Health care professionals and kinkiness

[color=#000000]A few I have spoken too won't compromise their medical ethics by utilising their medical skills beyond a fairly tame and superficial level. . . .[/color]

[color=#000000]That is most likely because they aren't into it, NOT because they are so highly principled.[/color]

I'm sure itis all in the numbers. If you take the overall few here relative to the overall population and divide it by the doctors and other healthcare professionals, the numbers of doctors etc that are actually aroused by medfet are so small that probably can't calculate it. On the other hand, how many of us admit our fetishes to others outside these walls? Just something to think about. Humans are just that. Doctors etc I'm sure are no different then the rest of us.

I was a med-student and a surgical assistant for 4 years ... my cadaver in first year anatomy was a female ...the two issues of professional and personal interests were totally separated ... like ladydoc, there was never a conflict of interest for me .... hope that info helps in resolving this issue.

As I have said in the past work is work and play is play and usually when we see medical professionals we see them at work. It's only when you get to know them personally that you can usually get a feel for whether or not they are kinky or not. As a nurse I can tell you that almost all medical professionals fall into 2 distinct groups, kinky or prudish. One percent I would say are in that gray area and who really haven't given it a second thought. A lot of medical professionals are as I would say very open minded and ummm not as strait as an arrow, lol. Being on the inside you hang out with others and you start to pick up on different things, i.e., looks, verbage etc.

For example, my personal doc, John when in conversation he's used terms like "vanilla" and what not, lol. Yeah, he's kinky, lol. Besides that he laughs at my kinky jokes, lol.

Mashie

I am sure that during several separate medical appts., 2 nurses ( one male one female and one male med student) had erotic time with me while examining me and taking rectal temperature/doing rectal exam with scope. While being professional, I felt that they spent a lot of time and enjoyed what they were doing. They are only human and I am sure it is a turn on to them to see someone naked and do things to them when it is someone they find attractive. How could it not be?

I'm a medical professional, and yes I am kinky - but I have never and would ever let it affect my professional behaviour. There are quite a number of people working in the healthcare business - and the few of us in here are no mesure for the average healthcare worker. I guess I would have my kinks regardless of my profession. But It's nice to have some knowhow about enemas, med fet, catheters and how to perform my play in a safe manner.

I am a health pro and yes I'm very kinky. However, to mix work with pleasure would be a big mistake. Patients must always be respected. I have never let my personal interests spill over into my work. I will say though that docs and nurses have in general a great sense of the absurd. Twisted jokes are enjoyed by most of us. I have no idea whether my colleagues have any interest in kinks.

When I did my OR rotation while training as a paramedic, one of the cases I observed was a partial penectomy. The patient was unconscious and draped. The surgical resident that was doing the procedure asks for a scissors from the scrub nurse. From under a sterile drape, she pulls out what looks like a sterile hedge clipper. Without skipping a beat, the surgeon looks at the instrument then looks at the penis then back to the instrument and calmly says "I don't think we need anything that big." The laughter was infectious but over in about 15 seconds. The surgery proceeded with only about a minute of time wasted. Kinky? I don't know. Irreverent? Hell yes.

Heck, my husband is a retired Orthopedic Surgeon and we have sexy, kinky even Taboo, Boo, Boo type fun. He's a human being also and knows what the guide lines are between work and home. And never the twain shall meet! I've know this man my entire life. He's my best friend, great dad and grand dad and was a mighty fine doctor. No we have moved and will enjoy life on pension, savings and SS. We have earned it! I come here because I know there are people similar to me here. This is a playground!

GyneDoll

I don't think that the percentage of kinksters in medical professions is far from the general population. Professionals have to be very discrete about their kinks.

Yes. Some healthcare folk are kinky. Including me. But, chiming in on what others have said: work is work and play is play. A small riff on that is this: With work - even teaching folk to be erotic - the focus is completely on them. With play - the focus is mutual. At least that's the way it works for me. Oh, and it is never 'sex for money.' That would be a whole 'nother kettle of fish.

When I was just over 40 yrs. old, I went to my family Dr. for a pain in my shoulder. After checking it, he suggested I come back for my 40 yr. old physical, which includes a prostate exam. I didn't schedule it because I was embarrassed. I do a lot of anal stuffing so my hole is quite stretched out and I figured the Dr. would certainly notice. A week or so later I got a call from his office and they were very persistent to schedule a physical. Well, I went in the following Saturday morning and they took blood for testing and did all the regular stuff. Then he told me to stand up, pull down my shorts and lean on the bed with my elbows. After he did the check up, we were talking while he was doing paperwork and he mentioned that he had an "investment group" meeting at his home, once a month on Saturday evenings, and asked if I was interested in attending. It really took me by surprise because we had not talked about stocks and investing, EVER. He then gave me his card, wrote his home and cell number on the back and told me to call if I was interested in attending. I never did call but always wondered what prompted him to invite me, which was shortly after he had his finger in my butt. I always wondered, even fantasized about there being some sort of male orgy or something going on there. Damn, I should have called...

I never did call but always wondered what prompted him to invite me, which was shortly after he had his finger in my butt.

Maybe he wanted to show you how he makes a deposit during this investment group. 😃

The kinkiest girl I ever dated was an xray technician who I met after a sports injury. She loved enemas, both giving and taking. She was great, but perhaps too kinky for my taste because I ultimately married a woman far less so even if she likes enemas, too.

The kinkiest healthcare person that I know of was a gal that was an oncology nurse for a doctor that I went to about 22 years ago. I know one time I was in the office and she came in after taking a phone call and said that the X-ray department was on the lookout for a patient who had skipped out of their appointment. She asked me if I wanted to take their place at having a Barium Enema. I told her no; then got to thinking afterwards, of saying yes if she would be the one administering the BE.

Years ago a very good friend of mine worked in a radiology clinic. Patients would be sent to this clinic for all sorts of x-rays and fluoroscopic exams, which included upper GI x-rays and barium enema exams. He loved his job, mainly because he was aroused by patients who were embarrassed and nervous about their procedures, especially the barium x-rays. He told me that at that time most patients were told they were going to be getting a "lower GI exam". Some of the patients had no idea that it involved a large enema. His favorite type of patient was the burly, masculine, fearless male who, when being told to take off ALL their clothes, put on a gown, and then realizing that they would be receiving an enema, would all of a sudden turn into a scared little boy. Most of them would fight the insertion, usually resulting in calling in a few other medical personnel to literally hold him down. And then, while the barium was flowing into them, they would whine and whimper about how they "can't hold it", or "I have to go to the bathroom". Just the actions and reactions from these guys was enough to satisfy the fetish my friend had. Obviously, no one was violated or abused, so no harm was done to any patients. Just curious how many medical professionals receive some sort of sexual fetish fulfillment from their jobs, without harming anyone!

While I can't speak for all of us I can speak for almost all of us. We don't receive any medical fetish fulfillment from our jobs because work is work and play is play and we never cross that line.............EVER!

Mashie

Thats the way I think too Mashie work is work and play is play even though I'm not in health care I still go by the same rules. There is time to buckle down and work and later on when your off then you can play.😃

Kinks outside of work. Never in the workplace . It is unethical and unprofessional on every level . If you are true to your profession as we all are as far as I can see in posts, then it is an insult to be asked if we would cross that line. If anyone did cross that line then the repercussions would be on that person and deserved.

Not even when injecting buttocks, Mashie?!

I am not in the health care profession and my kinks run pretty deep (in my opinion). I don't think it has anything to do with one's profession. I also think that there are way more people into kink than admit it... and also many that want/think it but don't act on it.

Nick, no not even with injections, ever. When I clock in I am always a true professional, always. I have been a nurse for over 15 years and in the health care field for about 25 now. If I didn't separate my job from my kinks I would have never made it this long. It's like a drug addict. They can hide their addiction for a little bit, but not for very long. This is the way medical kink works when you are a medical professional as well. You might be able to hide it for a while, but eventually you will slip up.

Personally speaking, I am pretty open about my kink. My entire family knows, my friends know, and to be honest often times many of my patients know, somewhat. While I do not come right out to them and tell them I have a medical fetish I do make comments. I believe most of them think I am just joking with them, and I am, but I think they probably think that I am just trying to make them laugh or that I am trying to relieve some of their fears or stress. When I say the things I do it does exactly that so it's all good. An example I might say is the following. To my patient who maybe isn't wanting to do their physical therapy I might say something like, "well if you don't do your therapy then I will just have to give you an enema until you comply". Then we all laugh. Or I will say something like, especially if the patient is older and their son is there who is in the age group where they probably were given enemas as a kid I might say something like, "if you don't do your therapy then I will give (enter son's name here) an enema until you feel sorry enough for him you will go to therapy". Again everyone laughs. Trust me when I tell you, it works, lol.

But as far as having kinky thoughts at work or doing something at a patients expense, NEVER!

Mashie

Thanks for the detailed reply, Mashie. I know how much you enjoy giving buttock injections in play scenarios but I once asked a nurse if she enjoyed giving me booster shots in my bottom and she replied, "We're not supposed to admit it!" Hence my reason for asking you.

Nick

Liquidsky and Mashie speak for me. I'm very kinky but never mixed my kinks with work. A bright, broad line. Couldn't have lived with myself otherwise.

I'm reminded of that 50's song Hey There. "you cant go to jail for what you're thinking".

I look,appreciate and give thanks and go on with my job.

Not in heath care but are large crotchet hooks good for insertion in to the penis ? done this for 25 years and only had one problem, wife put in to many and my cock hole split! ????????????

OMG I think you answered your own question. You risk lacerations to the urethra and infection. Beware, not a good idea.

I saw this before and didn't post anything because I didn't want to call anyone stupid.

Do we really need to be told not to deeply insert crochet hooks in the urethra?

Susie, clorinating th gene pool

we should think about looking out for each other,even if its thru the "the net"

When it comes to career one has to separate pleasure from business . Failure to do so may lead to undesirable issues at some point.

Have to keep in mind what we engage in on here many consider sick, perverted and not socially acceptable.

( Switchablesusie, Some on here tend to lose track of reality. And that relates right back to the subject here.)