Psychology of enemas

Finally someone taking us seriously

Superficial in a lot of ways but at least the author is trying

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-excess/201403/behind-enema-lines

Interesting but superficial and I think you have to be one who enjoys for health or sex or both to write a meaningful article

DON'T DO THIS:

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Journal+of+Gastrointestinal+Surgery,+9,+747%E2%80%93749&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart

Of course everyone has heard of the guy with the concrete enema and the book STUCK UP that I posted a few years ago and available on Amazon.

Other references to catastrophic enemas:

Denko JD. Klismaphilia: Enema as a sexual preference. AmJ Psychother 1973;27:232–250.

Cappell MS, Simon T. Fulminant acute colitis following aself-administered hydrofluoric acid enema. Am J Gastroent-erol 1993;88:122–126.

Herrerias JM, Muniain NA, Sanchez S, Garrido M. Alcohol induced colitis. Endoscopy 1983;15:121–122.

Barton JL, Terry JM, Barton ES. Enema abuse. Br J Psychiatry 1982;141:621–623.

Eisele JW, Reay DT. Deaths related to coffee enemas.JAMA 1980;244:1605–1609.

Barone JE, Yee J, Nealon TF. Management of foreign bodies and trauma of the rectum. Surg Gynecol Obstet 1983;156:453–457.

Eftaiha M, Hambrick E, Abcarian H. Principles of management of colorectal foreign bodies. Arch Surg 1977;112:691–695.

Kingsley AN, Abcarian H. Colorectal foreign bodies: Management update. Dis Colon Rectum 1985;28:941–944.

Elam AL, Ray VG. Sexually related trauma: A review. AnnEmerg Med 1986;15:576–584.

Michael D. Hellinger. Anal trauma and foreign bodies.Surg Clin North Am 2002;82:1253–1260.

Ahmed A, Cummings SA. Novel endoscopic approach forremoval of a rectal foreign body. Gastrointest Endosc 1999;50:872–874.

Stephens PJ, Taff ML. Rectal impaction following enema with concrete mix. Am J Forensic Med Pathol 1987;8:179–182.

@SwitchableSusie - a quick perusal of the links you posted makes it easy to see why robocall scam artists make a good living preying of the gullible! LOL! I have said many times that the average citizen has an IQ hovering in the 70's.

And the Darwin award goes to .............

Amaz-on has used copies of "Stuck Up" for $5. with only a couple spots on them. 😘 They talk about a hundred things found stuck up, or down. 😕

About the 40's n 50's Kinsey stats on klismophillia, they saw our ladies taking on water through a hose in the bottom. 😜 And riding the waves.

Well, I may have an inside view on those stats.

1. Nursing was a very distinguished occupation. Everyone knew who Florence Nightingale was. Patriotism was still taught in USA public schools.

2. "Practice makes perfect", is a tried and true method of learning. 🙄

3. Home remedies were the pride of every home.

Secrets were shared and taught liberally everywhere. 😮

4. While the home was His castile, momma knew about castile, n Ivory too.

5. Daddy needed it, gramma said so. As he was out earning their family's support and welfare, she was busy becoming a real woman of power.

6. Parents usually gave their precious new family the health remedy to near fix everything. If you were not sure, you better had get sure. And she did.

7. I remember the pride and sophistication associated with enema procedures as being a religious obligation of self respect.

8. While it may have, and no doubt did become klismophellia,,, Who Knew ??

I remember investigating an abandoned farm house for something that might be worth collecting. The place was stripped. Every room had been cleaned. Closing the door to the main bedroom, a red bag and hose flapped on a nail as the door swung to. To me this was a sentimental leaving of intimate family times. "Home"

Interesting read. I think I'm a type A. But if I was comfortable with a partner, I could be a type B.

The Kinsey report is about 50 years old at this point!

The Kinsey report is about 50 years old at this point!

Closer to 70 years old - books came out in 1948 and 1953. Good psychobabble can endure for a long time!

@Lisak said

The Kinsey report is about 50 years old at this point!

@gwhap said

Closer to 70 years old - books came out in 1948 and 1953. Good psychobabble can endure for a long time!

Alfred Charles Kinsey was an American biologist, professor of entomology and zoology, and sexologist.

Kinsey was NOT a physciatrist which is probably how he was able to devise good clinical experiments instead of the crap like the article in Shrinokology Today where Susan Whitbourne wrote that laughable article on Lingering effects of having multiple sex partners.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=110930

Alfred Charles Kinsey was an American biologist, professor of entomology and zoology, and sexologist.

Kinsey was NOT a physciatrist

My bad for not looking it up prior to posting an assumption. Thanks for the clarification/correction.

Wonder if the author is a klismo? I don't know about the psychology of it, all I know being ordered to pull down my underpants then get on my elbows and knees gets me so hot and so erect that sometimes I feel like such a naughty boy with that warm water coursing through my bowels.

What bliss, huh?

It's gratifying to see that Alfred C Kinsey recognised here on this topic as he was to recognise & ultimately complete research study notes into “test” patients who derived pleasure from the use of Enemas almost a quarter of a century before Dr Joanne Denko.

I guess that I'm a type C.