Medical and BDSM: Part 1: Urology

By Acacia Sheya

This is a crowdfunding book aiming for deeper exploration of the interactions between main-stream medicine and sexual objectification that leads to fascinating kink of medical. The correlation of bdsm and science. Anyone who enjoyed my previous books and wish to support my further work might purchase this short story to provide the positive feedback and to help me with creating more content. The plebiscite will let me know if there is need for publishing the full version of the book. As a reward, I have included a single part of a future book of the same title. The enclosed episode is dedicated to 'urethra widening', a process equally existing in the scientifical and kinky branch of medical undertaking. Yet, no one answered where is the boundary between genuine and corrupted use of it, despite the obvious fact that the female urethra, rather than vagina, is the closest to the famous G-spot. Should we challenge the decency of medical doctors, just as we did with catholic priests, only to find out that the community is infiltrated by sexually active people? Alternatively, incorporate the medical knowledge more into sexuality, particularly bdsm performance? The question is especially relevant giving the fact that medical doctors have unrestricted access to kids of various age. I believe it is the time to stop pretending that nothing is happening. The Catholic Pope knew for years about the pedophile cases among priests, yet chose to stay quiet. I want to be the first one who will break the barrier of silence. I want to talk openly about medicine, as in the recent years it has become a new secular religion. I only stick to single rule: I won't condemn anyone; I try to understand. Each of my readers will independently think about the future of medicine. Particularly, that the technological progress does not change anything in the relations I describe, and the introduction of robotic doctors will only bring my old, great dream to reality. I wish to break the myth which medicine repeats so often: that the activities related to procreation are sexual, while examination isn't. I want to emphatically emphasize that everything related to the human body has a sexual context. Inserting speculum or ultrasound probe is a sexual activity, no matter how much the doctor swears to not feel sexually excited about it.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0B33HJR8K
• ISBN13: 9798835069408
• Release Date: June 2022
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 210 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.5" x 8.5"