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WriterDom said:Being the doctor is a common male fantasy. And it would be great if you saw only beautiful healthy women. One sick smelly vagina oozing with cheesy discharge would ruin my whole day.
SexyChele said:And yes, this is BDSM related. I believe it falls under "Medical scenes" - at least that is what the catalogue stated when I bought my speculum and Wharburton wheel.![]()
WriterDom
Being the doctor is a common male fantasy. And it would be great if you saw only beautiful healthy women. One sick smelly vagina oozing with cheesy discharge would ruin my whole day.
WriterDom said:Being the doctor is a common male fantasy. And it would be great if you saw only beautiful healthy women. One sick smelly vagina oozing with cheesy discharge would ruin my whole day.
WriterDom said:Being the doctor is a common male fantasy. And it would be great if you saw only beautiful healthy women. One sick smelly vagina oozing with cheesy discharge would ruin my whole day.
If the pinwheel is required in a gyno exam, something is seriously wrong! Speculum yes, Wartenburg no. (I did just discover disposable ones at MedicalToys.com, though!)SexyChele said:And yes, this is BDSM related. I believe it falls under "Medical scenes" - at least that is what the catalogue stated when I bought my speculum and Wharburton wheel.![]()
Etoile said:If the pinwheel is required in a gyno exam, something is seriously wrong! Speculum yes, Wartenburg no. (I did just discover disposable ones at MedicalToys.com, though!)
bunny bondage said:i have to put my feet in stirrups....
but you're right, cat, they suck!
No, I stand by my statement. I know perfectly well what the pinwheel's original use is - it's for testing where you have sensation. It's used by neurologists with paralyzed patients, to find out where their feeling begins. If you have that problem at the gynecologist's, there's something very wrong with your girly bits.catalina_francisco said:Not necessarily as originally it was a medical tool and is not out of the realm of possibility it would be used by a gyno depending on your problems. The thing I am amazed at is the use of stirrups by gyno's mentioned here. I have never had to experience that, or even found them present in any doctor's office or hospital in Australia. Was told they were considered outdated, unnecessary, and demeaning for women.
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Etoile said:No, I stand by my statement. I know perfectly well what the pinwheel's original use is - it's for testing where you have sensation. It's used by neurologists with paralyzed patients, to find out where their feeling begins. If you have that problem at the gynecologist's, there's something very wrong with your girly bits.
SexyChele said:I don't get aroused while I'm there, but the thought arouses me.
What does it is the fact that the woman is basically helpless - naked, while the doctor is clothed, feet in stirrups, hips at the edge of the table. She is forced to be spread open, she feels the cool air on her labia. Top half is covered, yet her sex is uncovered. She knows she is exposed and open, and though it's necessary, it's not something she's 100% comfortable with. Then the probing fingers and prying eyes - all focused on her most private of privates as she lies there, staring up at the ceiling. And that speculum! As if she weren't exposed enough, she's stretched to reveal more.