Enemas during rain or thunderstorms

I absolutely love taking enemas during rain and/or thunderstorms. I find it completely relaxing to listen to the rain hit the roof or thunder going off and laying down while taking an enema while this is going just makes it even better to the point where I get the urge to take them when I hear it start to rain.

Does anyone else like taking enemas during storms or does it kill the mood and turn you off of taking them during the rain?

I have several CD's that are of rain or storms; and also have a few that are water falls and babbling streams. Those are really good for playing while having Enemas. The sound of the running water, while the Enema is going in gives you a sensation that all that stream is going to go inside you.

Another of my favorites is "Snowflakes Are Dancing" by Tomita.

Dan

Fascinating subject! I never gave this much thought since it rains so much here anyway. I've been in bed or in the bathroom taking an enema during lightning and thunder. We can get high winds. That scares me most.

I take more enemas during the winter months than other times of the year when I'm outside and more active. Several years ago in February when we we having terrible storms, I was in bed with the worst flu bug imaginable, totally rare for me. I never had such bad chills and we were having trouble with the furnace and couldn't get the house warm enough. What I remember most was the comfy feeling of a hot water bottle on my feet and a chamomile tea retention enema that my husband gave me with a bulb syringe that relaxed me because I couldn't sleep. I had never tried that before, but it blessedly worked.

I've had many enemas during rai and thunderstorms, as it rains frequently here, too. Honestly, I don't recall any difference. In fact, I wouldn't be able to write of a single one...I know there are several, but I never paid much attention to the weather. I hate to be a wet blanket, but the weather outside just goes away as the water flows.

Careful with this. A close lightning bolt may send big electricity uppa you ass. Just a friendly caution.

Careful with this. A close lightning bolt may send big electricity uppa you ass. Just a friendly caution.

A lightning bolt so close as to cause an enema to "send big electricity uppa you ass", will fry not only you but also everything around you. The enema ain't gonna make any damn difference.......

Unless, of course, you're using a shower shot connected to the water pipes. That could possibly do it.

I think I'd have to distinguish a difference between rain and a thunderstorm. Having sex/taking enemas when it's raining can be very nice. I have a cabin with no insulation so with the windows open and hearing the rain on the plank roof was really very sensual.

During a thunderstorm?? Well, while I like thunderstorms, the only thing I could think about is losing power during it. And at my house that means, no lights, no heat, and the worst, NO WATER! So the potential for no shower / no toilet doesn't make for the sexiest of times.

I have taken enemas during thunderstorms...its very relaxing...also if I stay home because of a snowstorm I will do enemas all morning or afternoon long.

I've replied elsewhere on this subject, but I'll answer again. I find that cold rainy days. or even snow days are often the absolute best days to enjoy a long slow series of enemas. There's no desire to be outside whatsoever, and the relaxation is exquisite under these climatological conditions.

I have to say, hen I'm in an enema session I'm pretty oblivious to the weather outside Thunderstorms have come and gone during enema sessions and I've head the thunder, and in one case even small hail hitting the house and did not pay attention. I'm self focused in an enema session.

Here's a totally different perspective.

Many years ago I frequently visited Ashley Pierce in her original location in Rockville, MD, before she moved to Baltimore.

Her basement was converted into a dungeon, medical room, etc. but the bathroom was upstairs. It was early evening (not summer) and it was after dark. A heavy thunderstorm rolled through, providing lots of atmospherics. I was thoroughly bound and 3/4 of the way through a sudsy, full enema bag when the storm knocked out the power. It took extra time to fire up candles and a flashlight and free me, as well as navigate the stairs and hallway in the dark to the bathroom. Fortunately, the house was in town, so there was no issue about the water system functioning for flushing, etc.

It was never a crisis, but the surprise of being bound and electrically blacked out temporarily added to the experience. It's also a good reminder to be prepared when you play during storms - you never know.

At home, we live WAY out in the country and when we lose power, we have not water since our well is electrically pumped.

Here in Florida, the lightning capital of North America (in terms of strikes per square mile per year), I have enjoyed many enema's with rumbling thunder. It is relaxing!

I don't know if taking an enema increases the danger from lightning, but the Severe Thunderstorm Warnings on my weather radio often advise staying out of the bathroom during the storm. Copper water pipes in walls are very conductive, particularly the higher ones up to shower heads. If lightning did strike my house, it might take a path through my shower plumbing. I still ignore the danger.

I can't say that I break out the enema bag when a thunderstorm is approaching, but I do have the tendency to enjoy a nice warm enema on cool rainy days. There's just something about cool damp weather outside that makes me want to stay warm and inside...and a nice enema session is just the trick!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Since I take my enemas in the bath tub, I am fearful that lightening could knock out the electric in my house and I'm in a dark bathroom. I avoid many things during lightening storms. I live in an all electric home.

I guess I never thought much about this... living in Florida, most summer late afternoon / early enemas are set to the background of a thunderstorm!

Since we adopted our present dog, I have had to deal with a frightened dog every time it thunders.

Having two young daughters and having to teach Them both fearlessness and lightning safety, and now a newborn son, who has learned to cry when he senses the dog is scared, When there is a thunderstorm on I have to just hold the place together Last thing I have time to think about is an enema.

Many times rain or a good thunder storm will interfere with outside work that I had planned. Therefore I end up with a little extra time on my hands. Well what do you do with extra time..... a few enemas...

In my old job, every time lightning struck, off i went to repair something, day or night.

Now every time it flashes and pops, we give each other the look and get ready to play. It has become our secret given, if at all possible, we stop and lay a rubber cotton covered mat on the bed, signalling it's on. We get naked and dance around washing, filling and hanging a bulging, near to overflowing promising red bag (and not no cheap foul Walmart excuse neither). Lately we like Bed Head hair conditioner for soothing backside caresses. You gotta try it, now.

Does anyone else like taking enemas during storms or does it kill the mood and turn you off of taking them during the rain?

We don't get many thunderstorms where I live, but rain is a virtual constant. Personally I hate, loathe and despise anything to do with rain. Nothing so despondent as living under a leaden sky with water falling out. My idea of a perfect Earth is never seeing a drop of rain or a cloudy sky for the rest of my life. Let it rain while I'm asleep if necessary, but otherwise my water can come out of a faucet for all I care ... 😃

Anyway, thunderstorms are no joke, so I am too apprehensive to enjoy much of anything, let alone an enema. When it rains is different. I've learned to ignore it as much as possible, otherwise I'd be hard put to schedule anything pleasant if rain prevented me from doing so emotionally.

I work outside and when it rains or thunderstorms and it will last more than a short time,my thoughts turn to enema time,of course the house needs to be empty.

Hi,

we do not need a thunderstorm for enemas. For us, enemas are thunderstorms. ????

Regards

Neptun

I do enema during rain or sunny weather.

Thunderstorms are dangerous so if the thunderstorm is strong I don't do enema in case of an emergency.

I’ve certainly had some great sex during a thunderstorm ( like being at my parents house down south, with my wife at the time, going outside at 1am, during a tremendous summer thunderstorm, and fucking like crazy on a swing overlooking the river... ) but I don’t think I’ve ever given/taken an enema during one.

Rain as mentioned can be very nice and sensual, like being lazy in bed on a Saturday morning because its raining and neither person wants to get up. So some sex or enema play would be a perfect thing to do while listening to the soothing and calming rain.

But thunderstorms here mean I frequently lose power, which means I have no water. And after an enema there is always clean up and possibly a shower to take, which isn’t possible with no electricity. So, I’ll skip the thunderstorm enemas for now...

I have done it in the past with no issue at all.

It has been a couple of years, because I usually take my enemas first thing in the morning, the least likely time for a thunderstorm .

My current dog was a cruelty case when we got him from the shelter, He still shows some signs after this long. One of those is a real, deep, and seemingly incurable fear of thunder.

Soooo if he comes to me and jumps on the bed and expects me to re-assure him I might not be able to do that and he might turn over one of the living room end tables or something.

Thunderstorms are a great mood setter for some enema fun the unexpected thunder claps just add to the mood

I find it very, very relaxing (most of the time). Love the sound of the rain on the roof. Recently, we had thunderstorms pass through and I turned off the roomlights and watched the bag empty under the illumination of the lightning flashes in the area.

The exception would be a severe thunderstorm that I am "under." Then, the high winds and/or hail would tend to be too distracting and more so if the weather alert upgraded to a tornado warning.

We don’t get many thunder storms here in Southern California. And when they do happen, it may be the middle of the night. I have taken enemas a few times during a thunder storm and when it rained. I find it relaxing with the sound of rain falling and the rumble of thunder in the background. The pitter patter sound of rain hitting the ground or dripping off the house is relaxing in its own way. More of a mood setting thing. It is a delightful distraction that kind of feels isolating to me. Puts me in my own little special world away from everything else. I went outside a few times during rain storms either under a cover or exposed to the elements. I use to enjoy the cold rain falling on me while taking a warm or hot enema. That was many years ago, when I lived in a more secluded neighborhood where no one could look over my fence. I had a rain shower head installed in my bathroom and I do use that occasionally in the shower stall to simulate rain. It still feels good having the gentle drops of water falling on my back and running down my body while receiving. Of course now I can use warm water with the option of ice cold water if I want to.

I have never taken enemas during rain or thunderstorms .

I like to hear my own man made thunder on the potty. Thunder down under.

Alec 123 said:

I have never taken enemas during rain or thunderstorms .

That was pretty weak. Why not try and contribute instead of posting a nothing response.

I absolutely love, and actually prefer to take mine when it's going to be a dark and rainy morning. It's kinda nice and tranquil and I know nobody will be coming over early morning when it's pouring.