Getting Aroused by Reading Medical Textbooks

It was with me too. My grandmother and grandfather were doctors and lots of medical books were in our house. on one occasion I was flipping the pages of a book and my attention was drawn to photos illustrating technique of medical examination. If was a book for paediatricians, so there were children on photos and many of them were naked. Even for illustration of how to correctly measure the height and weight there was a naked boy, roughly 8-9 y o. Also to better illustrate some endocrine disorders, the photos showed a patient with the disorder and a normal same age boy or girl for comparison and in many cases both were completely naked. I liked those photos. I was 10 at that moment and one page contained a photo of a 14 y o boy next to a same age boy with gigantism. Both were completely naked and had quite big penises and pubic hair. I looked at the photo and found myself wondering what my penis and testicles will look like in 4 years time.

Oh yes. I would seek out anything that would add to my knowledge and fascination.

As an early teenager I would babysit for next door and they had a copy of The Naked Ape by Desmond Morris which contained an explicit description of the sexual act. I read that many a time and remember the earliest and most stubborn of erections as I did.

I also rather enjoyed looking at the glossy mail order mags to see how the underwear sections looked.

What else was a shy, teenage lad meant to do? I couldn’t ask my dad for his “dirty mags” though I did find them eventually.

I was very aroused by sexual education book, by their naive drawing and just title about sex, lol..

My grandparents had medical textbooks that I would secretly read when I would stay at their house. I guess they were more commonly owned among people of their generation to look up symptoms when you didn’t have immediate access to doctors and medical information the way we do now. They were pretty eye opening, and I‘ll admit some of the graphics in them definitely turned me on.

O used to go to the library all the time .Different ones to read about enemas. Nurse training .I would spend hours reading them

Absolutely. At home, we had book called something like the Family Medical Guide that had a chapter on sex. Trying to make sense of the line drawings of the vulva spurred me on to investigate further. At the university library, I looked at medical books, as well as sex research such as The Hite Report, Masters & Johnson, Our Bodies Ourselves etc. It was less embarrassing to read these in a quiet corner of the library than to buy pornography. Although, eventually, I did buy my own copy of The Hite Report.

Medical textbooks, films, instructional videos, teaching materials, all of it. And, what's more, my fetish is very "picky" in that I tend to be turned off when there is a piece of medical fetish material that is not reasonably medically accurate. Like using a stethoscope to listen to the play patient's genitals or the play doctor pressing on patient's lower abdomen and calling it "examining the liver". It's ridiculous.

Yep! Before the internet got as, let’s say, ‘developed’ as it is today the more academic sources were one of the few places to get good reading material. Another underrated source was the health sections of women’s magazines like Good Housekeeping and the like.

This was my porn stash growing up, now the books leave out the best parts or give you a crappy illustration to fantasize about, sad times.