Have you ever had sex with gynecologist or married . How is their sex life . if they are the experts in woman ''weird sacred '' part . that mean they are the best lover ? yes no ? THX
the last thing I'm thinking about when my feet are in stirrups is if my Dr is better at sex because he knows the "ins and outs" of the woman's reproductive system. I've seen a lot of Drs and a reproductive endocrinologist. I've had many procedures done and I can honestly say that has never crossed my mind. Usually all I'm thinking is "I hope this isn't going to hurt" or "is it really necessary to have this many people in here for this?"
When pregnant my wife had an internal ultrasound. While we both laughed at the fact they were going to insert what was basically a surgical dildo in her i know the last thing on her mind was sex.
As close as i can relate as a guy is about five years ago i had to have an ultrasound done on my balls. The tech was cute as hell as as she did the ultrasound i got an erection. It was more a reaction to the warm ultrasound jelly and the massage than to thoughts of sex. Im sure its not the first time its happened to her either.
I've had that done many times. Oh God, first they put the condom on it, then they squirt the lube on it and rub it all over it. I almost laughed out loud until I thought about the fact that the wand is like a foot long and where it was about to go. My husband asked me if I ever got turned on at any of these appointments. I told him "HELL NO!" Then he went with me during a few of my bigger procedures and understood quickly that laying there half naked in front of a Dr, a few nurses, an ultrasound tech and a radiologist while they stick a tube through my cervix and shoot dye into my uterus isn't fun at all.
Yeah it's really hard I think for most people to get in the mood (aka: turned on) in a clinical environment, even more so for women than men. Semi-relatedly, I think this is a huge factor into why researching sexual responses (like the scientific studies on female sexuality when it comes to orgasms for example) are so to research because the clinical environment itself may negate the whole process of even getting in the right mindset to be stimulated with a degree of measurement.
