Gender and colonic therapists

My lady and I work as a team. She starts the fill and holds my hand to encourage me. I tell her if she needs to stop the fill and then either to hold, we then keep going, or release. During the release she will massage my tummy. Then we start all over again. When I appear to have finished she asks me to turn from lying on my back to my left side and boom, boom, boom!! We are both convinced that I have hollow legs.

I’ve had colonics from approx 8 different providers over the years. All the therapists have been female. The only enema I’ve ever received from a male was a barium enema given at the hospital.

Considering that most colonic patients are women, it makes sense that most therapists are women as that is more comfortable for women. It's a non-essential, very intimate, and vaguely sexual practice (even for those who aren't fetishists), so the gender of the provider is important. If it were essential like other medical procedures, the gender wouldn't matter as much. I wouldn't have a colonic from a man. We only have a few options in my town, and one who has been around a long time is a guy, as is one in an overall holistic practice that has a LIBBE/open system, the only open system in my area. I'd love to try the LIBBE, and even though the male therapist seems only to be present in the room to set up, a guy being involved at all is not appealing.

I have a wonderful therapist for colonics....been seeing her for a few years. Even if our relationship is strictly professional, we talk constantly and became quite intimate in that we even talk about enemas, sex and kinks, besides food and real life... the session with her goes so smoothly that I do not realize our time is already finished... I like to book her last hour and often end up with overtime, she does not look at her watch very often... never thought a man therapist could be any better and probably would not use one if I knew of him...

I didn't had one.

During the last visit of a close friend of mine i had an interesting conversation. I admited to him once (some years ago) that i tried an enema. Since then we have never talked about it.

While drinking coffee in his kitchen, i saw a probiotic drink and asked him about it. During the talk he admitted that he wants to try a CHT because he thinks it would be good to take care of the colon. His wife confimed that this could be a good idea as the enema which she received when giving birth to their child was the enema as she felt so lightweight after it.

I've only ever had one colonic from a guy; most have been from women. The guy used the open system and then did a coffee enema but he was largely outside the room and it was all self insert. Otherwise that one outlier my experiences have been with women for colonics an enemas that are professionally administered.

I had two colonics, both from women. These were full-scale colonics, meaning that the technicians inserted the tube into my rectum and then, during the process, massaged my belly to improve the function of the colonic. I was in a gown and there was no frontal nudity during the massaging, but my belly was exposed.

I've had several colonics at different providers. So far, only once has the therapist been a man; otherwise, it's always been women.

Personally, I feel more comfortable when the colonic irrigation is performed by a woman.