Wow. This is completely the opposite of my experience (and I've seen plenty of posts from guys about how comp shorts don't do the job). My experience is that comp shorts pouches push your balls down, while a good jock pouches them up firmly. Maybe you didn't have the best jockstraps.
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I love to wear a jockstrap and do so at every chance. The only time that I do not wear one is when I am having my yearly physical exam. My doc has me naked while donning a gown before he enters the exam room. I doubt he would ever see it anyway; however, I have wondered what his reaction would be to see a jockstrsp piled atop my clothes.
Given what you're packing he'd likely be unsurprised at your need for support.
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He has been my doc for the past 6 years. He is a 55 year old smooth Vietnamese guy that is not married. I love to get naked in front of him.
I believe there is a whole thread about wearing jocks to your physical. I do NOT understand why they ask you to put on that stupid robe. As if it takes any more time to disrobe once the doctor arrives and you can strip during the initial conversation. This seems to be one of those cultural things that people just do without reflection.
At any rate, wear your jocks all the time! I do.
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In my younger days I was always underwear clad during my physical exams. Naturally, I removed my underwear for the genital and rectal exams.
Once I turned fifty, the underwear only dynamic changed to naked with a gown. I also had to change doctors at this time due to my former retiring. Actually, I have gotten use to the exam gown. I never tie the back and the gown is always lowered to my waist for the chest and back auscultation. When I am asked to lay down the gown is just folded across my groin area with my torso and legs being exposed completely.
I have always found it to be enticing to be only in a jock and examined head to toe. Perhaps one day I will give this a go!
Once I turned fifty, the underwear only dynamic changed to naked with a gown. I also had to change doctors at this time due to my former retiring. Actually, I have gotten use to the exam gown. I never tie the back and the gown is always lowered to my waist for the chest and back auscultation. When I am asked to lay down the gown is just folded across my groin area with my torso and legs being exposed completely.
I have always found it to be enticing to be only in a jock and examined head to toe. Perhaps one day I will give this a go!
I have asked attendance nurses and helpers, etc WHY the robe opens in the back and always get some response like "So the doctor can examine all of you." Dumb. I now sit fully clothed (or perhaps in a t shirt and pants) until the doctor arrives, then I disrobe. Makes no difference in the time required. I even read a pamphlet about it which focused on "patient dignity." Anyway, I don't mean to go all off-topic. I say, as I said before, JOCK UP ALWAYS!
This is very interesting indeed.
I find that most doctors these days auscultate by placing the stethoscope over the clothing (assuming a simple shirt here, not a full suit and tie). I inquired about this once, and the doctor told me that he hears exactly the same sounds whether above the shirt or directly on the skin.
In the last twenty years, the only doctor that has asked me to remove clothes for a physical was my dermatologist, for obvious reasons. In truth, for a regular physical, there is little reason for a doctor to see you naked or nearly naked.
Ha! Wear one at the gym. Not quite a Boomer but maybe I’m just an old soul!
Yes, I noticed that change in stethoscope practices. Also, my (female) primary care giver (what we used to call "doctor") has always seemed uncomfortable with testicular exams, and the last physical I had, she asked if I felt it was necessary. I don't think she asked that because SHE was uncomfortable. I think perhaps the thinking has changed and that a man will know if his balls are having a problem.
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