Anyone else want to be embarassed?

I have this odd fantasy. Going to the doc, being asked to strip completely in presence of nurse... Male, female, does not matter. Get a very thorough exam... Eyes, ears, heart, reflexes, genetals, rectal speculum, rectal temp, everything.. All with the door open. the more people that walk by, the better. After abdominal exam, I'd like to be found to be constipated, and given an enema and a have a diaper put on, then be lead around the office to "walk it all out". no drape, other clothing, or anything. The more people that see it, the better... Hell, leave me sitting like this in the waiting room for awhile while other "patients" come and go. Once all done, be given a shower, completely scrubbed down, fresh diaper, dressed, and then be on my way. what I would not give for such an experience...

One of the main aspects I enjoy about my medfet is the embarrassment I feel during exams and other appointments. Especially, being instructed to undress and the exposure of my body to someone who is completely clothed. Inspecting, touching, and manipulating my body . The power dynamics involved between doctor/ nurse and the patient. The invasive and personal questions that usually are involved with anything medical. Knowing that other people can possibly see, hear, or are just aware that I am going through and experiencing an intimate exam. Especially if there is a chaperone or someone else witnessing my exposure or embarrassment.

During my actual appointment, I am nervous, anxious, embarrassed, and not enjoying myself. However, after the appointment is over, these are all the things I love to think back on and fantasize about.

Yes I love the embarrassment aspect of it and the power exchange. The whole obeying and giving a near total stranger access to your body and answering various, sometimes embarrassing questions. I'm like @Ben_Dover in that usually in the moment if something awkward happens, I am embarrassed and feel uneasy (and excited as well) but after the fact have a lot of fun reflecting on the experience.