FREEBALLING NUDISTS
This is a group for men who enjoy Freeballing, going Commando, oh heck, just plain not wearing underwear! It is an un-necessary piece of very restrictive clothing. When we are nude, our equipment hangs free, why not when we are dressed! Share experiences and stories about your times freeballing, and how you got started.
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Freeballing at the doctor's office
Return to DiscussionsSounds like a cliche topic I know..but I wanted to put this out here for my fellow freeballers. I generally don't wear underwear and I have been wearing them less and less at work as well. Sometimes, depending on the material of my slacks or khakis I would wear boxers only, but I decided to just rid myself of underwear all together despite my attire. This applies to work, running errands or at the gym etc. I do run and I will keep some snug shorts or under gear just to keep things from being jolted around.
Now, to my point, I have an appointment for yearly check up and with a new doctor at the VA next week and I wanted input from any freeballers out there in regards to wearing or not wearing underwear to my appointment. I would prefer to stick to my guns and stay underwear free, but not sure if there might be an issue or if anyone has ever experienced an issue while at the doctor's office? I have observed over the years how sometimes the doctors barely lift my shirt to check me out or listen to my heart and lungs etc. I am not sure how "complete" this check up will be as it is the first time I will meet with this new doc. My previous primary care doc at the VA was a female although she never examined me and always referred me to her intern, which was male. Male or female, does not matter to me, again, just looking for thoughts or input on my upcoming freeball or not doctor's visit. Thanks and hope ya'll have a great day!
No that the appointment is getting closer, I am beginning to feel uncomfortable with my decision.
Just go for it. My recent spate of medical appointments has proven that they just don't care.
The behaviour described in this thread of some medical professionals really surprises me. Either they're worried about upsetting their increasingly sensitive patients, worried about sexual harassment claims, or are in the wrong profession.
How can you have a full medical when your doctor doesn't "do the underpants area", an area vitally important to a man's health.
By going commando, and by being confident / comfortable naked in their presence, hopefully you will make life easier for them.
No that the appointment is getting closer, I am beginning to feel uncomfortable with my decision.
He has to see everything. Being without underwear will save him some time AND he will be able to complete the examination properly.
I don't own any underwear so every visit to the doc is commando. No problems so far. I've even spent a few days naked in hospital but that's another story.
When I got rid of most of my underwear, I kept one pair for doctor's appointments. Four months and one doctor's appointment later, I disposed of that one also, deciding I would just go without in the future. Have a dermatologist appointment next month and since his assistant always tells me to take off everything but my underwear, I am having second thoughts.
When I got rid of most of my underwear, I kept one pair for doctor's appointments. Four months and one doctor's appointment later, I disposed of that one also, deciding I would just go without in the future. Have a dermatologist appointment next month and since his assistant always tells me to take off everything but my underwear, I am having second thoughts.
If you have no tan lines it will be best to have a proper check over so by having no underwear on they will see it is normal for you not to bother and make their life more easy.
If you have no tan lines it will be best to have a proper check over so by having no underwear on they will see it is normal for you not to bother and make their life more easy.
Not only that, but the fact that you do not have any tan lines *should* tell your doctor (a) that you don't care and (b) that area should be checked more closely than normal
When I got rid of most of my underwear, I kept one pair for doctor's appointments. Four months and one doctor's appointment later, I disposed of that one also, deciding I would just go without in the future. Have a dermatologist appointment next month and since his assistant always tells me to take off everything but my underwear, I am having second thoughts.If you have no tan lines it will be best to have a proper check over so by having no underwear on they will see it is normal for you not to bother and make their life more easy.
I do have somewhat of a tan line from:
Doing outside chores, riding my bike and just being outdoors in just shorts.
Wearing a bathing suit when when have company.
Vacations where swimsuits are required.
I do have somewhat of a tan line from:Doing outside chores, riding my bike and just being outdoors in just shorts.Wearing a bathing suit when when have company.Vacations where swimsuits are required.
I would still go sans undercarriage, and just be comfortably naked.
I don't see how a doctor can do a proper and complete exam if the patient is still covered up.
I do have somewhat of a tan line from:Doing outside chores, riding my bike and just being outdoors in just shorts.Wearing a bathing suit when when have company.Vacations where swimsuits are required.I would still go sans undercarriage, and just be comfortably naked.I don't see how a doctor can do a proper and complete exam if the patient is still covered up.
He does lower my underwear on the back and sides ad pull the front forward to look inside there, so he dose see everything.