizes.
how do go get naked at the doctors? This intrigues me quite a bit. My current doctor has spent a few visits where he needs to check me out well on my penis. I've worn tight jeans that I have to remove because they don't pull down easily, this way I am pretty much naked for this. He unfortunately does not have me get undressed ahead of time like some others have said their doctors do. I have even asked but was told I can remain dressed, so I did not take anything off. I would love it if they did ask me to, plus the exmination would be easier to perform. Oh well.
Do you get any excitement (you know...) from being naked with your doctor? I have. I was embarrassed about it early on but no more.
when you strip down and are not wearing anything under your pants, are you sitting naked when the dortor comes in or are you draped with a gown? I'm sure your doctor was surprised the first time he walked in if you were naked on the exam table! Did he say anything to you or just go about his business?
I also like getting massages without any draping (sheet or towel) when possible. I'll tell the MT that I don't need the draping and have never had them tell me I had to, It is relaxing and exciting at the same time to be undraped. any others also do this?
As far as the doctor, I am usually just sitting there without any covering when he come in--he has never really commented other than when I first started going to his office when he remarked that I seemed t be ready for a thorough exam.
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