How to give a punishment enema that causes cramping

Does anyone have any tips about how to prepare and/or administer an enema so that it's more likely to cause cramping? Particular enema fluid additives? Temperatures - hot or cold? Large volumes? Delivery methods - into rectum with nozzle vs higher up with colon tube?

(A warm, lightly soaped 2-litre enema delivered 12 to 16 inches up via colon tube doesn't seem to cause much distress at the time, and only a bit when the fluid eventually starts to work its way down. I don't feel sufficiently punished!)

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Try very cold water and hold it.

The one's that my mother and Step-dad used on me was a one quart bag of Very Cold water that was delivered quickly with a strong flow from the nozzle into my rectum and bowels. Once complete I had to hold it for at least five minutes before I was allowded to evacuate it. That gave me the worst Cramps I have ever felt in my life. It didn't take me long to behave for a long time before I earned another one.

If you really want to experience very strong cramps try m&m (milk and molasses). Give (or receive) as much as possible and hold for as long as possible. I have managed to hold almost 2 quarts for about 5 minutes, and that was my personal record. Cramps were wild and I was bloated and had to take return trips to the loo for hours. Ideally you would want a rinse enema but if you feel you need to suffer this will do the job.

Another really rough option is a VERY soapy, warm, large volume enema: keep a bar of ivory soap in a quart of water overnight and pour both the water and whatever mushy mess the bar of soap has become into a 3 or 4 quart bag. Add 2-3 quarts of salty, hot (as hot as you can safely take; it’s a punishment, not a ticket to the ER) water and 4 to 6 capfuls of Dr. Bronner’s peppermint or lavender liquid soap. Take it with a colon tube or a deep, thick nozzle, and with the bag hanging at least 4 feet above the recipient’s ass.

This is really hard to take and to hold, at least for me. The double dose of Dr. Bronner’s soap combined with the ivory soap will give me cramps right away, and they are very difficult to ride, too. If given with a long colon tube, this will be even more effective. You definitely want a couple of good rinse enemas afterwards.

I had a friend, Ilona, in Pennsylvania until a few years ago who said she wanted to give me what she called a "3H" enema. What is that I asked? "Hot, high & helluva lot!" she explained. Shame I live three thousand miles away in England so never got to experience it!

@sphinx there have been some very good suggestions.

Cold water

m&m (milk and molasses)

VERY soapy, warm, large volume enema:

My suggestion is lemon juice. A splash, 1 - 3 tablespoons in 2 quarts, to start with increasing the amount to your desire.

Some enemas do need to be taken with caution, some with great caution. Everyone has different limits for what they feel as "cramping". To some it may be "killer" instead.

Try different solution suggestions erring on the low dosage side. Slowly increasing the amount until the desired affect is reached or felt. With each next enema that you try. To start out at the "professional" level first may well discourage someone from trying that recipe again or at worst send you to the ER.

Administer with caution not zealousness. Play safely no matter what you do or want.

I don't think there's much need to get terribly fancy to cook up a good punishment enema. Just have the subject get naked and watch you prepare a nice hot soapy enema knowing he or she is about to get it should do the trick! I agree that it shouldn't be a ticket to the emergency room. Keep things on the fun side, no more.

This mixture will punish. The classic Mom or Grandma enema that would make you cry. These are the kind I take. I can’t have a good bowel movement without them. (In my daily or weekly use, I don’t make the mixture this strong.)

When you begin to prepare the enema, stick a homemade fat, long Ivory soap suppository deep into your rectum. Let it stay there. Your feet will be dancing soon.

Soak several bars of Ivory soap in a 2 quart pitcher of hot water. Let it soak for 4-5 minutes. Remove soap bars (or you can pour the mixture AS-IS into an enema can or bag). It should be like a thick buttermilk mixture. If not, take a whisk to it and beat until you have lots of thick soap suds.

This thick mixture of Ivory soap will cause massive cramps. This really gets all the poop out of you! You should take a plain water or baking soda enema when finished. That “just had an enema” feeling should stay with you a long time! This is an old timey enema recipe for blocked bowels.

I'm sure all these cramping mixtures can really get attention.

The enemas I've had from mom, or ones given by my wife to family that you might call punishment enemas, being ones given with a spanking, or instead of a spanking, have never been harsh mixtures or temperatures. While they have been given firmly, and the whole bag had to be taken, and for sure soap suds, they have always been much like a regular enema.

From personal experience, without a need to resort to some more or less exotic solutions, there are three factors that influence how 'difficult' enema can be:

- temperature - the colder, more cramping

- volume - the bigger obviously more difficult

- speed of deliver - the faster, more cramps.

For temperature, no need for 'ice' cold, especially if you want do large volume, as this can lead to lowering core body temperature. Even 68F/20C can be cold enough to be very unpleasant, 59F/15C is very seriously rough and crampy.

Forced retention with balloon nozzle will make it even more 'difficult'.

There is another thing that can be done to induce cramps - adding air to the enema. Although some claim it has no effect on them.

The Y connector and air bulb (and back flow valve?) are needed. While enema is administered, add some air every so often. It is very crampy and difficult (and noisy) to expel.

This is a longer description of one I posted years ago. It isn't fantasy. I've done it myself. I promise it will give you all the cramps you want - and then some more.

Prepare a large, very warm soapy enema. Hang the bag high. Connect a double balloon nozzle. Now inject an ounce or two of glycerin into your rectum. Immediately insert the nozzle and inflate ir for a tight seal. Then relax as much as possible and let the glycerin do its work. When strong cramps have started, open the valve to start the enema. The first rush of water will trigger immediate cramps that prevent further flow. Then your colon will relax a bit, allowing another rush of water, which will trigger another wave of strong cramps. Eventually the enema will win, the cramps will ease somewhat, and the enema will fill you. Now the diluted glycerin is deep inside you and you are full of soapy water. You will suffer more cramps as long as you retain the solution. Expulsion will leave you exhausted.

Yup! That's the way I like it! Only thing I do different is leaving the bars of Ivory in the pitcher with hot water to use for the enema to follow...

@reddevil I’ve poured everything from the pitcher into the bag, soap bars included. It makes a very hot, strong, purgative enema. I love to expel the soapsuds from it. One that demands your full attention and has brought on cramps, tears and a knee-buckling orgasm.

@Moms_Egirl - I like your recipe because it is so straightforward - just soap and water!

Two things I wondered about: why 3 bars, rather than 1 bar fully dissolved? But maybe less bars means that they get tinier as they disolve, less surface area, so take longer.

Also, the 2 rinses - neccessary of course - but I imagaine that the peak time is during the soapy one (orgasms etc) and after that the 2 rinses but be rather tedious to complete.

Thanks for your writings!

There is another thing that can be done to induce cramps - adding air to the enema. Although some claim it has no effect on them.

The Y connector and air bulb (and back flow valve?) are needed. While enema is administered, add some air every so often. It is very crampy and difficult (and noisy) to expel.

@gauguin,

I’m one of the ones who don’t seem to cramp with air added in, which I find very surprising since my colorectal tissues seem to be hypersensitive to many other enema components. Back in the ‘70’s and 80’s I took a number of closed system colonics for nothing but recreation, which I profoundly enjoyed. A few of those colonics included a fad or sales gimmick at the time, which was bubbling oxygen from a compressed O2 tank into the enema intake line. I could feel and hear the bubbles as it went in, but I found it completely uneventful. I could feel the oxygen gas bubbling and moving around my colon, but over several colonics like this I never felt a gas cramp with any of them, even when expelling. It just felt a bit interesting but nothing else. Just lucky I guess. Just my 2¢.

Eric

Wow! What a wealth of good suggestions! Lots of things to try! Thanks so much.

@ericmacson Everyone is different, as I said, some people get no cramping from air in enema. As for your experience with oxygenated colonics, I think the lack of cramping could be due to how colonics work.

If I am not mistaken, no personal experience, so please forgive if I am completely wrong, during that procedure water is delivered to colon and quickly removed. That makes is very different from enema, where you are filled with water from 'bottom up' and water stays in your system until you begin to expel it. If air is added, it keeps moving around causing local changes in pressure. And another factor here is how much air is added and how often.

@ericmacson Everyone is different, as I said, some people get no cramping from air in enema. As for your experience with oxygenated colonics, I think the lack of cramping could be due to how colonics work.

If I am not mistaken, no personal experience, so please forgive if I am completely wrong, during that procedure water is delivered to colon and quickly removed. That makes is very different from enema, where you are filled with water from 'bottom up' and water stays in your system until you begin to expel it. If air is added, it keeps moving around causing local changes in pressure. And another factor here is how much air is added and how often.

@gauguin,

Those few oxygen colonics were the only times I ever knew or felt a gas like O2 or air introduced into my colon. Every colonic I’ve ever had was both voluntary on my part as well as recreational, as well as very enjoyable, so I remember them very well. Your description

……during that procedure water is delivered to colon and quickly removed. That makes is very different from enema, where you are filled with water from 'bottom up' and water stays in your system until you begin to expel it.

of a colonic is very different than mine, which is just like your second sentence describing what you call an enema. Every one of my colonics was a wide but fairly short (~3-5”) open pipe inserted only that far into my rectum, with all the colonic water going in and then later out through that same pipe, so very low in my LGI tract. O2 gas went in and out the same way, down very low. Correct me if I read or understand you poorly, but your above description of a colonic sounds more like a continuous flow through a very deeply/highly placed colon tube, which I’ve never had. In my colonics, the fill felt wonderful but fairly slow with me retaining the entire very large feeling water load until she released her valve and let me empty. I liked them so much that I often asked if they could fill me as much as they were permitted and let me hold it a long time before she emptied me. As to my reaction or non-reaction to gas in my colon, 1) it was about 40 years ago, and I can’t explain my personal lack of gas-induced cramps then, and 2) I have no way to know how I would react now at age >70, several decades later. Just my 2¢ worth. Thanks for your posts.

Eric

Having rediscovered my hot and soapy enema regimen, J&J baby shampoo nice and foamy with a wrist check for temperature is perfect. Hotter but not too hot, 2-3 qts. If I want a really crampy bag I like Kirk’s Coco-Castile bar soap super sudsy and opaque white. Like MomsEgirl says “It feels so good!”. I doing a series tomorrow standing in the shower starting with Kirk’s and my black Klystra gallon bag and my eight inch insertable by 2.25”SNC plug nozzle😍I know it will be nice and crampy😜😝🤪

I receive strong thick soapy enemas that will give me such strong cramps and with the use of the inline hand pump she will send air deep into me at the end of the enema