Ladies' Play-Doc exams - Description?

Ladies,

Will you please share with us a detailed description of your med-fet exams? For example, where are they done? How often? Sequence of examination? What is included? Does Doctor masturbate you? Do you partake in sex with Doctor? How many play-docs do you meet?

Thank you

Blimey, there is enough about all this in other postings on this forum. Look around!!! You will get the answers to all those questions if you bother to do a search first.

As Elizabeth states, there is a wealth of information on the subject here on Zity. Please take a look around, you might even find something else of interest at the same time.

Actually, I have been looking all around and find a wealth of interesting/informative answers in various posts. My objective here is to see a start-to-finish narrative of a woman's experience in a playdoc session. I've read multiple stories, but they're not billed as "my personal experience".

Quote - "My personal experience"

There is a distinct possibility no one will post the complete scenario of their play exam/s on here. You will find that perhaps by chatting to someone on a personal basis you will be able to ascertain what happened in their case. However, as with many of the individual postings, you have to look through them and summarise/put together what people are saying from different topics they have responded to as to how it was for them.

I for one, would not post an account of what happened, but you may be able to glean from some of my (many!) postings as to what the play exam/s might have included/how they went.

Whilst yes this is a forum for sharing, a lot of people do not tend to share all at once. Anyway, that being said, I hope you get the responses you are looking for.

That's right Elizabeth. As an example I put prospective patients in touch with previous and current patients to provide a reference. Obviously that is done with the agreement of the referees.

Then the prospective patient is free to discuss my ethos in the scene in private with the referee but I always tell them that the referee will almost certainly not discuss their own personal meeting. The word ethos as used here is defined by Wikipedia as "used to describe the guiding beliefs or ideals that characterize a person".

The other thing I do, as Elizabeth recommends, is to encourage the prospective patient to read my postings and form an opinion from those. It's far better than asking a playdoc for information about himself - he might tell you what he thinks you want to know - and it might not be true.