Are straight men comfortable with male ROLE PLAY doctor?

Never done any role play with a male doc, but im sure i would be ok with it.

Sexuality is so interesting. This thread reminds me of a tee shirt I saw in Key West that said “I’m not gay, but $20 is $20.” Why do guys freak out about bisexuality? I don’t see a similar level of denial from women. There are dozens of threads here about ‘straight’ men engaging in same-sex behavior. I want to go all Inigo Montoya on them and say, “You keep using that word, I don’t think you know what it means.”

I'm a straight male patient and for me it's not important the sex of the Doctor, it's just a role play based on embarrassing and humiliating moments. But in the last few years I developed a preference for mature male Doctors, I love to be examined by an experienced and strict Doctor, in this scenario I'm a very willing patient totally submitted to the Doctor. I work hard to be a really good patient that follow all Doctor's orders 😊

This thread is not really for me as I am a gay guy and of course I would like another male playing doctor with me.

Still, I would like to add my own perspective on this: first of all, I have never thought or dreamt to have any sexual encounter with a female, so in my opinion I am as gay as you can get. But this being said, I would not automatically exclude that I would enjoy if a lady would play doctor with me. I would not consider at all the reversal of the roles, but as a patient I would say that I would not say an automatic "no" to that possibility.

Does this make me any less gay and at least a bit more bisexual? Personally I do not think so. For example, whenever in any nudist place, I do not even look at any female body around and I have never had once any fantasy about having sex with a woman.

Just... and these are my two cents... things are more complicated than a simple "yes" or "no".

Or at least they are more complicated for me... other people might be simpler than me, but I tend to think that we all have a certain degree of complexity that is something we should cherish, rather than try to put into the "yes" cage or into the "no" cage

If a male says they are “straight”, as in no interest in any sexual activity with another man whatsoever, I doubt highly that they would even put themselves in a position of doing RP with another male. Beyond that, if they consider themselves even just slightly bi-curious, that would be a different matter. Personally, I fall in that second category. If I am putting a label on myself (which I think is best avoided, but a topic for another post), I am essentially straight, but curious enough to consider trying something different. Like many people, I think, my curiosity rises with how turned on I am.

I wasn’t sure how I would feel about being with a male play doctor until I did it. It is like anything else, as long as you are cautious, set expectations properly and use good judgement, you’ll never know till you try it. In my case, it didn’t matter that the play doc was a male as the experience was incredible. I have come to realize that if we perpetually “seek perfect”, it Is possible we will never get to experience the things we desire. In this case, boundaries were understood, respected and even pushed. I have no regrets and can now say, I’ve dabbled in “bi play”. I’m really glad I did.

For myself, it took a long while for me to be comfortable during an examination. During that same period of my life, I had sex with another man for the first time. That seemed to open my eyes to eliminating a lot of my boundaries.

That would be out of the question for me, I could never submit like that.

Not such as a submittal but more of experimentation that went right. Not for the men's part but knocking down boundaries. You don't try you will never know what you are missing, at least to me. Do remember, weird has my picture beside it in the dictionary.

I am Straight and I’m perfectly “comfortable” seeing a male play doctor. Growing up all of my doctors were men so it has always felt like a more realistic exam experience. Yes, I find It very embarrassing and at times humiliating while I’m being examined but that is all part of the experience that I find Arousing.

The roll play for me would end in some kind of sexual release, so no I would not be comfortable since I'm completely straight. I guess I could understand if your roll play had nothing to do with sexual release if it did then are you really straight?

I'm comfortable with male or female play doctors.

Interesting question. If I'm sitting here and the question ever enters my mind, then not so much. However, bent over a stack of pillows with my ass red from a good spanking with raging wood and knowing an enema is heading my way… a different story indeed.

I have no problem to submit myself to a male doctor during play exams. The situation and the stimulation is what make me excited.

I never heard of play doc except when I was little and had a play doctor bag and doctored on my dolls! These comments are wa out there! I’m straight as a arrow and so is my husband! He doesn’t look forward to his yearly check up with a real male doctor and I don’t look forward to going and getting mine either! Always glad it’s over with!

Yes, it is hard to find real time players. A lot of times, they chicken out at the last minute. You get that last minute text message that they won’t be able to make and you never hear from them again.

Since it is supposed to be for fun and at the same time it is linked to sexuality, I can't see myself enjoying any positive aspect of this.

Cannot see someone who is straight wanting another male poking around his body.

Not this straight man ! I can't speak for others, but I don't want another guy near my private parts, in any manner. Some guy, a bisexual, who was at a college party years ago, grabbed my ass, when I was walking to the kitchen. I beat the living crap out of him. The cops came, spoke to witnesses, detained me, and eventually told him that it served him right. Unfortunately, I was asked to leave, and there was a blonde woman that I had been wanting to meet, at around the time that this whole incident unfolded.

Sure. I am comfortable with a male doctor examining me, checking for hernia, DRE., etc.

Would I PREFER a male over a female? No way!

I have had play exams done by 2 male doctors even though I am straight. To me if they are professional it does not matter. I think it adds to the excitement to me. I am straight and like to feel vulnerable and embarrassed so it just makes it worse if they are the same sex as me. I would not fault anyone for trying a male doc and would encourage them! Some of the best experiences have been that way.

This becomes complicated I suspect for those who may fear reacting during the examination from a male and confuse this with being gay! It seems to me that if one is adventuresome in seeking a play exam, you should be mature enough to accept what takes place including genital reaction. I

Becoming erect is often as much involuntary when stimulation takes place. Each of us has our own reactivity to being touched, held, squeezed or probed. I would have to think that somewhere in one's subconscious the idea of having an erection while being handled has been operating for some time. Is it not the stuff of fantasies? So if the fantasy is now acted upon, it becomes real and the body is likely to react. This would not be an issue for me. Otherwise why go there?

Of course I am, that's why my profile says what it does.

I agree with glock.

Only if the male play-doc had one female assistant he was training or at least a female or two observers to make he was doing it right!

I am more or less straight. I'm only romantically interested in women, but I've fantasized about exploring sex with men within a threesome context.

All that said, I did have one experience with an older male play doc and it went well. He reached out to me, and I eventually figured why not. As others have said, there was something erotic about being the patient to a doctor towards whom I did not feel any physical attraction. It heightened the feeling of embarrassment as I undressed and let him examine me. He finished the examination with the collection of a semen sample, and I had difficulty getting an erection, maybe because he was male and maybe because I was nervous. When he was finally successful, it was hot to think that he had genuinely “forced” it out of me. He was a total professional about it all, and I think that it was enjoyable for him knowing that he was exploring the body of a younger, straight male.

I still prefer to play with women, but it's fun to occasionally mix it up. It's also much easier to find male play docs.

Only if the male play-doc had one female assistant he was training or at least a female or two observers to make he was doing it right!

Totally agree to this. Having a female assistant, nurse or observer brings so much more fun, embarrassment, humiliation especially during DRE exam.

I’m straight and have had male role play doctors. For me, a play exam is all about my own embarrassment so it really doesn’t matter what gender the play doc is.

Nope. No. Nyet. Especially if there is a sexual component included. If you identify as a straight male and this excites you, I think you need to rethink your sexual identity. Just admit you are bi. These days, it’s not as big a deal.

This raises several points with me, 1, I'm a gay male, 2, I only want examinations with a male, 3, my interest is in medical examination, not sexual,

okay manipulation of the penis and obtaining a sample is getting closer toward sexual ectivity, but as long as it remains in a medical treatment context thats fine, it would not be exciting to me as an examination if it were to become sexual, therefore my personal take on this is that i would have thought straight men would think similarly, i could of course be wrong

I will preface my comments as a bisexual male who predominantly has experience as a play patient with male play doctors. That said, I think that someone going through a medical fetish exam with someone of the same sex is not entirely the same as having sexual attraction to that person. Most of my play doctors I wasn't sexually attracted to, even though I allowed them to sexually stimulate me to orgasm during the exam. I've also done exams for female play patients (who I also sexually stimulated as a part of the exam), and wasn't sexually attracted to some of those patients either. The examination is the erotic experience for me personally, and knowing that my partner is experiencing that too is a big turn on. Certainly some folks are out in this community that are fine with same sex medical play partners who otherwise see themselves as heterosexual. I don't think its a common scenario, but I also don't think its for me to question how someone personally feels about themselves, their sexuality, or otherwise.