Airplane , and constipated.....

I used to commute to Hawaii, and take the "red eye" night flight back to the states. I had a pleasent woman siting next to me, who was in pain, saying that she had flown for 8 hours from N. Zealand, then on to U.S, and was "bound up", and can't go to the bathroom. We were in the two seats next to the window, and it was night, the cabin darkened. I offered to help, and she said yes. I got a supository out of my bag, slipped the blanket over us both, had her lay across my lap, I reached around her bottom, slipped my hand under her skirt, pulled down her panties, got my hand up between her "bun's", found her anal "rosebud", and pushed the glycerine supository into her anus, well past the obstruction, and up into her rectum, as far as my finger would reach. I said "just lay there and relax. I massaged her lower back and belly, within a few minutes she felt the feeling of urgency,replacing the pain of constipation, I made her wait a half hour, she got up, expelled in the bathroom, and found blessed relief. We corresponded afterwards, to our mutual enjoyment.....

A good time was had by both. Glad you knew how and had the supplies to be ever so helpful.

Since you can't travel by ( air ) with a liquid fleet enema in your carry-on bag, I just take the smallest fleet plastic jar of 12 glycerine supositorys in my travel bag, there always effective with-in an hour for relief. I usualy take one a few hours before flying, and "fly-on-empty" and comfortable....

More about the woman , she started breathing easily as I massaged her lower back from the small of her back to about an inch into the clevis of her buns, but when I massaged her belly, I detected a faint audible "murmer"

and her body flexed a bit.... and then she did truly relax, her head resting on her folded arms, on my lap, I had her draw up her knees, and continued to massage her backside while she waited for the supository to take affect....(all under the blanket) After she returned from the bathroom, and after about 10 hours of flying that day, she fell asleep on my shoulder, even nuzled a bit, but she was fast asleep.

I never thought about taking enemas or suppositories before flying, but it makes a whole lot of sense. But if I was in trouble on a plane, I would sure hope you were by my side!

I always take a couple of enemas before flying. You are nice and cleaned out and do not have to use the airplane bathroom.