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PrintableJuliePurplehead said: I had a transvaginal ultrasound once. This lady stuck what kind of looked like a billy club up my cooch. She hit my G spot (something that I have a hard time find myself)
 But it was immediately followed by intense pain so the arousal didn't last too long.   With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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 no way!If you will, so will I | |
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Never during it, only if I'm replaying the thought of laying down naked in the gown while getting my stomach and breasts examined. It could be because I've never really been exposed practically naked in front of anyone like that....and felt guilty about it, cause it's not like I'm attracted or anything, it's just the thought... I feel unethical about it too
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Serious said: JuliePurplehead said: I had a transvaginal ultrasound once. This lady stuck what kind of looked like a billy club up my cooch. She hit my G spot (something that I have a hard time find myself)
But it was immediately followed by intense pain so the arousal didn't last too long.  surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years... | |
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Having a camera shoved up your ass...kinda detracts from the sexy time, you know? "Waiting to be banned" | |
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NDRU said: Serious said: But I can't stand Tom Cruise  . I couldn't stand to watch Mission Impossible for more than half an hour.I hate Tom Cruise, but I've liked a good number of his movies. EWS was one of them. i will never forget going on a date to see this film...it was dead silent until the very end when kidman makes her declaration...everyone laughed. then, folks waited for the credits to roll and people jumped up from their seats and walked fast out the exit...i have never seen anything like that before or since...folks bumrushed the isles so fast that we created a gridlock and once all noticed what had happened we started laughing out loud. worst. film. experience. at a theater. EVER!!! Space for sale... | |
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oh oh oh...and this was at an indie film theater. Space for sale... | |
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No...but I have another exam coming up....and I'd much rather have someone ELSE massage my G-Spot!
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cool mimi, are we going off topic cause now I'm seen as a freak that made you all uncomfortable?  | |
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alwayslate said: no i usually end up feeling used after a pelvic exam. lol.
when I was in labour, a GP came over, whipped on his gloves and shoved his whole arm in. He had not even introduced himself to me. It traumatised me, I cried in the shower for weeks after that | |
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Yeah, those proctal exams can be a little frisky. I like to tease and flirt and say things like "that all you got, big boi?". It's only when they accept the challenge that things get a little out of control.  I'm afraid of Americans. I'm afraid of the world. | |
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ZombieKitten said: alwayslate said: no i usually end up feeling used after a pelvic exam. lol.
when I was in labour, a GP came over, whipped on his gloves and shoved his whole arm in. He had not even introduced himself to me. It traumatised me, I cried in the shower for weeks after that  | |
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No It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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ZombieKitten said: alwayslate said: no i usually end up feeling used after a pelvic exam. lol.
when I was in labour, a GP came over, whipped on his gloves and shoved his whole arm in. He had not even introduced himself to me. It traumatised me, I cried in the shower for weeks after that Damn!
You really felt violated?! surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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ZombieKitten said: alwayslate said: no i usually end up feeling used after a pelvic exam. lol.
when I was in labour, a GP came over, whipped on his gloves and shoved his whole arm in. He had not even introduced himself to me. It traumatised me, I cried in the shower for weeks after that That's awful .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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When I go to the doctors I'm usually at death's door, so no. |
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KidaDynamite said: ZombieKitten said: when I was in labour, a GP came over, whipped on his gloves and shoved his whole arm in. He had not even introduced himself to me. It traumatised me, I cried in the shower for weeks after that Damn!
You really felt violated?! I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable"  | |
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ZombieKitten said: KidaDynamite said: Damn!
You really felt violated?! I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable" awwwe c'mere  | |
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ZombieKitten said: KidaDynamite said: Damn!
You really felt violated?! I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable" whenever I worked with the public, I developed disdain for them. It wasn't right, but it happened. Doctors must feel the same, which is VERY scary! My Legacy
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heybaby said: ZombieKitten said: I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable" awwwe c'mere  
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NDRU said: ZombieKitten said: I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable" whenever I worked with the public, I developed disdain for them. It wasn't right, but it happened. Doctors must feel the same, which is VERY scary! that is awful to think they shouldn't be doctors without compassion. Don't they tell them in medical school that the ones who get sued for malpractice are ONLY the ones with a poor bedside manner? | |
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ZombieKitten said: KidaDynamite said: Damn!
You really felt violated?! I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable" That was "rude" of him! 
sorry he did you like that momma! [Edited 12/13/07 14:26pm] surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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KidaDynamite said: ZombieKitten said: I did, I could see his face as he came into the room, totally not even considering me as a human being, just as a "job to do" it hurt like a motherfucker, and not even a hello, a smile, or "sorry this will be uncomfortable" That was "rude" of him!
sorry he did you like that momma!
[Edited 12/13/07 14:26pm] thank you that was over 7 years ago, I rarely think about it now, but it's crystal clear in my memory. | |
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ZombieKitten said: NDRU said: whenever I worked with the public, I developed disdain for them. It wasn't right, but it happened. Doctors must feel the same, which is VERY scary! that is awful to think they shouldn't be doctors without compassion. Don't they tell them in medical school that the ones who get sued for malpractice are ONLY the ones with a poor bedside manner? Good point. Who's going to sue a doctor that they at least believed had good intentions? and how could someone get healthy if they're being treated without compassion? Good doctors admit they do no actual healing, only set up the body to heal itself. That should providing comfort!!! [Edited 12/13/07 14:44pm] My Legacy
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NDRU said: ZombieKitten said: that is awful to think they shouldn't be doctors without compassion. Don't they tell them in medical school that the ones who get sued for malpractice are ONLY the ones with a poor bedside manner? Good point. Who's going to sue a doctor that they at least believed had good intentions? and how could someone get healthy if they're being treated without compassion? Good doctors admit they do no actual healing, only set up the body to heal itself. That should providing comfort!!!  there was a study, and nice doctors who listened and were sympathetic didn't get sued, even when they made a mistake. Those doctors patients described as arrogant, impatient and/or patronising, were hit up big time, even just for little things. | |
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soooo, I take it that nothing's wrong with me? | |
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that'd be a... no | |
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No. But I wonder about these plastic surgeons, like the ones on the TV show "Doctor 90210", who look at women's boobs all the time (a lot of them seem to be male). I wonder if they ever get aroused looking at all the boobs that they did work on?  RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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psychodelicide said: No. But I wonder about these plastic surgeons, like the ones on the TV show "Doctor 90210", who look at women's boobs all the time (a lot of them seem to be male). I wonder if they ever get aroused looking at all the boobs that they did work on?
what I wonder is, when they get to the bedroom, can they switch off from work, and stop palpating the breast or suggesting their ladyfriend goes up a couple of cups? I imagine him getting kicked out of bed for drawing dotted lines with a black marker on her boobs  | |
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lol zombie kitten, I wonder if they role play work with their spouse, that would be kind of creepy | |
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