Early Internet Enema Sites

Who remembers all the great enema sites that popped up in the early 2000s? Which ones were your favorites, the ones you had to check on daily? Are any of them still around? The excitement of discovering those sites and realizing I was not alone in my fetish was overwhelming. Name your favorites and why.

I got to this site indirectly through #enemasrus IRC Chat. If memory serves me correctly #enemasrus migrated to #nozzleville then #nozzleville was absorbed by Zity. I loved the Beth Tyler site which is no longer active. Although Shadow Lane was more spanking than enemas (some enemas), it's still up and running.

Trip down memory lane… 🤯🤯🤯 to days when connection was via copper wire and sharing the household phone line… circa the late 1990's

One of the first ones I found was either Cathy or Nancy's “The Naughty Nurse”. The message board was fun, and the first thing I would check out. Always great to see a bunch of new postings!

The very first internet foray into the world of enemas was the newsgroup/discussion group “e-sig”. It was in its infancy with little or no photo postings- but the participation was wide and varied with many enema enthusiasts making connections for the first time. This was back in 1998.

I loved Speculumpages.com. Great story site. BTW, it's still accessible via the wayback machine:

http://web.archive.org/web/20050221021245/http://www.speculumpages.com/index1.html

I followed a few Bulletin Board services in the mid 1990s. I think one was called alt.sex.enemas if I recall correctly. Perhaps it was run by Yahoo? It mostly contained short conversations, discussions and stories. Then at later stages you could upload/download images, but it seemed to take forever to get an image on screen.

Despite the primitive technology, it was a wonderland of material.

I kinda miss Enemageddon, japanese site with the wierdest stuff, really awesome.

Now and then a few fragments surface, but it seems to have disappeared almost entirely

@agracier I think you meant USENET for alt sex enemas. It was a good SIG at one time. I posted there using the Finnish (I think) server that anonymized your ID. The owner of that server got busted by his government when the church of Scientology complained.

I know this is a little off topic, but pre internet, mainly in the 80’s, there was a group called “The Enema Buddies Fraternity”. It was headed up by a guy by the name of Frank E. Ball. I think he was from Illinois, maybe the Chicago area. It was a long time ago and so hard to remember. It had over a hundred members from several different countries, and was quite an active group that sent fraternity brother’s names and addresses, enema photos, enema stories, testimonials, and even invitations to join their Enema Fests. Does anyone remember them?

BigBoy

@agracier I think you meant USENET for alt sex enemas. It was a good SIG at one time. I posted there using the Finnish (I think) server that anonymized your ID. The owner of that server got busted by his government when the church of Scientology complained.

You are probably correct. I remember the big to-do when the anonymized server got shut down. At the time I was a noob. Afterwards many migrated to several Yahoo groups, though I can't remember the names. They were heavily image oriented though. Which I liked. And then the Yahoo groups sort of withered away.

Nothing seems to last long on the Net, does it?

My memory fails me as to the names, but there were at least two previous “Groups” prior to Yahoo! taking them over. While I wasn’t on Compuserve, I did participate in a private group on GEnie in the mid 1990s. Anyone else remember a wonderful woman contributor from those days who went by Star Thrower / Nurse Nancy?

Yes--- many 1990's enema as well as other “adult” and/or sites/Groups with a strong R or X rating withered on the vine or Flopped due to cashflow issues or for political/sexual correctness scenarios.Many were just boring and died of lack of interest. It's almost a “Survival of the Fittest” situation.

I followed a few Bulletin Board services in the mid 1990s.

@agracier

My friend, you are certainly dating yourself. The Internet was made public in April 30, 1993. Now neither of us can claim that we are 39 years old.

Some of us have been fortunate to discover sites relating to enemas etc. Those from the 90's opened my eyes to this wonderful topic and allayed some fears that I must be one of the worst deviants around. The Ladies Enema Journal (LEJ), The Naughty Nurses Erotic Enema Site, Enemas4TheMind, and the various Yahoo groups, were but some of my favorites. Some of our members operated some of these groups, and possibly moderated some.

As far as SpeculumPages, our moderator posted a link on this site. It is somewhat hidden in a post under any “EBook recomendations” It has access to most, if not all, of those old stories.

There is some wonderful reading available, including some that isn't intended to be erotic, but that educates those of us addicted to this simple pleasure and procedure.

I am surprised nobody mentions enemarotica, my favorite before 2000. I never bought a cassette from the Collector, but I enjoyed the screen shot stories.

I was never much for the computer back then but enemarotica was the first site I found. Zity is hands down the best😉

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I know this is a little off topic, but pre internet, mainly in the 80’s, there was a group called “The Enema Buddies Fraternity”. It was headed up by a guy by the name of Frank E. Bal

I recall this from the mid 1970s. I didn’t subscribe as I thought it mainly a gay centric group. There was also another mail group called The Watering Can - or was that the name of Frank’s newsletter? I do recall buying black and white cheesecake photos of nurses from Beth Tyler (the couple that sold photos and later gear who insisted on an annoying legal I-am-not-a-cop disclaimer with every order. )

Frank E Ball is a name from the past that I clearly remember.

I think that I used to visit a site on Yahoo too, but cannot remember it now. From memory, it started to appear that anything to do with sex, even with an initial disclaimer at the beginning of the site, began to get removed from the Internet in the early 2000s. That was a real pity.

The Naughty Nurse! Marlene and Marvin may remember me and Carla from back then.

In the first years of my having a computer, I found some groups on Ning. They all disappeared when the religious warriors started trying to clean up everyone else's morals; the same as Yahoo groups.

Dan

Is there a link to speculum pages? I think you can get it on the wayback machine but a link would make it easy.

The collector is still around they now sell dvd's i hav a lot of the old tapes hate to get rid of them.

@agracier I think you meant USENET for alt sex enemas. It was a good SIG at one time. I posted there using the Finnish (I think) server that anonymized your ID. The owner of that server got busted by his government when the church of Scientology complained.

I think alt.sex.enemas was the very first since the USENET was one of the first widely-available and public messaging services. Never heard the story about the Scientology connection though. Interesting/weird. I also found and frequently browsed the LEJ and a similar site that wasn't supposed to be for women only; can't remember the name of the hosting site though and neither archive.org nor google seem to find it. I do recall being amazed when I found ASE however, since up to the that time, the only hint I had that others shared my kink was a few letters in Penthouse. I was amazed (and relieved TBH)!

Back in the mid-90's I was living in Texas and started a Yahoo group titled, “Texas Enemas-For those who like their enemas like the state of Texas… BIG and HOT!" I started it on a lark and the site grew phenomenally and had several thousand members by the time Yahoo decided to destroy all of the good ”groups." If any of you were a member of, or remember, this group I would enjoy hearing from you.

YES! alt.sex.enemas. dial up modem……that crazy sound when a connection was made…..tying up the house line…."honey come to bed"…..or….."I need to use the phone"……black screen with green letters…..typing away with further confirmation there were other like me….better boners back then too…..

I join the many of you recalling the foundings of E chat on the various alt. and other sites. We have witnessed astounding progress in communication. Zity has been an astounding step forward in adult communication. Join me in thanking the owner, the administrators and selfless Mods who keep this resource flowing. Thank You!

@Moppys_jalopy said,

Is there a link to speculum pages? I think you can get it on the wayback machine but a link would make it easy.

Here is a link to Speculum Page 18:

Http://web.archive.org/web/20051212110918/http://www.speculumpages.com/Page18/index18.html

Your’ll be able to access the other pages from this link.

My recollection is that the Collector will exchange old VHS tapes for DVD's for a minimal cost. Check the website.

I didn't see ESig mentioned. How many of you were part of that?