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Subject: Re: Was my aunt a feminist when she was present at my medical examination?

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Phil

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Date Posted: 14:36:53 11/22/11 Tue
In reply to: Michael 's message, "Was my aunt a feminist when she was present at my medical examination?" on 04:56:28 03/03/07 Sat

I'll share the experience that I had with a female doctor.

I was experiencing lower abdominal pains and I scheduled an appointment with my doctor. I found out he had retired so I made an appointment with the doctor who took over his practice. The doctor who took over the practice is female. I was waiting in the exam room for the doctor and was feeling a little anxious since I had never been examined by a woman. She came in and I told her about my stomach pains. She gave me the standard examination as well as checking my lower abdomen. The last thing she did was the hernia check. She asked me take off my pants. I dropped my pants and just stood there because I wasn�t sure she wanted me to pull down my underwear. After a few seconds of her staring down at my crotch she got down on one knee and attempted to perform the hernia check though the leg opening in my underwear. When she realized that wasn�t going to work , she put her hands on the waistband of my underwear and slowly started to pull them down. This made me feel a little uncomfortable so I quickly pulled down my underwear exposing my erect penis to her. My erection was only inches from her face and what made it even more embarrassing is that my penis is only 4� fully erect. She then performed the hernia check (turn and cough, turn and cough). I was afraid to look down. When she finished, I quickly pulled up my pants and noticed that she was looking at my erect penis. She started to write on my chart and ask me some additional questions. I guess I was still a little freaked about her seeing my erection because I was standing up instead of sitting down on the exam table. She must have noticed I was nervous because she told me I could sit down. When it was time for me to leave the exam room, I thanked her and she looked me right in the eye and smirked and smiled. I guess that was just a little parting reminder that she saw my little erect penis.

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Re: Was my aunt a feminist when she was present at my medical examination?	Yoanna	12:28:02 11/25/11 Fri