When I return from a doctor's appointment, I usually tell my dear wife what happened. But then again, I've never had any truly "annoying" medical tests.The exception was my only prostate exam 10 years ago.since long done now with a simple blood test, but then via a rectal exam done by a female docter.I found that too embarrassing to tell my wife, especially because she would most likely pass it on to my now-adult daughters.I prefer to reserve the discussion of such exams for here on Zity, as some good female friends here know.
I discuss my health issues with my wife, and people who I feel comfortable with. Men my age, have similar medical issues, and are curious about treatments that have helped. We’re beyond the age of worrying about whether our sperm count is sufficient, or what we can do to prevent hair loss.
At my school they were required annually, and I was always curious about what the boy’s exams were like. My girls classmates and I were curious, but we didn't have the courage to ask the boy’s .@maria_fetish I would be happy to discuss what the boys exams were like in school. You can ask me anything, I'm not shy. Ask me here or send me a private message. I always enjoy remembering those exams.
I do discuss my exams to my partner and four very close friends. I have also shared them with the Zity community. The four best friends have supported me 100% and are curious to learn about my MtF transition journey.From reading others posting on their experience, I have learned a great deal. One the best ways to learn in my opinion. Especially the more sensitive private exams.
I always share the details of my examination with my wife after each doctor session I have. Sometimes she comes with me to my appointments too.On the other side my wife shares details with me. A few weeks ago, she had doctor appointment for breast examination and I accompanied her to the appointment and surprisingly the doctor (hot male doctor) examined her breast in front of me. It was such a hot experience!
I usually share the details of medical exams with my wife. I rarely talk about them with other men. Occasionally I will discuss them with female friends who I know to be medical professionals of one sort or another or who may have had similar experiences.
Yes, I’m very open about my medical experiences. I happily share the details with close friends, family and even coworkers when we’re at that level of comfort. I seem to have completely missed out on the embarrassment gene!I’ve posted quite a few of my own exam and procedure stories here on Zity too. I genuinely enjoy hearing about other people’s journeys, there’s something comforting and intimate about swapping those vulnerable moments. It can ease worries, spark interesting conversations and sometimes even help someone feel less alone.And yes… I’m very aware that for some members here these stories stir all sorts of delicious fantasies. I’m not just comfortable with it, I quite enjoy knowing I’m getting you a little hot under the collar.So go ahead… ask me anything. Tell me exactly what you want to hear. I’ll describe every slow, intimate detail just for you.
I do with other women and encourage them to tell me about their exams too. I've overheard women in our office telling the men what happens at our workplace medicals. Any time I leave to go for my medical during work hours it's extra embarrassing as I know that they know I'm going to get my labia pulled back.
I had a school medical well after everyone else partly due to age then further by my mother not filling out a consent section either way. The medical itself was embarrassing and I was aroused in front of the doctor as probably 100s of boys had been before me.Anyway, I got back into class and the teacher said “Well…” I looked at him and he went on “did you enjoy that?” I just know that I went beetroot.So obviously they had been talking.
The day before yesterday, my employee, a 40-year-old single woman, told me about her cardiology appointment. It was very exciting.
When we have physical exams, some girls in our class asked me about it. They were especially interested in the Genital Exam. I was a little bit shy, but they persuaded to Tell them everything.
One day, a female colleague of mine complained that her automatic blood pressure monitor was inflating the cuff too much for no apparent reason, as her blood pressure wasn't high anyway. I had the opportunity to discuss using a manual blood pressure monitor.
Yes, I share with a female friend. I like the embarrassment of telling her about my exams. She probably likes it somewhat, but to be fair she probably tolerates it more.
I’ve not talked much about it to people in my personal life. One girlfriend in particular, though. A lot of my experiences were different from hers and she had an interest in hearing quite a lot about it, and I enjoyed sharing.
I once had a boss who used to have regular hospital treatment for MS and used to be somewhat of an over sharer!I heard first hand about her ailments - "spent yesterday with my (huge) tits out all morning" being my favourite anecdote.