Gay's Anatomy: First Exam

by Emilio Pasch

“That’s a good boy. Just like that,” Dr. McKullen reassures me that I’m doing just fine. This helps me to relax even more, and I find that the sensation is extremely pleasurable...

Part of growing up means going to the doctor for that intimate exam that leaves young, inexperienced Corbin feeling a bit nervous. Now that he's really ready, he's willing to obey the doctor's orders.

Genres: Queer

23 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 6, 2015

Reviews

[Bob Neils · Rating 2 out of 5]

Aside from the opening scenes that lead him to the doctor's office, which are far too long and really add nothing to the story, this was also full of ick and incredulity.

Never mind that we're supposed to believe a college aged man could be so naive about a medical exam, there was a little too much time spent on leaking and splashing urine, and the enema dominated far too much of the story. I really struggled to believe he managed to hold the enema for so long while being vigorously masturbated and, I'm sorry, but if he's laying on his side on a medical table, a bucket on the floor is not going to help when that enema lets go. Somebody is going to be cleaning that wall.

Gross.