Exploring the Dark Side of College Experiences and Medical Practices

During my college days, I had a variety of experiences that ranged from 'impractical' to the scandalous. These eventful times not only shaped who I am but also offered me a unique perspective on medical practices and human nature.

A Night Full of Pleasure and Practicality

One evening, as the sun began its descent and the night air filled with a sense of excitement, I found myself in a socially charged environment. The dynamics of the night were particularly spontaneous when a street preacher disturbed the peace with his fiery rhetoric. However, amidst the chaos, circumstances led me to a more practical and intimate encounter.

After a night of heavy drinking, I found myself in a desperate pursuit of physical connection. I sought out a fellow dorm-mate known for his larger-than-life physique and propositioned him with the desire to indulge in an amorous act. Together, we explored the limits of our desires, and in the midst of such passion, the boundaries of our comfort zones were shattered.

Nursing School and Intimate Experiences

During my time with a nursing student in my dorm, I discovered a deep-seated practical interest in male anatomy. Our sessions involved prostate checks, testicle exams, and the preparation for medical operations, which had a noveltic allure. The experience was unforgettable, and it was only later that I learned the other side of her experience, as depicted in her reaction and the scream of pleasure.

The Smell of Medical Practices

Medical school and subsequent work in a hospital setting brought me face-to-face with the reality of medical procedures and conditions that are often considered taboo. One such experience was during my internship when I was trained to perform urinary catheterization. Over time, such procedures became normalized, and the clinical environment helped in managing the emotional and psychological aspects of such practices.

However, one incident stands out, where I encountered stool for the first time in a clinical setting. A 67-year-old patient in a coma required a gastrointestinal assessment. The engineer utilized a stethoscope to assess the patient's bowel movements, but when he performed the rectal examination, the result was unexpectedly disgusting. The foul smell was a stark reminder of the human body's complexity and the uncomfortable reality of certain medical procedures.

Conclusion

My college experiences were more than just academic benchmarks; they were a journey of self-discovery and understanding. The sexual encounters and the medical procedures I encountered are part of my unique and real-world education. These experiences have made me appreciate the importance of humanity and compassion in both personal relationships and medical care.