Where I grew up, visits to the local doctor were always a bit traditional. He was an older man, respected in our small village, and his methods never really changed over the years. Physical checkups were thorough and it was perfectly normal for him to expect the patient to undress completely for the examination. No one questioned it; that was simply how things were done.
As a child, I didnt think twice about it. But when I got older , around sixteen or so, I started to notice a strange mix of feelings I hadnt known before. There was still that sense of trust and routine, but also a new kind of awareness. I cant say it was unpleasant; on the contrary, it was quietly thrilling in a way I didnt quite understand back then. Looking back now, its fascinating how such an ordinary part of village life could carry that subtle tension between innocence and awakening.
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Oldie54Oct 28, 2025What a wonderful experience for your doctor to watch you grow and blossom
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AtravelduNov 14, 2025What does it do during his examination? Why do you need to be totally naked every time?!?
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Tom DNov 14, 2025I had my annual company physical a few times with a doctor who had me strip as soon as I went into the examining area, weighed in nude and remained nude for the entire exam. Didn't think anything of it.
ReactReply - RORobNov 15, 2025[quote]Where I grew up, visits to the local doctor were always a bit traditional. He was an older man, respected in our small village, and his methods never really changed over the years. Physical checkups were thorough and it was perfectly normal for him to expect the patient to undress completely for the examination. No one questioned it; that was simply how things were done. As a child, I didnt think twice about it. But when I got older , around sixteen or so, I started to notice a strange mix of feelings I hadnt known before. There was still that sense of trust and routine, but also a new kind of awareness. I cant say it was unpleasant; on the contrary, it was quietly thrilling in a way I didnt quite understand back then. Looking back now, its fascinating how such an ordinary part of village life could carry that subtle tension between innocence and awakening.[/quote] I had similar thrilling reactions to my exams by my pediatrician. I think it is far more common than most people would admitReactReply