Anal depth play

Hello I am new to this! I have been enjoying enema for years and recently am interested in some depth play. However I can't get past the bend of my sigmoid. Does anyone have some useful tips on how I can do this. I am doing it while enema to help with the lubrication and figure out my body and how I like to maneuver things around the sigmoid bend. So far I have been trying with enema tubing and feel like I can't get through!!

I deleted the first topic you posted that was a duplicate. You don't have to keep posting it. If someone is interested they will answer you. I have used a colon tube to about 30 inches. Never force anything. You can do serious harm. Stay safe.

Moppy

After several enemas, (I like to be clean) I slowly slide my anal beads in, one bead at a time. They are about a foot long, first half are smaller beads, second half , larger beads. I take it slow, because I have to make the bend, but after a little in and out, (oh darn LOL) the beads will slip in. I take them to just one bead sticking out of my butt. Walking with them is very nice. Even better, is pulling them slowly out, Oh thats nice! Welcome to Zity!

I once had a Dom put a 36" colon tube up my butt. It was not very stiff, but stiff enough that I could feel it going around every bend in my large intestine. It was put in all the way to the point where it was pushing against the valve between my two intestines. The end of the colon tube that was put into me had a ball at the business end of it that was up against the valve. It did make its way into my small intestine about an inch and it made a perfect seal at that point. The Dom then gave me a 3 quart enema. All of the water shot into my small intestine and none of it could leak back out into my large intestine.

When the 3 quarts were all inside of me, She quickly and swiftly pulled out that colon tube. It di not really hurt, but still did not feel that great. As soon as the tube was out of me, the enema shot out of me like a cannon ball. It felt as if I would never stop going. However, it was all out in a matter of about 10 seconds and both intestines were completely clean.

Now that has only been done to me by that one Dom. No, I do not want that done to me again by anyone. That was a very un-forgetable experience. It did not do any damage to my body, but it did not feel very good at all when it was done to me.

It did make its way into my small intestine about an inch and it made a perfect seal at that point.

That sounds really interesting! What makes you think the tube, or even any solution, ended up in your small intestine?

The ileocecal valve is typically not an extension of the large intestine, and is, well, a valve.

Do you have your appendix?

Sock,

I know it did as I could feel it going that far in. It did not really hurt, but it was not a very good feeling. And those balloons were inflated to their fullest. When it was all pulled out of me, I could feel the water gushing down into my lower intestine before it came out of me. It went down, but not out at once as if it had gone into just my lower intestine. It did come out fast, but I could feel the flow for about three seconds before it all started to come out of me.

I have had enemas that were large enough to fill both intestines as well as the entire stomach. So I do know what it feels like to get water that far in during an enema.

It's weird and dangerous in my opinion.

Thank you to those who replied. I have tried thicker hoses and filling with more water. I can feel the pressure in my left side but can't get it to turn past the point. What do you do to get your body to relax??

Thank you to those who replied. I have tried thicker hoses and filling with more water. I can feel the pressure in my left side but can't get it to turn past the point. What do you do to get your body to relax??

Some days it just doesn't work. Use a soft tube and keep twisting it and going back a little then forward. It will work eventually.

I have found a lot of practical info on the anatomy of the sigmoid and lower intestine from reading colonoscopy training articles online. I suggest educating yourself on that if you are serious about depth play. For easier insertion of the tube, changing the body position tends to straighten the sigmoid. What is meant by that is that moving from one body position to another pulls the sigmoid up and straightens it. Some positions simply work better than others. Personally, I've had more success going past when I'm on my back or standing up, but in the Simms position there's noticeably more resistance. Some other general tips that are commonly shared: rotate the tube slightly with some back and forth motion. Deep breaths from the diaphragm, combined with rhythmic clenching and unclenching helps your body pull the tube in, if that makes sense. Very gently massage the area under your navel and to the left. Listen to the sensations, don't ignore the pressure or try to force past it. Every body is different so these are just some avenues you can take in your discovery. Good luck!

I wanna try it out.

I was able to get to the sigmoid bend during my last enema session. I took about 3 liters of water and when full I inserted the colon tube. I could feel the pressure and feel the inserted length slide around the bend with no problem. Tried the day after with no luck. I am not ready to quite.

Colon tube use is as much an art form as it is a science. Long ago I had a 60 inch 36 fr. tube that gave me consistent failures for almost two years of trying. I kept changing every aspect of it until one day it just went where it was supposed to go. From then on I was able to duplicate the regimen and successfully irrigate from the caecum throughout the entire colon whenever I chose. It takes time and patience and practice. It is not a buy it, slide it deep and have it work kind of thing. Don't give up.

I have had reasonable success with inserting my 40fr. Colon tube approximately 30 inches. To achieve this I attach a T adapter right where the colon tube connects to the hose. On the T adapter I attach my 8 ounce bulb syringe this is filled with my favorite lube. So when the colon tube hits a sharp bend I give the bulb a squeeze sending a gush of lube into the colon tube. The added lube really helps the colon tube make the sharp bend. Good luck and go slow.

Excellent suggestion. I have been looking into pumps to help me keep the water longer. I think it may help.

If I am going to try to do a deep anal penetration, I will first give myself at least three enemas. I check my expels and by the third enema I am clear of solids and the enema solution coming out is a dark yellow liquid and somewhat clear. At this point I know my colon is clear and will not be restricted by having any poop that will stop the advancing colon tube.

I prefer not to be giving myself an enema when using a colon tube for deep penetration. I don't want to feel the need to expel and interrupt my slow process of advancing the colon tube. Others may want to be receiving an enema while trying to do a deep anal penetration with a colon tube. Once my colon is clear then I can take my time and work the colon tube from different body positions to see if I can make it through the sigmoid bend. For me this takes time and holding and enema will ultimately cause me to need to expel it, which would interrupt my real goal of deep anal penetration.

I have found coconut oil to be a great lube. It tends to hold up longer than other types of lube and thus when getting to the sigmoid bend you definitely want the lube to be present since the colon tube will be coming in contact with the colon walls and need to slide through by glancing off the walls. I recently got a lube shooter from Amazon and I will use it to inject coconut oil into my rectum. I will do 2 injections each 10ml. It's not that much but it does seem to make a difference. Of course you should lube up you colon tube with the coconut oil. I like to lube the first 12 to 16 inches and get that inserted, then add lube to the next 12 inches before pushing it in. Coconut oil is extremely slippery so you want to have a dry part of the tube to put your hand on to push that is not so slippery- so add the oil as you go.

Lastly take your time. Advance the tube till it feels like it is hitting a wall- you will feel pressure and that's when you need to pull back a few inches and then advance again. It may take multiple advances of pull backs before you get through the sigmoid. And here's the most important point to know about deep penetration. Somedays the tube will not go through and you have stop and try again later or another day. DO NOT keep pushing if you feel a sharp pain- stop and pull back. You can only do what your body will allow you to do. You risk puncturing your colon if you try to push when you are feeling pain.

Deep anal penetration takes practice and lots of experience to be able to be to do it successfully and not to injure yourself. So take your time and be patient and eventually you will get there.