Does an enema ever “Reset” you emotionally?

Yes I believe it does, I feel both physically and emotionally better as if a huge weight has been lifted off me…

I usually take them while in a hot bath, it’s very relaxing after a hard long days work, I always sleep better after too 😃

Which recipes are your favourite for a "reset" enema?

It absolutely resets me.

Absolutely wonderful experience physically, sexually and emotionally…BAR NONE!!! 😍

I agree that an enema not only cleans out your lower digestive tract but also does a wonderful job emotionally. This is one of the reasons that I used to love taking an enema at that time of the month. It cleaned me out, the internal warmth was comforting, and it got rid of the blahs!

@Emom

You've described that beautifully, and there's nothing to add.

There's nothing that I do that resets me and makes me feel calm and clear as a large enema.

I know that there's been lots written in some journals about the sort of hormones that are in the colon and that they are released when you get an enema. I know oxytocin,serotonin, and other beneficial substances are released according to some research. (I can't remember where but I've read it multiple times.)

I'm not very good at describing this sort of thing, but I can tell you that it's a bit like I used to feel when I had worked out to the point of sweating everywhere and sort of letting go. it's similar, but the enema is better, at least for me.

I'm glad that all of you are talking about this.

Oh, By the way, I have some neighbors that told me the exact same thing about large enemas and it really shocked me. They were in their early 40s and enthusiastically talking about large enemas. I don't think they're going to put that on Facebook.

PS: Nobody replied to my mention of Mark Twain and Voltaire being enema fans. They both mentioned them as positives. Iago in Otello wasn't so positive. His word was "Clystra pipe" as an insult

They reset my sub very nicely. I can tell when he is getting too stuck in his own head. A nice relaxing and cuddly enema will bring him out of that.

I enjoy watching his eyes roll back in his head as the warmth and water flow. I don't get to see that reaction as much as I used to. Though "things are starting to rise" more than they used to. So maybe we'll get to try adding in sex and enemas in the future. Wish us luck.

Not to mention an enema makes him sleep very well. So the added bonus is greatly appreciated.

The feeling I have taking an enema for my physical needs, it’s also giving my mind a cleanse. The warmth, relaxation and a satisfying release definitely improves my mood.

@Vicki_V

literally cathartic isn't it! enemas can be the ultimate expression of catharsis emotionally and physically. i love seeing that wave of catharsis wash over my patient's face as and after she expels.

I would say absolutely that an enema is definitely a "Reset" even though I almost never need an enema for constipation. So my reset is a "recreational reset" if there is such a thing. I admit though, that I do enjoy the "cleaned out" feeling after an enema. I was raised with 2 enemas per week (Wed & Sat) as both my mom and grandmother thought enemas were the prevent all/cure all for what ails you including a bad attitude or being grumpy. I grew to like enemas early on and would sneak them quite often while growing up. Denise

An enema definitely can be a good reset as well as a good attitude adjustment. (some of you know how that works)

After a few large enemas I feel rejuvenated internally and emotionally satiated. Also along with a good orgasm I will drift off into some great sleep. Anyone know that feeling also?

@vicki v: The warmth, relaxation and a satisfying release definitely improves my mood.

I cannot think of a better way to explain the benefits of taking some time to enjoy a good enema. Every home needs to own an enema bag.

@Emom: Every home needs to own an enema bag.

Amen!

In hindsight, it seems that mom and grandma had an inkling that an enema was pretty effective in "resetting" we kid's emotions, as well as their own. The idea was that every home should have an enema bag or bulb syringe available for elimination assistance. Most "1st aid" manuals/lists included these items as part of the suggested items. You moms and spouses are spot on.

I've always packed a bag or bulb when being away from home, whether on business or vacation. I posted recently that attendance at a ticketed event was potentially interupted due to an impacted bowel of a relative. The group was glad that I had packed a couple of those disposable enema bags. A quick enema resolved the issue and attendance was enjoyable.

The subsequent discussions were also reminiscent of those times when we were kids, and mom or grandma resolved issues with the enema bag or bulb.

Always here are post's regarding " Mom,s, Grandma's or Aunt's " who are responsible to administrate enema's to younger people !! - whenever i noticed them, i doubt, if it was really the truth, or maybe a kind of special phantasies ?? - in my homecountry it was for sure not usual, to act in this form with younger people !! - so sorry, if i get uncertainty to the most of these comment's !!

Both grandmothers and mother.

USA, Central Texas.

Very common among my friends who were raised in the 1960s.

I can't speak from another country's perspective

And to replying to the initial text of "reset" emotionally – absolutely.

There are lots of reasons why and if you're curious, you could be able to do a small search and find lots of information both here and on Fet.