Do you enjoy exam table paper under you?

Don't know why but yes yes I do.

It totally does. It's an element that's there because it's utilitarian, not because you're supposed to feel comfortable in the environment of a doc's office. It's something that's pulled down, torn off, and thrown away as each patient comes into the room. (As a patient, you, too, are just another body on the table and completely subject to what the doc needs to do. You know there was someone there right before you, there will be someone right after you. You are hardly unique.) And, of course, the loud crunching that happens every time you move just draws attention to you and how you're repositioning yourself so that the doc has better access to what he wants to examine.

While exam table paper is never a need-to-have element of a play exam, it's certainly something that makes me feel a little more objectified--and that's always part of the fun.

Yes, I love the sound it makes when the patient lies down on it. It's also a piece of the puzzle to have realistic set for play exams

Definitely like. When I was little I had to take off all my clothes and lay on that wonderful paper. I remember it well. Rectal temps, shots and all. So wonderful.

I love the feel of the paper and the crinkly sound that occurs when I move around onto it. Aside from that, I like the added feeling of cleanliness and hygiene that it provides.

Enjoy the exam paper and its feel under me and then the enticing sound of it as I lower down upon it with my elbows prior to the rectal exam of my prostate with the physician behind me glowing up and with a slight glance witnessing him living up his digit prior to thrusting it into me with the paper becoming even more audible.Fretter

Yes I love the feel and sound of the exam table paper. It certainly adds to the feelings of being in the doctor's office.

Yes I most definitely do, love everything about it! I like seeing it on the table, all crisp and uncreased when I enter the exam room, knowing how it will feel and sound. I enjoy the feel of it under me as I take a seat on the exam table and set my bare cheeks on it, the rustling and crinkling sounds also adding to the experience. And when directed to lay back or instructed to scoot my bottom to the end of the table, the sound of the paper under me just makes it that much more exciting and memorable.

Yes I do; the feel on my bare skin, the crinkle and rustling as asked to scoot lower.

Most of all I like to sit up and wait a little whilst talking to the dr so that when i get down there is nice wet spot left behind.

Nope. I find it uncomfortable, itchy and aesthetically annoying. It provides a false deceiving impression of cleanliness as well.

I didn't like it. Somehow the sound itself iritated me. Didn't like the feel on my skin. Sound was irritating but the feel I really can't explain. I knowit's better to have that disposable paper than to have nothing at all. But still I didn't like it

The experience with the exam table paper is unique. There is nothing else that can compare to the feel or sound as one's body makes contact. Of course, all is amplified if one's bare skin is what makes the initial contact. For me, it generates a wealth of memories from exams in the past. It is triggering in many ways as are exam room smells, particularly alcohol. I have also noticed that some rooms now have a pillow to make lying back more comfortable. Lastly, there is finding the tell tale sign of a KY smear on the table's paper as one gets up.

I don’t even think they use that paper anymore do they