Mainstream enema use...

I have no idea if this is a new thread or not, but I have searched around the forum and I haven't found it yet, so here's the question:

With all the interest I have seen on the internet and in porn movies (although I am prone to discount those sometimes) do you all think there is a general growth in the use of enemas and open-mindedness about them as compared to, say, 20 years ago?

There seems to be more and more mainstream topics regarding detoxing and colon cleansing and while many of these procedures do not use enemas, I do know some that do, like Ayurvedic cleansing and so forth. Any CVS has shelves full of Fleet products as well and Fleet has the new 'aloe' mix. Very nice, by the way, for a small squirt!

Thanks

Jono

If enemas were really a mainstream part of eroticism, you would be able to discuss it with your spouse, your boss, in-laws, friends, enemies, your children and all your vanilla relatives and neighbors.

KEEP DREAMING! We're a small select group who enjoy erotic enemas.

Enemas are NOT what comes to mind to most people when you discuss detoxing. They think about juicing, fasting, organic food, vitamins and exercise.

Yes, I agree Switchablesusie that we are a select few who discuss them openly here. I wonder how many others do not?

I suppose so many people are traumatized at an early age. I was reading one thread that mentioned how the

new common form of relieving constipation is through laxatives. Too bad. They are pretty unpredictable and some of the more chemical based pills are, in my opinion, dangerously cathartic.

Once enemas were a socialy exceptable topic of discussion, but for some reason when laxitives exploded onto the market enemas became a taboo subject. At one time every house had an enema bag (usualy left hanging in the bathroom for all to see) but now you don't even find them in many feninine hygine sections of the store.

Today many people have never had an enema unless it was in prep for a medical proceedur, then it is one of the small fleets type. It's a shame that the medical comunity no longer precribes them for the relief of common intestinal problems.

I agree with what has been said, but consider this. If you google "enema equipment" you get 4,190,000 hits. Assume that 25% of those hits are selling for erotic purposes; that means that a small number of us are spending a boat load money or there are a bunch of people in the closet. My take is that there are more of us than we think.

I think that people who are not enema addicts consider the whole subject/process unsanitary. People are willing to tell you that they had great sex, even tell you they love to be spanked, tied, and tweaked but ask them about their bowel habits and they'll freak out. Now, in the name of health (not to mention money) there are more colon health products on the market than laxatives. If there were $$$$$ in enemas you better believe there would be more people using them. We would have beautiful women in TV ads holding up their translucent silicone enema bags and everyone would be out there getting their own. I think it will be interesting to see how the new Fleet cleansing enemas sell, since it is just flowery water in a squirt bottle. I'm content being out of the mainstream, we have an electronic community here and we all understand each others interests. That being said, I will go make myself a nice warm liquid treat.

Ah yes....$$$$. Zenema hit it on the head. The eating habits in the modern age tend towards the unhealthy, unless you watch it carefully. That would account for the many digestive tablets for indigestion, constipation, etc...Amazing. I also find it odd that people will talk about being ritualistically bound and beaten (which is alright as long as it is safe) but no word about anal health, especially with all the emphasis on anal sex online.

Enemas are definitely not mainstream, even when other things are becoming that way. The subject is still too private and taboo to discuss in public. Even when you're speaking about it from a health standpoint, people still seem uneasy about the subject. Guess we will keep our secret and let the others wonder what they're missing!

I think the main demographic is 50-plus for the traditional water enema that began for many in early childhood. There are enough in that group who had such negative experience from that day that they shun even mentioning the "e" word. This includes nurses and therapists. Others here agree about early imprints?

I think the use of enemas are much more mainstream than most people realize, but on the same side, they're usually not apt to talk about it openly. My sister in law gave my brother an enema to relieve constipation a couple days after he came home from a brief hospital stay. We met up with them for dinner that evening, then came over to their house to play cards and let the kids watch movies. I had to use the bathroom, and when I was in there I noticed a used Kendall hospital enema kit in the waste basket. When I got through and came back into the dining room to play cards, I didn't say a word about it. But Mark didn't say a word about getting an enema and Ashley didn't mention giving it to him either. Not a peep from either of them about the enema. I was just wondering if they were aware of what I saw. On our way home I mentioned it to my wife. She already knew because Ashley called her for her nursing expertise on giving Mark an enema. Women share every secret.

I don’t know if there is any real data on just how many of us are like this, but I would guess it is less than 10%. Most people who may have received enemas as a kid, or an adult, will say, “I hope I never have to go through THAT again.” Some of us, like myself, that grew up not really hating the enemas we received have decided that the benefits or good feelings we derive from enemas overshadow the temporary discomfort. But I really don’t understand how some of you that have had traumatic experiences with enemas, such as frequent large enemas, embarrassing enemas with an audience, or punishment enemas, can continue to voluntarily submit yourself to it. Is it like an addiction? Is it like an alcoholic? Not everyone who has a beer or glass of wine becomes an alcoholic, but some do. Is it the same with our enemas? Is it in our genes? Or are we just f___ing nuts?

We like playing around in what people generally consider the dirtiest and most private of our body’s orifices. Even when naked, the anus is not visible to others unless we bend, spread, or do something deliberate to expose it.

So we pump water into ourselves until we swell up and look pregnant. We endure discomfort ranging from minor to severe trying to get more in and hold it in as it is all trying to get back out.

Then when we do let it out, it is a gush of the most disgusting looking and smelly mess you can imagine, accompanied by more cramps and lots of very un-lady like noises. And with all of the spraying and splashing it usually requires wiping down the toilet when we are finished. Not to mention any cleanup that may be required if there is an accident along the way.

And then when it is all over, we do it again! And again!

There must have been an early on erotic component even for those of us who had unpleasant enema experience in our youth. I reconstruct that the sensation of my penis rubbing on my mother's slip as she held me across her lap and gave me enemas must have been that component. Anyway, I think most us who continue to enjoy the passion do so because we find it orgasmic or orgasm enhancing.

To Cheryl77177.. I don't think we are f--cking nuts.. the enemas just provide a very special comfort... that we love to repeat😃

Those of us who enjoy enemas know that it is a part of us that only a very few will ever know. I doubt very seriously that enemas will ever be 'mainstream' or part of casual conversation. On the internet about the Golden Globes .. Angeline Jolie caused a stir .. or was thought to be 'racy' when she told a reporter that she was looking forward to, '... getting into bed with Brad ...' after the show. That caused some of the crowd to 'wink and nod' .. can you imagine what the reaction would have been if she said, 'I can't wait to get home and have Brad give me an enema!' No .. I don't think enemas will be 'mainstream' any time soon.

We can dream. 😉

I think this is a different topic, but I've never heard it mentioned. Wouldn't it be nice if there were an emblem that could identify enema enthusiasts. It would have to be recognicable to friends, but subtle enough so ONLY we could identify it. Wouldnt it be nice to be able to put something like this on our car so when I saw it, I would know that he/she is an enema enthusiast. Anyone care to design something? Maybe this is too far fteched.

Clytère in french ..enema for a emblem

There is a clip on the web (can't find it) of Kate Beckinsale on Conan O'Brien's show. He asks her how she feels about watching herself on the screen, and she says "I'd rather have an enema."

Here's the lovely Kate with Conan. It comes around the 2:30 mark.

http://metacafe.tubevube.com/watch/yt-5tw_5sXF09k/kate_beckinsale_pt_1_of_2/

..And spoken without hesitation. That usually means a kind of mental rehearsal beforehand.

Maybe not so long ago miss Kate had a similar, more in-depth discussion on the topic.

I was surprissed to hear a reference to colonics on NCIS LA last night. The female caricter was trying to get a guy at a bar to leave her alone and asked, "Are you into colonics". Of course on the show the guy left. Wondered what would happed if he had said yes. Writers problem.

While not in the mainstream, it seems that colon therapists practices are springing up all over. I've been going twice a year to mine, and the number of clients is growing steadily, mainly professional women. "There's a lot of stress out there," my therapist says. Several of her clients are nurses, which I find interesting. And I wonder about all those websites selling enema bags and everything else enema-related. Somebody must be buying.

Dan I think that is a good idea to create a "Esignia" i would like to be able to see others of similar interests

I travel a lot for my job and spend a lot of windshield time contemplating and ruminating, and came up with this possible "E-signia" (with inspiration from Embers kitty cat)

3-~()

Ok, here's the translation

3=bum

-=nozzle

~=hose

()=empty bag

Feel free to critique, trash, flame or otherwise modify!

Bagman. 3-~()

@Bagman

Good thinking on the E-signia. The one thing I would change is the symbol () from empty bag to a full bag, otherwise, great!

3-~{ }

How's this for full bag?

Yep, that works great also. Either one will designate enema use if people know what they are looking for. 😉

Seems few responses and yet numerous posts to every type of variable relating to the use of Enema's.....Yet at some point in time they "enjoyed" a favourable position both medically (so to by medical recommendation) & domestically....Not everyone would have found it a pleasing experience in getting the backside swamped with fluid concoctions to enable them to CRAP.....Oh Yuk...how gross...that's really disgusting !! we hear.....Really !! ...how so ??...why would that be !!....Bodily waste product has to be eliminated somehow & if it's not forthcoming naturally then alternatives are called upon.

Of course ever increasing medical advancements over time also ensured any perceived or real "Mainstream" use /application would see that Enema taking in volume consigned to the history books, supposedly in favour of simpler / faster / cheaper methods....although that cannot be denied or discounted.. Thats the way it is,like it or not.....Neither is this an imponderable.

The fact that sexual stirrings even excitement has been attributed to Enema's may have played a role in its fall from favour...The works of researcher Dr Denko publicly revealed her clinical notes / findings & in so doing coined a name...One that bought fame,respect from peers & gains...for which later she were to distance herself from....And it wouldn't be beyond the realms of possibility that those clinical notes of Dr J Denko (cant have a "respectable" community leader personally condoning such activities now can we !!) were somehow used by persons in authority to discredit such practices because of the sexual connotations....Furthering beliefs that Enema's no longer had a place in a "modern" society.

An Enema for whatever reason is apparently bad for us....some might say good....gee some might even get turned on....ahhhh !! that's it...caught out... darn why didn't I think of that....Perhaps that's a factor in the Enema's demise from its halcyon days....Butt no,any "Mainstream" considerations would have been only a dream...same as it is now.

There may very well be a resurgence in interest again...what many observe across several mediums would suggest so....Who knows what 21st century marvels will tell

KEEP THE DREAM ALIVE. 😁

Oh my ! It's been 7 long years since this thread has seen the light of day

With societal shift in the acceptance of anal sex across a broad demographic there's also been noticable developments in a variety of enema related products as well as it's useage.

When I am on several of the websites that I visit I enter “enema” to define my search. Not unexpectedly a few names pop up. When I chat in the public rooms of the same sites and ask if anyone is into enemas the screen lights up. I think folks seem to more accepting but still are not at a point that they are willing to disclose.

If the availability of equipment at retail stores is any indication, then there are fewer folks doing it. There used to be a wide variety of equipment at all the local drug stores and in the medical section of larger grocery stores. It's hard to find this equipment at retail today. There certainly is a lot of equipment available on-line. Somebody must be buying or the selection would not be so varied.

It use to be talk of Enemas were Common, Sex was taboo. Now it's the Reverse. Think I heard the word Enema once recently by group leader,

just the word, nothing else. Don't know why?