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pleasant first experiance of being catherteised
I recently needed catheterised and nurse exclaimed on the size of my member and large glans, she spent some time with her hand round it before putting in the tube, I was erect by then and she kept her hand round it for quite a while squeezing and moving her hand .. is this procedure.. it wasnt unpleasant , I think she was a bit carried away tho...
No, it is never procedure for a nurse to fondle a patient. They may need to hold your penis to place the tube, but not fondle it.
Commenting on the size of it is also highly inappropriate.
Commenting on the size of it is also highly inappropriate.
I could tell she was overstepping things a bit , but I actually enjoyed the attention she gave it , especially when she pulled the foreskin tight back and said how huge I was she smiled and got on with the catheterisation then but still holding tight and moving her hand back and forth , I must say this tho she took the stress of being catheterised away , I had no complaint with her tho she was a good nurse dealing with my problem and made me feel at ease. I.was embarressed tho when I became erect very suddenly , she said its ok , it makes my job easier .. might she intentionally made me erect to get the tube in. perhaps that was her reason for working it to get erect?
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No, that wasn't her reason, and imagine this was a male nurse and a female patient. Anyone would view it as highly inappropriate.
The same is true no matter what the gender gender of the nurse or the patient.
While you may not view it as problematic, it is.
The same is true no matter what the gender gender of the nurse or the patient.
While you may not view it as problematic, it is.
Thank you , I wont make any complaint tho , she sorted my problem and that was my main concern , and I actually felt good about the whole thing she helped my ego and made me feel good , so there cant be anything to complain about .. just wondered the proceedure that was all, thanks again
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