@Vicki_V described really well what also happens between my partner and I and what happened between my late fiancé and I, too (he was the first man to give me enemas and to do so on a very regular basis. He would also take them from me, as does my partner).
As a matter of principle I don’t beg, I never have, but I will plead with my partner to slow the flow or stop it altogether if I am feeling really full or if I can’t get my bowels to relax (which unfortunately happens even though I have craved desperately every single enema he’s given me). He is a very gifted lover in general and has an enema giving ability that is second to none and can really understand what my body can handle and when he can gently push me to taking a little more hot, soapy water when I don’t think I am able to (that “a little more” usually ends up being the full 4 quart bag when I think I can’t get past the initial 2-2 1/2 quarts; I’m always glad that he does not let my fear of making a mess and inability to truly surrender to him and to the enema get in the way. His enemas are oh so much more effective than the ones I give myself and infinitely more rewarding. Yes, a really good expulsion is one of the best feelings ever 😎). When he’s decided that I have taken all the solution I should take -for me all enemas are erotic but, due to my multiple health issues, they are also very much needed to keep my bowels as clean and active as possible, and that’s something that I have discussed with my GI specialist before and got their approval. I might have left out the erotic aspect of them, but it is just an added benefit 😉- the most challenging part for me begins, and that’s holding it. I’m not a patient person and I am not very good at waiting with my bowels cramping up and my stomach distended and super sensitive. I’m rather petite and the 3-4 quarts I aim for and that my partner helps me take make my tummy look massive and feel very “stretched” from the inside and on the outside and I both love and hate being that full. I know that it’s exactly the kind of enema that I need and that will give the results that I want and really look forward to but that is when I really do most of my pleadings with my partner (or, if solo, with myself. But it is so much more arousing to have my partner with me, and it was equally arousing to have my late fiancé with me, too). Depending on our moods and on whether I am actually truly struggling, he will have me hold my enema for as long as I possibly can, and most times he won’t time it. Instead, he will give me permission to expel it but, as he helps me up from being on all fours or on the knee chest position, he will have me attempt to resist the increasingly intense urge to let everything out and stay calm, and stand in front of the loo, and not “allow” me to actually sit on it until I have squirmed and asked him in a proper manner for permission one more time (and I never get it right the first time 🤣 definitely not while standing and with gravity starting to come between me and any sense of discipline I may have left). By then I am barely able to put together much of a coherent thought, let alone a sentence, but my partner can be both extremely Dominant and extremely soothing, and will never have me do anything that I don’t feel comfortable doing or that is too much for my body (and I am also very capable of jumping on the bowl if it’s really time) but, for all my pleadings and struggling and needing to be coached, the truth is that I love every minute of this process and I feel so much better physically and mentally when I give my enemas the necessary time to do their job. As I finally get to have the much needed release, my partner will help me have a release of a different kind, massaging my lower back and shoulders, gently rubbing my stomach with every wave of cramps, playing with my nipples and my clit, and whispering in my ear how proud he is of me and how well I have handled a difficult enema and reminding me of how good I will feel once it’s all out of my system. He will always hold me and make me feel safe and cared for and I am very thankful that I can get to experience the feeling of completely giving up control and yet being able to vocalize the struggle (more mental than anything, much more difficult than the physical one for sure) that accompanies the whole process and being allowed to savor every moment of it.
Play safe,
B x