Imagined Appearance in Online Play Exams

One thing I've been thinking about recently is online play exams and the potential for flexibility and experimentation with so many aspects of the scene. That said, of the relatively few online play exams I've done, I always only play some version of myself -- with the most variability simply being what age I choose to represent.

Has anyone here ever tried playing some different version of themselves or even a completely fictional character? Do you like to imagine a different appearance, say, making yourself more "well endowed" than in real life -- or possibly the opposite in order to enhance embarrassment? What are some of your favorite experiences when it comes to imagined appearance during a play exam where you're not limited by your real physical appearance?

Online play for me always involves what I feared most in childhood and, particularly, adolescence - the painful humiliation of being made to pull everything down to my ankles and bend over a receptionist's lap for her to watch me get injections in my vulnerable bare bottom.

I do not pretend to be younger than I really am in role play but I do behave more dramatically than I did when really getting shots that way. For example, I try to argue (unsuccessfully, of course) against the treatment and my reluctance to comply can result in the receptionist unfastening my trousers, letting them drop and then sensuously pulling my pants all the way down to reveal my erection before I bend across her lap. Unlike in my youth, the nurse is always very beautiful but strict to the the point of sadism while the receptionist admits how much she enjoys watching and the shots hurt so much I can't sit down for days afterwards.

It is often the case that what one feared most in youth develops into fetish as an adult and my online role play feeds that fetish.

Not so much about imagining different versions of myself, but when discussing my experiences with others some chatters have encouraged me to imagine how the situation coul dhavebeen made even worse.

Things like being accompanied by different family members, or if the receptionist or attending nurse was in some way known to me ( one of my older sister's friends or one of my schoolmates' sisters for example ). Or alternatively if the examination had been carried out as a house-call regardless of other visitors being present.

I'd think in play exams that you could go quite far in imagining yourself to be different. One of the most obvious would be to be treated as if you were a different gender, playing gender-role reversal. That should really be something completely different.

I always play myself in online- and realplays. I think it's more authentic this way.

I like playing myself but slightly older because I'm a bit to young to be a doctor in real life

I enjoy the occasional roleplay onlne. I usually find myself as the one doing the examining but occasionally I have been the patient. In this situation I prefer to be at least a version of myself, perhaps younger than my real age. It is just easier to make everything feel authentic and real.

Interesting topic! I too like to imagine myself different than my real life ''version'' if I write a patient character.

I especially like playing 'myself' older than what I am as I am, with overweight (I'm not in real life). I'm a female in real life but I like to have more ample breasts and hips than what I actually have, too. And definitely to write myself blind (or other ways handicapped) while in real life I'm sighted.

If I'm the female medical staff, then I like to have a darker skin-hair complex than in real life, different height too than what I have otherwise.

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Good discussion 😃

It will be great to make some program.or game someting like a quiz. And optional answers

The only things I imagine different (and I usually do) are meticulous grooming of head and face hair (IRL, I don't have the time and/or inclination), and, well, a huge penis. My fantasies always involve some good amount of fellatio, deep enough to test her gag reflex (necessary for a good, full exam, no?).

Unless I am playing a specific character for the role play, I always play as a close version of myself. I may change a little here or there (age, height, etc), but I have found it is much easier to get into the right head space and keep track of my character if they are close to who I actually am.