Sex or No Sex in a Play Exam

No penetration or oral.

But extraction of a semen specimen is the perfect way to finish up a comprehensive examination.

For me, it depends on the connection with the “doctor." I've had experiences with one doctor friend in which we mutually masturbated one another to combine our semen samples. for most other doctor/patient scenes, sex is off the table as it spoils the fantasy of the exam scene.

I do enjoy sexual pleasures/intimacy with female patients after play exam… I always start with detailed physical exam and keeping breast/pelvic exam to later part..

Keeping in mind that this role play is being done for explicit sexual gratification to some degree or another, I dont Like to involve any activity that is too overtly sexual. When I’m meeting a new doctor, i always explain that maintaining professionalism and going about the exam in a very clinical way is the key to my arousal. If I’m examining a woman, I usually Tell them that orgasms are natural and that because my exams are so detailed, they may find themselves needing some relief. However, there is never any penetration, oral or “intentional” manual stimulation.

I’m open to either. It depends on the mood/feel of the exam. When I’m doing an exam on my partner, sex typically happens. When I’m having an exam or with a patient that isn’t my SO, I prefer not sex, but an orgasm is acceptable. I think it depends also on what the definition of sex is.

Obviously, consent is key as are the boundaries that are set by all parties (including partners and significant others)

I would love for my play Dr to use his meaty thermometer to take my temperature 🍑🍆😈

I do not have sexual relations with my patients. I'm not into it for the sexual aspect, but rather the natural power exchange that occurs between the doc and patient. Now that being said, I will gladly perform orgasm response testing with gloved hands, toys, estim, etc…

Sex (with the patient) is not part of the event for me. Others may of course differ in this, but I much prefer to keep it all professional and real.