Painful enemas. Why?

Hello, this topic may have been brought up before... I'd like to talk about painful enemas, or more specifically, about people who regularly have them and endure them to the end, tormenting themselves with terrible stomach pain... As a child, I saw my older cousin, groaning and continuing to pour water into herself without stopping, despite the fact that she was moaning with terrible stomach pain, on all fours. Back then, I really liked it, but as an adult, I wondered: if it really hurts, and you've already poured enough water, then why do you endure it and not stop the procedure for at least a couple of minutes? As a child, I also had very painful enemas that I had no control over... I'm not judging, an enema can probably be pleasant (I never give myself one), but I'm talking specifically about painful enemas for those who do them, and why you do it to the end, even when the pain from stomach cramps becomes unbearable... I'm just curious.

I cannot recall having a single painful enema. On very rare occassions, I have had momentary slight cramps that go away as quickly as they come and were only slight uncomfortable. But Brett makes a good point.........why continue an enema if it is really painful? Your body is telling you something is terribly wrong and if it happened to me, I sure would not continue the enema. It might also be advisable for those who experience pain during an enema to seeka medical opinion and advice. Denise