Ripped T-Shirts 1

Every so often purveyors of underwear and tee shirts come up with a campaign of truly memorable images. This recent one, courtesy of Ajaxx63, is one of the best for a while.

To the 'mitchmen' eye the submissive pose, ripped Tee shirt and clasped hands immediately suggest bondage and rough treatment . The face of the model is cute but masculine. This is accentuated by the cropped hair and stubble which suggest he might be a military captive contemplating his fate - possibly a severe one. The mirror reflections morph into fellow soldiers suffering the same.

Of course the childish motif on the Tee shirt is completely inappropriate for such a rugged looking man, but I dare say it sells the product and Mitchell for one is grateful for the end result. I suppose there is an alternative scenario in which this man, who sees himself as the 'eternal boy', is taken in hand and learns the hard way what it is to be a man. However this doesn't gel convincingly with the model's muscular development and manly presentation. And, to coin a phrase, 

Mitchmen prefer Men (with a capital 'M'!).

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Mitchell's Medical Erotica

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Mitchell's Medical Erotica continued

Today's picture in our series exploring Medical Erotica is a bit of a golden oldie which illustrates the power of touching. In Mitchell's Clinic the patient has little choice but to allow Doctors and other staff to touch his body if they wish to do so. His near-nudity makes him acutely aware that, potentially, no crevice is out of bounds.

Restraint of the patient is unneccessary - though the cropping of this picture allows us to fantasise about that possibility if we wish to. His remaining clothing is no impediment to the erotic impact of the image. Nor is the use of instuments instead of hands.

The observer can see that this particular examination is not a standard medical procedure - we have a 'mitchmen' situation here! The typical male patient at the S+M Clinic is unfamiliar with medical procedures and he does not realise yet that the doctor's interest in his body is personal. He wonders anxiously where the doctor is going to touch him next. At the same time he struggles to blank out any enjoyment of the intimacy of the touch, fearful that his organ will react and betray him.

Before the medical board

This patient shows another side to the benefits of undressing for examination. The behaviour of the medical board however seems to call for a witty caption. Any offers? At the S+M Clinic the staff would appreciate this lad's rear presentation in his own underwear. Mitchmen are connoisseurs of shapely bottoms! However the grey colour might not be considered quite so satisfactory. Perhaps this board is faced with a similar dilemma. The sticklers for white purity versus the more easy going individualist.

Undressing for the exam

Naturally, this being a mitchmen topic, patients have to remove most of their clothes for examination. In the S+M Clinic story they have to change into tight fitting shorts supplied by the clinic if their own underwear is unsatisfactory. For example baggy shorts are usually rejected. This patient with neat, white, well-filled pants would probably be spared that embarrassment - at least for now. S+M Clinic resumes at mitchmen on Yahoo! shortly.

Another day at the clinic

This simple, totally non-sexual image is nevertheless extremely erotic. The contrast of the patients muscular (semi) nudity with the fully clothed medical staff immediately suggests a 'power' relationship. And just how many men are needed to use a stethoscope?

Is that a Doctor using the instrument or an orderly masquerading as one? 

It's just a shame he looks so smug and docile - a bit more wickedness would be in order. 

The orderly on the left seems to have the right idea though. A very knowing look!

Clinic Scenes 1

To complement Mitchell's picture series, S&M Clinic, today's picture is a scene from a Hot House Video. I love the white gloves and the fact that the staff still have their clothes on but it doesn't seem to be a medical procedure that's in progress!