The Burn Of A Suppository

I would get suppositories as a child and I hated them. The one thing about them that I had a strange respect for, though, was the burn. It was like the burn from a suppository was sacred and was meant to be kept to yourself and also to be savored.

Does anyone else feel that this burn was sacred?

While I definitely feel that way now, I didn't at the time. Back then I think I just hated it because it hurt. Later I came to miss it intensely.

Now the burn is the joy, back then, not it was just pain.

Hey linda

The burn was the most dreaded traumatic and fearful part of suppository. Especially associated with dulcolax not with glycerin. I also cried a lot due to that in childhood.

Hello Linda!

As a little child I hated suppositories, too, Because the suppositories did burn so much. But today I like suppositories.

As a child my mom administered them to me. I have memories back to age of 3. I always tried to hold it as long as I could . If I could resist the burn at the beginning then I could hold it for 1 hour. Sometimes I only could only hold it for 5 min and rushed to the toilet. My mom would say you have to wait to let it work. I really don't know why sometimes it worked so fast ,other times not. Mommy gave me another after an hour if the first one didn't work. Between the the 2 it always worked.

i really dont know why sometimes it worked so fast ,other time no,or momy gave me another after an hour. then the 2 always worked.

Might have to do with how much of the active ingredient (glycerin or bisacodyl) contacted the rectal wall. If a suppository is buried in stool it doesn't work well.

I had them as a kid when I'd get constipated and fiber/mineral oil didn't work (usually Dulcolax bisacodyl). Didn't like them then (burn and cramps), don't like them much now. I guess that's probably why I was more open to enemas. I did get a couple of them (and didn't like them either), but not nearly as many.

There are 2 suppositories that i can think of that burn more than bisacodyl. The first is phenergan and the second is a tigan suppository. They are a weird burn tho because at first, it's just the general sensation of the insertion and the rush that comes from the sup shooting through the sphincters into the rectum. After a minute or so, the sensations fade and you can't tell there's anything going on. But with two, after about 2- 3m, the hole and anal passage start warming up and it continues to build over the next 5- 10m. Not a sensation of having to expel because those aren't laxatives, but it's a moderate reminder that something just got inserted into you.

In my experience slippery soap sticks will give you the best burning sensation.

The feeling of deep penetration upon insertion is the pleasure for me. The burn I could do without.

Suppositories are meant to burn that is how it causes a bowel movement.

If I don't feel a little burn from a suppository (glycerine type), then I don't think they are working. That burn tells me it's going to produce the desired effect and that there is no need to insert a second one 😉

When i first tried Dulcolax i did not like the burning sensation that they left but after doing them a few more time i started to like the feeling and now i just think of the burning as a mild buffalo wing for your ass.

Suppositories coated with red pepper flakes definitely do burn and make their presence known. It's an interesting way to make a sub beg for an enema!

The burn is the best thing about this suppositories certain charming brings one to the climax.

Not so much the subliminal sense of the sacred...suppositories were treated with an element of shame. I got them because I wasn't "able" to hold down medicine, and the whole affair had an air of condescension. I would complain about how much they-usually phengran or tigran- hurt and burned, and such complaints were met with spankings, verbal degradation, or more typically both. I learned to keep the pain to myself, though I enjoy that same burn and urgency as an adult.

I was given suppositories when I was very young and sick. I remember them as being a medicine because of nausea keeping from taking any type of medication by mouth. I don't remember any type of burn but they were not the type of suppository that was for constipation.

Fast forward to my anal erotic development in adulthood and now fully exploring all things anal including suppositories. The slight burn I feel when using a glycerin suppository is just part of the experience and I don't relate these suppositories to the ones I got as a kid. I never attached any emotional meaning to enemas or suppositories- just the wonderful erotic sensations they produce.

I have just recently started to have to use suppositories under the direction of a Mistress.. I would have never anticipated the afterglow effect and how embarrassing it was.

@Stella1 You haven't had soap stick suppositories in the various brands and concoctions out there that will provide more intense stimulation compared to the Phenergan.

I'm not only one person who was that memories on my childhood. Well , in my opinion suppository gave a power of this person and it could be a nightmares. At my home my parents always used a medicament in this version. I remember that suppository could be a treatment for my issuers with colon, a "pills" for headache or high temperature or a punishment. Of course, I was scared when I was little. Last time, when I had a row my parents was joking that i should had a punishment to be undressed my pants and twirled thermometer in my ass

I suppose that the most important burning will be produced by a slippery soap stick inserted deeply in the anus.

Reddish - you sound like you come from a family very similar to mine. And re: your last remark: once in a while in my adult life my parents have made comments like that (as well as still taking an interest in my bowel movements) - although in more recent years they've been more interested in anal punishment of their granddaughter.

Is it just me or if one were to use onomatopoeia for the sensation of a suppository making it's slide upward in the rectum, that "whooosh" sensation, does anyone find theselves reminded of the Skype booting sound? Listen to it next time you boot Skype and think about it! LOL!

I haven't felt a burning sensation but the initial entry of a suppository into my rectum feels slightly cold and then once I squeeze my cheeks it disappears.

With soap stick suppositories that I make from arts and craft soap, just wet the tip, wait like 15 seconds or so and insert with the anal muscles clenching, and once past those muscles, it shoots right up due to being so slippery...

As early as age 3 i remember lying across my aunt's lap getting a suppository. She would keep me there until the urge to poop was too much to bear. The burning was not too bad, but it grew over time. By the time I was about 7 or so she started using adult suppositories as well as the children's suppositories. These would burn much more... and the worst part was that sometimes she would wake my up early and give me a suppository, then even after i expelled i could still feel the burning ...this made for a very awkward walk to school...by anus both itching and burning for the remnants of the suppository.

What kind of suppositories were these - soap, bisacodyl or glycerin?

Sacred? Not! Burns? That's more like it. Thankfully, I haven't been given Phenergan IV. That's the worst. I had it shot in my hip for a killer headache but mostly rectally during my pregnancies and some other memorable occasions through the years when I couldn't stop throwing up. Phenergan works. I'll say that much. Quite a surprise when a nurse thrust one up my behind and a minute later felt the heat. I got used to the burning after a while, so it wasn't bad. My husband liked giving them to me. He was disappointed when I switched to the tabs. ☹️

"Squid" for the most part they were glycerin suppositories. I believe that back in the 60's early 70s the glycerin part of the suppository was much higher than it is today. My Aunt's suppositories were kept in the refrigerator, so i guess the coldness being inserted didn't help much.

That irritation (or burn) was definitely one of the things about the suppository ordeal that made me cry and panic as a child. With soapsticks it was a notch higher, and it would make me want to 'go' faster only to be told by mom that I had to hold it longer!