I’ve met several people both here and through apps, and many of the doctors seem to have unusual kinks. One minute they’re extremely submissive, then they become dominant, babies, or even insects. Even outside of intimate encounters, they do strange things, like placing a small figurine near their backside and taking photos using perspective to make it look enormous…
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Does seeing the inside of the human body make their views on sex go off the rails? Or are people with unconventional attitudes toward sex more likely to become doctors in the first place? I just hope none of the doctors I met were gynecologists. The allowances are good, but it’s honestly madness. In a way, it’s refreshing, though, haha. Now whenever I go to the hospital, I find myself wondering, “Is this doctor like that too?” haha.
I’d always thought that doctors were mostly serious and intelligent people, so this was quite a shock. Has anyone met a doctor who was just a normal person?
I’m curious about the way doctors think about sex.
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I don’t think it’s necessarily because he’s a doctor, but having a certain amount of financial freedom may make him want to try various things.
That said, if he only does it when the two of them are alone, I think it comes down to whether the woman can accept it.
If she doesn’t like it, she can simply end the relationship.
There are all kinds of people, but I think it may be worth being a little accepting.
It’s probably best to remember that what you consider normal isn’t the only definition of normal.
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I’m Rin.
I think it’s a little shallow to use a very small part as the basis for judging the whole.
No matter what profession they’re in, a pervert is a pervert. People in professions like doctors, lawyers, and teachers—professions surrounded by fixed expectations about how they should be—tend to have even the smallest flaws magnified.
In my experience, the men who said things like:
“Female doctors are sexy, right? Come on.”
“I want to make a female doctor lose control.”
were the biggest perverts. Their sexuality was completely self-centered, so I was incredibly turned off internally.
As long as they’re not constantly pushing their sexual side into everyday life, I feel like the connection between someone’s profession and their sexuality is irrelevant.
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It’s Joe.
Including women I met through Universe, I’ve gotten close to three female doctors so far. The sample size is too small to be certain, but all three were extremely sexually adventurous, which seems to support the “Mac theory,” I suppose.
Many of my middle- and high-school classmates were doctors’ sons, and quite a few of them became doctors themselves. Even when I hear all kinds of wild stories at reunions, I remember them as baby-faced, runny-nosed kids, so no matter what they tell me, I can’t really think of them as perverts.
One of my former classmates is a psychiatrist who can’t get aroused unless he’s intimate with his partner while playing a video of his mistress being held by another man on a 100-inch screen. Joe has the same preference, so I don’t consider him a pervert at all. He struggled with his preferences when he was younger and said that was why he became a psychiatrist—though I don’t know whether that part is true.
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I’m Marika.
There are two doctors I met through this club who are very serious and proper. They’re both pretty intense in bed, but I wouldn’t say they’re extremely kinky.
Another one is a gentleman who takes me, a Type C, out for dinner-only dates. While I’m enjoying the meal, I always think, “This is basically a kind of play for me,” haha.
Then there’s one guy with some truly outlandish ideas, and another papa-katsu guy who seems to have little experience with women and just isn’t suited to it.
There really are quite a lot of doctors in these clubs, aren’t there?
To sum it up, one in five is kinky.
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I’m in Seattle.
If the allowance is good, why not?
A doctor I know is very confident, sociable, and genuinely kind. They have a strong self-sacrificing streak—I don’t think anyone could choose such a demanding profession without one.
I’m curious about the “turning into a bug” play. Do they suck on weird places or something?
Even if I had the brains to become a doctor, I wouldn’t. I’d rather nap during the day and live off dividends, interest, or rental income.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Doctors seem to be trained to treat the human body as an object. If they saw the human body the same way most people do, they wouldn’t be able to cut and stitch it without hesitation, right? Maybe that’s why they tend to have somewhat unusual sensibilities. And medical school admissions aren’t easy enough for just any ordinary person with unconventional views on sex to get in. At the very least, you have to be intelligent to get into medical school.
If all you want is a regular release, you’re better off going to an adult entertainment venue—it’s more cost-effective. I get the impression that the people who are a little unusual are those with preferences that can’t be satisfied at such places, and who earn enough money to enjoy themselves at a dating club.
I have several friends who are doctors, but I don’t know anything about their preferences. As long as they’re having a normal conversation during the day, they’re just ordinary, relatively high-income earners.
That said, when I think of the dominant men I know, there really do seem to be a lot of doctors among them... I used to think it was because doctors are able to treat the human body as an object.
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