Massage Parlors and Medical Practitioners

[JBoy1952]

Experiences by both men and women at massage parlors or doctors offices that either SEXUALLY:

(1) made you sexually uncomfortable
(2) created some unwanted sexual excitement or embarrassing sexual reaction
(3) was welcomed sexual excitement
(4) exposure of sex organs was no big deal to you
(5) or anything else/experience you'd like to share

 

[Britva415]

Does an acupuncturist count?

Anyone who has never had it is probably unfamiliar with "moxa," which is an herb compressed into something like an incense stick, and ignited and used to warm the body and sometimes the needles.

Anyway, I was at my 2nd or 3rd visit to an acupuncturist who I thought was cute, and I was wearing silk boxers that day. We chatted briefly, left her desk and entered the treatment area, and as per usual practice, I stripped to my silk boxers and laid on the table face up. She needled me and left me to rest.

After only a couple of minutes, I was starting to relax with my eyes closed and feel my mind drift. I started having warm sensations over parts of my body, and when I realized it wasn't just subliminal or imagination and was real, my dick started getting erect pretty rapidly. By the time I realized it was because she had come back and was warming my skin with a burning moxa stick, I was totally tenting my shorts, which stimulated me as my dick moved and caused it to twitch non-stop. Each motion caused a frisson and a spasm, which just kept the cycle going. I opened my eyes and she was professionally ignoring it. I mumbled "Sorry," she just said "Don't worry about it." She finished with the moxa stick and left. I don't like moving with acupuncture needles in so I didn't touch myself once I had privacy, and was "non-presenting" again 30 minutes later when she came back to remove the needles.

I saw her another 15 or 20 times and didn't have a reaction like that again. She stayed cute though.

 

[Saint_Ann]

Experiences by both men and women at massage parlors or doctors offices that either SEXUALLY:

(1) made you sexually uncomfortable
(2) created some unwanted sexual excitement or embarrassing sexual reaction
(3) was welcomed sexual excitement
(4) exposure of sex organs was no big deal to you
(5) or anything else/experience you'd like to share

Somebody has a little medical fetish.

 

[thør]

4 √

 

[BlueEyes1969]

For the past 15 years I have scheduled regular erotic massages with a variety of beautiful men who know how to play my body and fulfill my fantasies. They have broadened my sexual skills, taught me about the power of intimacy and variety of touches, pressures and experiences. Mutual touch and play have made every session special and memorable! I guess I would rate my journey with 3 and 4. I have shared my experiences on this site numerous times.

 

[JBoy1952]

Somebody has a little medical fetish.

No medical fetish here. With the massive increase of female medical practitioners in the recent years, more men requiring Urology or other medical attention involving the genital region are being seen by women. Women, on the other hand, have also seen the increase in female gynecologists where it used to be rare that women's female issues weren't seen by men. On the "Medical Practitioner" side of this thread, it provides a outlet to express how medical practice between the practices have affected them in a sexual light.

If I had a fetish when I was younger, it was seeking out the value of a good massage parlor. LOL

Thanks for posting!

 

[thør]

No medical fetish here.

Dube, the great thing about a female GP is the width of her finger doing the prostate exam.

 

[JBoy1952]

For the past 15 years I have scheduled regular erotic massages with a variety of beautiful men who know how to play my body and fulfill my fantasies. They have broadened my sexual skills, taught me about the power of intimacy and variety of touches, pressures and experiences. Mutual touch and play have made every session special and memorable! I guess I would rate my journey with 3 and 4. I have shared my experiences on this site numerous times.

Being hetero, I've had some great female interaction at massage parlors . With all the issues involving massage parlors and sex scandals in the past giving many parlors a bad moral reputation, what I found most interesting in my experiences was that the extra activities were initiated by the masseuse and not by me---at least not verbally. Since female touch of any sort when I am laying naked on a table with only a towel covering can easily bring arousal, it's difficult to hide the excitement. Eventually, some masseuses would ask if I really needed the towel any more. Also, the younger the masseuse, the more likely the interaction. Other times, the masseuse would ignore the towel tenting as professionally as medical practitioners are trained to do.

 

[JBoy1952]

Dube, the great thing about a female GP is the width of her finger doing the prostate exam.

I'm surprised to hear that digital prostate exams are even being done in GP exams any more. The finger wave has never been a sexually stimulating thing for me, female examiner or not.

I've been a VA patient now for the past ten years. "Primary Care Providers", at least at my facility, refer all issues regarding the genital region to a Urologist. At the VA, you may not even get a digital prostate exam unless you actually ask for it. The first VA Urologist I was referred to was male; but it wasn't for any prostate exam. It's where the initial inguinal hernia exam was done before referral to a surgeon. So that was dropping the pants so he could finger in the inguinal region and do the turn your head and cough test. The last two times the Urologist was a female. The first time was for some skin lesions, where she said that wasn't her area, sent me to a surgeon who said I should have just been sent to a dermatologist from the beginning. The second time, Yes, she did the asshole finger in me, but it gave me no pleasure.

As I mentioned above regarding the increase in female practitioners, my experiences above involving genital region treatments has become dominantly by females. That includes the two dermatologist MDs who did the cryo treatments for the inguinal lesions while I laid face up total naked from the waist down on a table. Both were young, attractive looking Doctors, very professional and there was no detectable arousal from me during any of it (although that was more likely at age 65 at the time).

I'm happy for you if the female GP digit exam turned you on. Did you get an erection for her?

 

[thør]

I'm surprised to hear that digital prostate exams are even being done in GP exams any more. The finger wave has never been a sexually stimulating thing for me, female examiner or not.

I've been a VA patient now for the past ten years. "Primary Care Providers", at least at my facility, refer all issues regarding the genital region to a Urologist. At the VA, you may not even get a digital prostate exam unless you actually ask for it. The first VA Urologist I was referred to was male; but it wasn't for any prostate exam. It's where the initial inguinal hernia exam was done before referral to a surgeon. So that was dropping the pants so he could finger in the inguinal region and do the turn your head and cough test. The last two times the Urologist was a female. The first time was for some skin lesions, where she said that wasn't her area, sent me to a surgeon who said I should have just been sent to a dermatologist from the beginning. The second time, Yes, she did the asshole finger in me, but it gave me no pleasure.

As I mentioned above regarding the increase in female practitioners, my experiences above involving genital region treatments has become dominantly by females. That includes the two dermatologist MDs who did the cryo treatments for the inguinal lesions while I laid face up total naked from the waist down on a table. Both were young, attractive looking Doctors, very professional and there was no detectable arousal from me during any of it (although that was more likely at age 65 at the time).

I'm happy for you if the female GP digit exam turned you on. Did you get an erection for her?

Dude, it did not turn me on. It's just little less intrusive than a male doc finger who's his own airplane mechanic on the weekend.

 

[BlueEyes1969]

Being hetero, I've had some great female interaction at massage parlors . With all the issues involving massage parlors and sex scandals in the past giving many parlors a bad moral reputation, what I found most interesting in my experiences was that the extra activities were initiated by the masseuse and not by me---at least not verbally. Since female touch of any sort when I am laying naked on a table with only a towel covering can easily bring arousal, it's difficult to hide the excitement. Eventually, some masseuses would ask if I really needed the towel any more. Also, the younger the masseuse, the more likely the interaction. Other times, the masseuse would ignore the towel tenting as professionally as medical practitioners are trained to do.

I avoid the parlors and instead schedule with the male erotic masseurs on a website. There's agreement up front about what they will and will not do and what they would like me to do or not do during the massage. I prefer the M2M treatment with wonderful results. Haven't had a woman masseur in years. I have also had traditional massages and those were clearly clinical and sex-free.

 

[BlueEyes1969]

I'm surprised to hear that digital prostate exams are even being done in GP exams any more. The finger wave has never been a sexually stimulating thing for me, female examiner or not.

I've been a VA patient now for the past ten years. "Primary Care Providers", at least at my facility, refer all issues regarding the genital region to a Urologist. At the VA, you may not even get a digital prostate exam unless you actually ask for it. The first VA Urologist I was referred to was male; but it wasn't for any prostate exam. It's where the initial inguinal hernia exam was done before referral to a surgeon. So that was dropping the pants so he could finger in the inguinal region and do the turn your head and cough test. The last two times the Urologist was a female. The first time was for some skin lesions, where she said that wasn't her area, sent me to a surgeon who said I should have just been sent to a dermatologist from the beginning. The second time, Yes, she did the asshole finger in me, but it gave me no pleasure.

As I mentioned above regarding the increase in female practitioners, my experiences above involving genital region treatments has become dominantly by females. That includes the two dermatologist MDs who did the cryo treatments for the inguinal lesions while I laid face up total naked from the waist down on a table. Both were young, attractive looking Doctors, very professional and there was no detectable arousal from me during any of it (although that was more likely at age 65 at the time).

I'm happy for you if the female GP digit exam turned you on. Did you get an erection for her?

Same here about the prostate exams. My GP is a woman who refers me every six months to a urologist due to a high incidence of prostate cancer in my male family members. I had a scare a few years back that means this is an important, regular test requirement. No pleasure for me either. . . .

 

[JBoy1952]

I avoid the parlors and instead schedule with the male erotic masseurs on a website. There's agreement up front about what they will and will not do and what they would like me to do or not do during the massage. I prefer the M2M treatment with wonderful results. Haven't had a woman masseur in years. I have also had traditional massages and those were clearly clinical and sex-free.

I'm not sure how I would react to a male massage. I wouldn't be going to a male massage for any sexual/erotic purposes. However, when I'm laid out on a massage table getting my body rubbed down, I'll close my eyes and fantasize whose hands of someone I know and would love to have sex with. With the female masseuses, that alone can be the reason for the phallic rise, so what's on my mind may have prompted those massage parlor situations that had some sexual release. So, if I did my "normal" during a massage while a male is performing it, I suppose I could show some excitement--but not because of the male doing it.

 

[easyoff]

I have a female primary car doctor that really seems to enjoy doing prostate exams.
She always wants to do one everytime I see her and they last a little longer than normal.
I do enjoy my visits more than I use to.

 

[LoneMilf]

Once, a very long time ago, I had to have major surgery. As preparation, a tube had to be inserted at the intersection of my legs and crotch. In order to do this in a hygienic way, a female nurse shaved me. At the time, it wasn't particularly erotic, but it still stuck in my mind somehow

 

[JBoy1952]

Once, a very long time ago, I had to have major surgery. As preparation, a tube had to be inserted at the intersection of my legs and crotch. In order to do this in a hygienic way, a female nurse shaved me. At the time, it wasn't particularly erotic, but it still stuck in my mind somehow

When I had my inguinal hernia surgery performed by a male MD, I found after it had been done that one side of my groin had been shaved after I was under the anesthesia. Certainly, since all the attending nurses in surgery were female, I assumed that a female did the deed. I did wonder why the shave wasn't done as a prep before surgery, but figured it was probably done to minimize any discomfort I might have, or what might happen with a female toying around at my genital region. The pre-surgery nurse had me do a cleansing self-prep around the genital region, apparently trusting that I would do an adequate job---it was like they resisted any male to female conscious exposure of the male genital region.
That stuck in my mind somehow, also.

When I had a colonoscopy close to 10 years ago, the scrub pants I was required to change into without underwear was pulled down by reaching under a blanket while I was laying face up. But when I awakened in recovery and was conscious enough to realize, I wondered if they fiddled around with me fully exposed to pull my pants back up.
That stuck in my mind somehow back then as well.

I ended up having a testicular ultrasound a couple of months after my inguinal surgery, performed by a female sonographer. My penis was exposed in all its glory as she did the procedure, somewhat self-conscious that I might end up with an unwanted erection. Watching the sonographer and her eyes during the procedure was an interesting experience. That has stuck in my mind and recalled more often somehow.

 

[JBoy1952]

I have a female primary car doctor that really seems to enjoy doing prostate exams.
She always wants to do one everytime I see her and they last a little longer than normal.
I do enjoy my visits more than I use to.

She might have a fetish enjoying sticking her finger up a man's ass while observing the view underneath. I know I wondered what the female urologist was thinking when she did mine. There was also another female medical personnel person in the room to observe. I asked why and was told they require another person during those type exams. When the doc was ready, she had me turn in a direction to lean over on a support that exposed my frontal side to the observor. I remember when I looked in her direction, I saw her quick turn her head and eyes away from looking at me.

I have a female primary care provider now that results in an automatic referral to a specialist for anything that would require exposing myself. Things have really changed over the years since females have become more prominent medical providers.

 

[JBoy1952]

I get regular massages. The legit places there has never been a suggestion of anything dodgy. Even with the really attractive ones. Professional all the way.

I’ve had happy ending massages which resulted in number 3. That’s the whole point, right? Also professional all the way, in a different way

Interesting. I went to what I had no reason to believe wasn't a "legit massage parlor" one time and ended up fucking the masseuse. She was a part-time college student working to earn part of her education costs. I did no suggesting of any kind, but once she noticed I had an erection, she went to work. Beautiful girl, beautiful body---and a beautiful treatment under a most unexpected circumstance.

 

[easyoff]

She might have a fetish enjoying sticking her finger up a man's ass while observing the view underneath. I know I wondered what the female urologist was thinking when she did mine. There was also another female medical personnel person in the room to observe. I asked why and was told they require another person during those type exams. When the doc was ready, she had me turn in a direction to lean over on a support that exposed my frontal side to the observor. I remember when I looked in her direction, I saw her quick turn her head and eyes away from looking at me.

I have a female primary care provider now that results in an automatic referral to a specialist for anything that would require exposing myself. Things have really changed over the years since females have become more prominent medical providers.

Maybe I should try moaning a little and see what happens.

 

[Bigboobbabe]

When I was 21 and newly married, I was very naive and innocent. My husband and I were both virgins until about 7 months after dating.

I was having serious pain during my ovulation and after sex. I also had blood in my urine.

I was a newly certified medical laboratory technician. I worked at the large hospital where I lived pre-marriage.
When I was referred to a urologist, I made an appointment 2 blocks from the hospital so I could go immediately after work.

I needed a procedure called a cystoscopy. They thread a camera on a scope up the urethra to see in the bladder.

I was undressed from the waist down, half laying, knees bent and spread. The doctor took his position on the stool to insert the camera. Down between my knees he told me I looked familiar. He wanted to know if I worked in the lab.

I am 100% certain he didn't recognize me from his current view. I felt myself turn 30 shades of red.

Not sexual, but I was embarrassed to tell my husband as if I had exposed myself wrongly.

Ahhhh young, innocent, and very boring.

 

[JBoy1952]

When I was 21 and newly married, I was very naive and innocent. My husband and I were both virgins until about 7 months after dating.

I was having serious pain during my ovulation and after sex. I also had blood in my urine.

I was a newly certified medical laboratory technician. I worked at the large hospital where I lived pre-marriage.
When I was referred to a urologist, I made an appointment 2 blocks from the hospital so I could go immediately after work.

I needed a procedure called a cystoscopy. They thread a camera on a scope up the urethra to see in the bladder.

I was undressed from the waist down, half laying, knees bent and spread. The doctor took his position on the stool to insert the camera. Down between my knees he told me I looked familiar. He wanted to know if I worked in the lab.

I am 100% certain he didn't recognize me from his current view. I felt myself turn 30 shades of red.

Not sexual, but I was embarrassed to tell my husband as if I had exposed myself wrongly.

Ahhhh young, innocent, and very boring.

Doctor was out of line with the timing for that kind of question.

It took a good number of years to get my wife to shave herself bald down below. Her greatest objection...what would her gynecologist think. I asked her about her hairless visit the next time she saw the doctor...she said she was nervous at first being "so naked" in front of another man, but was relieved when he didn't act any different than past visits. She had no problem keeping shaved after that.

 

[Bigboobbabe]

Doctor was out of line with the timing for that kind of question.

It took a good number of years to get my wife to shave herself bald down below. Her greatest objection...what would her gynecologist think. I asked her about her hairless visit the next time she saw the doctor...she said she was nervous at first being "so naked" in front of another man, but was relieved when he didn't act any different than past visits. She had no problem keeping shaved after that.

I worked for a few hundred OBGYN's. One of the funniest things most women do when getting ready for the exam is hide their panties and bra in between their pants and shirt.

They are about to spread legs, have the speculum inserted, bright light viewing it all, and yet the patient doesn't want anyone to see their underwear.

So I don't wear any.

 

[saintcero]

I had a digital rectal exam as part of my initial meeting with a new doctor. My old doctor had changed locations on me. Anyway the DRE was done but on the way out I got 3 quick finger fucks from the doctor. I was so shocked that I did not say anything. After the fact, I have relieved that event as part of several fantasies. I never went back to him but only because of an insurance situation. Sometimes I think about a return visit

 

[live4thebj]

A massage from a professional shouldn’t be sexual at all. If it is they aren’t a professional. Intimate I will give you that. You are naked and they are rubbing you.

 

[zorafolley]

Would you have let him lick and fuck you?