Suppository preference

Hi all!

What from suppository preference have you? I personal prefer glycerine suppositories, with fingers put.

Glycerin suppositories primarily, but also soap suppositories. Love to receive as well as give to my Sub Wife. She hates receiving suppositories of any description, especially soap suppositories, she says they sting like crazy and makes her cramp.

Dont know what you have been using, but the saddle soap i use doesnt sting or burn , i get it from the pet shop just down the road, its called naf saddle soap, is in a red box, and can also be seen and bought on ebay.

What happens when you or wife cant hold it any longer ?

Yes, i think, the soap make more burn, as the regulary glycerol suppos.

Glycerin suppositories. The translucid type with pointed end are my favourites. With 3.36 gms of glycerin each suppository they never fail.

Here in my land is just 3 gramm the biggest glycerine suppo,

In the UK i see the 4 gramm is the big (adult size).

Glycerin, bisacodyl, or soapsticks. I like it when they burn, sting, or hurt.

I’ve never used glycerin suppositories. If my insides need a little boost, I prefer a bulb enema.

The ones I use most often are glycerin, dulcolax and paracetamol.

@soapyfun I also feel a lot of cramping and burning with suppositories, but I need them.

@anne20 When I need them, and I have been constipated, I do enjoy that cramping feeling, either glycerin or Dulcolax gives me, as I try to hold them in as long as possible to get the best complete result.

We make our own suppositories ☝ What we do is buy aloe leaves here locally. Anthony strips off the outer layer so there's just the aloe gel, and then I take the gel and blend it with some coconut oil. I then add them to some suppository molds I buy from Amazon and freeze them.

We use them weekly, and as needed. Very natural and very healing. They're super cold upon entry but, being that they're frozen, one doesn't want to wait too long to insert them once removed from the freezer!

@KennyT I love that feeling too!

I'm going to make these suppositories @Shygirl17 !

@soapyfun I also feel a lot of cramping and burning with suppositories, but I need them

@Anne20 - same for me. But I crave the burning and stinging feeling and the cramps.

Do you need suppositories or want them, or is it both a need and a want?

@soapyfun It is a necessity and a desire at the same time.

I hated getting suppositories when I was growing up but my preference would be glycerin suppositories. The Dulcolax suppositories my Mom started using when I was in my teens burned too much and made my rectum and anus sore for about an hour after they worked. Soapsticks carved from a bar of Ivory soap and softened by soaking in water were by far the worst. The burning never seemed to stop while my Mom forced me to hold them in for 15 minutes and my bum was sore for a long time after I'd pooped. Luckily she only used them on me when she had run out of the others and hadn't had time to buy more.

Like others here, I also hated getting suppositories as a kid, but for sure that started my passion today.

My favourite are the glycerine ones. While as a kid I received also some suppositories for sore throat or other symptoms of a cold, I think that the suppositories associated to constipation are the hottest of all, because they are not just great by themselves, but also for the effect they have. And if you happen to have skipped a couple of days at the toilet, the feelings of a glycerine suppository are even further enhanced. And that also in sexual excitement terms.

Strange enough, even though I like taking them, I love even more giving them, especially to someone who is in need of a good evacuation.

And if while playing, the received puts up a fuss that is even hotter as reminds me of myself as a kid, when (unsuccessfully) trying to avoid the rectal laxative.