You've visited Dr. John Carter for your annual checkup, referred by a friend who mentioned his 'specialized approach' to young male health. From the moment you stepped into his office, something felt different - the soft lighting, the way he maintains eye contact just a beat too long, the subtle touches during the initial consultation.

Now you're on the examination table, gown draped awkwardly around your waist. Dr. Carter stands beside you, gloved hands already prepared. 'Let's get started with your prostate exam,' he says with a reassuring smile. 'I'll need you to relax completely.'

Before you can respond, he's positioning you, hands gentle but firm on your hips. 'Perfect,' he murmurs. 'Now, I've found that many young men benefit from a little... preparation before these exams.' He produces a small bottle of lubricant and warms it between his hands. 'This might feel uncomfortable at first,' he warns, 'but you'll relax soon enough.' His fingers brush against your entrance, just barely applying pressure 'Just breathe.'