Diversity Rules Magazine

Diversity Rules Magazine | July 2023 | 9 Sans Clothing - Con't on page 9 for so don't hold back. Tell me what you want me to do." Her instruc ons were clear. "First take off your clothes. I want to see all of you." I undressed and stood there wai ng for her next command. "I'm going to examine your genitals. First, while you're on the exam table, and then when you're stand- ing. Then I'll do the same with your anus. Again in two posi ons, stretched face down on the table and then standing with you bending over." She was not gentle as she conducted her examina ons. When Sandra finished with her many strong stabs into my bu she moved to the next command and said, "Now I want you to use one of the urinals that are on the shelf and pee. My finger will be on your prostate while you're peeing." She was harsh and di- rect. I felt like salu ng and saying, "Yes ma'am." But I kept my cool professionalism and was gentle with my reply, "It's all fine with me." This session was strange but it fit with my exhibi onis c desires. I thought that her future pa ents were in for a rough ride. I must admit that most private sessions were rather rou ne. The student comes in. Tells me that their there to prac ce the genital and prostate exam. I un- dress. I get into posi on. They do the front side. They examine the penis. They check for hernias. They in- spect the pubes for lice. They check for lymph nodes. Then they do the backside. They visually inspect the anus. They lube my anus and insert their finger. They palpate the prostate. They remove their finger and then their gloves. They thank me. They leave. The ones I related in this column, and similar out-of-the- box sessions, were unfortunately for me rather rare. But when they happened, and typically two or three would raise my heartbeat every semester, I'd be re- minded that I would do this job even if they weren't paying me. Would you like to learn how to do the male exam? I dare you to ask me. I love hearing from readers of my column. Email@ stuauthor@gmail.com. Instagram@stuinsd. Twit- ter@rock06uk. "Finding Fire Island" – a docu-podcast series which brings to life how a sleepy, 19th century beach town became a modern day queer mecca for ar sts and the New York City theater community – debuts on July 6 via Broadway Podcast Network. Queer history has of- ten been told through the lens of loss and disappear- ance but Fire Island has transcended that to survive as a stunning fantasy world and cultural touchstone. "Finding Fire Island" takes its listener behind the cur- tain of the mys que, legends and lore of the LGBTQ+ communi es (Cherry Grove and The Pines) from folks who experienced their evolu on from the 1950s to today. "Finding Fire Island" features Joel Kim Booster, Mar- garet Cho, Ma Rogers, the iconic DJ Lina Bradford, screenwriter Paul Rudnick (Sister Act, The First Wives Club), Brian Moylan (Vulture, author of The House- wives), Zach Stafford (former editor-in-chief of The Advocate, Tony Award winner), cabaret director Ben Rimalower, and Cherry Grove legends Bob "Rose" Levine and Thom "Panzi" Hansen. Broadway Podcast Network is the premier digital sto- rytelling des na on for everyone, everywhere, who loves theatre and the performing arts. Finding Fire Island Premieres July 6th on the Broadway Podcast Network

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