How do you feel when the nurse exams?

I recently wrote a story relating to receiving a physical from a nurse who was very controlling. It was fantasy but perhaps unfair to assume that the examiner if female will be domineering. I tend to expect that from a doctor but maybe this is overgeneralizing or a byproduct of our society. So, I am wondering how other men regard their experiences with a nurse. I think subconsciously the aspect of being controlled is very arousing and maybe more so when at the hands of the female. I could be wrong depending on sexual attraction to either sex. Anyway, I am curious to learn how others think about this. Thanks

Several years ago I went to an enema nurse that advertised on Beth Tyler's web site. She advertised complete physical exams in addition to enemas. I made the appointment and told her I wanted a complete physical exam including a catheter, enemas, and shots in the butt. When I got there she told me to take all my clothes off and sit on the table. She did a complete physical exam starting at my head and moving down my body. She put a catheter in me and gave me three enemas. She also used sounds on me. At the end she gave me two shots in the butt with sterile water and it had a good sting to it. I enjoyed the exam. Shortly after my exam she disappeared or I would have gone back for another one.

I have never been examined by a nurse, other than having my vitals taken, and asked about my current medications, and the reason for my appointment. I did receive a complete physical form a female nurse practitioner once, including a genital, and rectal exam. She was a lot more sympathetic, about my embarrassment, and concerned with me being comfortable with the situation, than any of the male doctors that I have seen, ever have been.

I rarely get to be examined by my doctor, it's always a nurse now. I find them very pleasant and not domineering the way they used to be when I was a kid. They actually listen to you and the way you feel about what they would like you to do or take for medicine. I DO know how my body reacts to certain medicines and they are willing to work with me. Doctors, on the other hand, seem to have this I want you to do this and I don't give a shit how you feel, attitude. I've always been the one in charge from the day I enlisted in the army where they put me in charge of the group going in simply because I had been in the Civil Air Patrol as a youngster, to being an instructor and a field first sergeant at the company level. In civilian work I was always at the top because I had the FCC license they needed and was also lucky to have perfect color perception in the days when we had to spend an hour adjusting every color TV before we could sell it.

When I deal with a doctor I expect them to listen to me when I know what does not work well in my body. It's MY body, I'm in charge of it and they better listen.