Chanel Preston’s Treatment For Perverts
Bearing always in mind the ErosBlog editorial doctrine that perverts are purrfectly nice people: dominant nurse Chanel Preston has a treatment for that. A pervert treatment, that is:
The image comes from a Divine Bitches shoot at Kink Unlimited called Nurse Chanel Preston’s Unorthodox Treatment for Perverts, which goes like this:
Welcome to the Divine Bitches Reformatory Clinic. Chanel Preston, head nurse, administers a uniquely unorthodox treatment to the men consigned to her “care”.
Her patient Rick Fantana is a pervert. There’s no getting around this. He’s been in pervert treatment for over a year and shows no sign of improvement. Chanel knows it’s time for the next phase: pain.
Once Rick is fully restrained with leather straps and an open mouth gag, Chanel starts right in. Electric zapper straight to the dick. Caning all of Rick’s sensitive areas. Clamping all his bits. She knows the only way this pervert will learn from his punishments is if she mixes in a little bit of pleasure. Rick’s cock gets hard and drippy but he is not allowed to cum. Edged over and over again by Chanel, he whimpers helplessly.
Phase two of pervert treatment proves more effective. Chanel straps on a huge rubber cock and fucks Rick’s ass. This pervert quickly gets rock hard again.
After the anal pounding, it’s time for Rick to learn a useful skill: pleasing a woman. Rick is made to do cunnilingus on Chanel before she flips him over and uses his dick for an epic orgasm. Then she edges him some more, until he loses all control…
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Is that insignia on her cap a porn or European thing? Never seen it on an American nurse.
I’ve never seen an American nurse wear anything but scrubs. But uniforms with sensible skirts and cute hats appear to have been “a thing” a very long time ago. Florence Nightingale invented them and they lasted through the 1970s, according to this article.
Nowadays you only see nurse hats in “sexy nurse” outfits and costumes. That insignia we see here strikes me as sort of a reversed-color version of the International Red Cross logo, presumably color-reversed by whomever sells the outfit to avoid hostile trademark letters and litigation.
Interesting read.
At the local hospital the staff must wear scrubs of certain colors denoting their function. Radiology is dark blue, Housekeeping is dark red, I don’t know what the color is for RN or the rest. I don’t quite see the point, it isn’t likely that a patient is going to know the code. No more scrubs with Snoopy or SpongeBob on them.