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Old 12-08-2005, 10:10   #1
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Red face Dr in the buff

I was chatting to a medical student yesterday about her experience at a naturist beach (not just me I hasten to add....) She was expressing how free she felt and "at one with everyone" and that without clothes how everyone was more equal as clothes/uniforms make you relate to someone in a particular way etc etc..

It got me thinking about public perception and doctors (and other professionals too). Obviously this thread will have discussion on the concept of naturism and kids and sexuality etc but I would like to keep it to our relationships with Doctors/professionals if poss...

Would you be affected by the knowledge that your Doctor who was examining your bits on Monday was publically unclothed at the weekend? Would you think of him/her any less professionally? Do you have to be a little odd to be unclothed publically? Would you feel uncomfortable? Is it all perfectly natural or are we being naive in suggesting this as men are known to be "excited" by visual imagery.

Adam and Eve were the first humans, and they were the first naturists.....
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