Heart Beats

I have a thing for the heart. I don't know if I sexualize it as much as I fetishize it, but either way it is there. I don't have a lot of time alone, but at times when I am, I record my heart beat with a microphone attached steth that I made.

The earliest I remember realizing this was as a kid. My mother was a nurse and I remember this time that I just kept running around the house like a maniac and then taking her stethoscope under the table and listening to my heart racing. I love being listened to at the doctor. I love it when my husband falls asleep with his hand over my heart.

I'm not sure what it is about it, exactly. I have a stethoscope app on an old phone and I'll just hook it up and watch the lines jump and count them. It is meditative but also very invigorating and can get me pretty excited. My heartbeat is pretty steady but when I am stething myself it easily reaches 200 and I feel fine.

Back when I was in med school and with my ex, I used to wear a lab coat and steth my ex while we were... ahem ... and it was wickedly hot.

It's weird. I don't know how to put it into any other words but it's something that is wholly satisfying in which I can become absorbed completely.

You wouldn't have nearly as much fun if you didn't have a heart beat.

And there is something inherently sexy about a partner with nothing on but a steth.

Totally

I have a massive thing for everything to do with the Heart! I get beyond turned on thinking about the Heart and the Heart getting examined!

What a great explanation of your feelings for heartbeats - thanks for sharing them. I think many people who post here feel a very similar way to you.

And yes, wearing a lab coat and using a steth with your partner is totally hot!

I am a complete Cardiophile. Love everything to do with the heart and examination there of. Love the equipment and the process. Dominates all of my fantasies.

I can relate to most everything you've said in this post and feel the same (although I can't get my heartbeat to 200! maxes out at about 160 😜)

I agree with you, it's meditative, invigorating and inexplicably sexy, except not quite because it's intimate and... yup.

A heart rate of 200 is by definition supraventricular tachycardia and is by definition an arrhythmia. It is not normal anytime. I would be very surprised if you had such a heart rate. It would be accompanied by dizziness and possible fainting.

Yeah, my experiences are almost identical. My mom was a nurse and I would love to take her equipment (my toys) and play with them under the table. Did you, too, have family make you feel really uncomfortable when they would make jokes about it or talk to you about it?

I share the fascination with hearts and stethoscopes, though I prefer listening to someone else's (female) heart. Being able to listen to a woman's heart is more exciting to me than seeing and touching her breasts (and I say that as one who likes women's breasts as much as any man). When I notice an attractive woman, the first thought that goes through my mind is wishing that I could get my stethoscope on her chest.

At first it was just the sound of it beating steady or fast, then stethoscopes and ekg machines became the norm for me. Doing exams and testing during extortion really turn me on, and it becomes intimate when listening one on one

Extortion? No wonder your pulse is a accelerated!

At first it was just the sound of it beating steady or fast, then stethoscopes and ekg machines became the norm for me. Doing exams and testing during extortion really turn me on, and it becomes intimate when listening one on one

Extortion? No wonder your pulse is a accelerated!

He probably has one of those dumb "as you type" spell checkers and his misspelling was closer to extortion than exertion.

I tell people to turn those off because someday they will get you into a LOT of trouble.

Exactly Susie, I have watched the Ellen show and they have a segment on there of people and their autocorrect messages. Most of them are very funny but I can see easily where they could have caused either party a lot of trouble. Sometimes though good things come out of autocorrect typos. Doc and I say I love you to each other multiple times a day. Once I thought I was typing that but autocorrect changed it to I LIVE you. And that has now become our special saying because we do actually do "live" each other.

Mashie

Has anyone heard of proofreading? That's what I do. Works like a charm.

Has anyone heard of proofreading? That's what I do. Works like a charm.

I try, but sooner or later I'm reading what I meant instead of what I wrote.

I can empathise totally with the OP. I have felt very much the same for as long as I can remember and find it totally fascinating.