Glycerin and bad choices!

So a cool thing about me, and probably also many of you, is when I get horny I make bad choices. I think to myself "I'll do a too-hot half-gallon enema with 8oz of glycerin, because that sounds arousing! I will definitely not regret this as soon as I do it! 😃". So that's what I did!

It felt burny going in (it was only like 115/120F, not actual damage territory), kind of crampy within about 30 seconds and as soon as I came I no longer found it arousing. It was hot and hurting my insides. I only held it for about 2 total minutes before I wanted it over. I tried to play it cool on my way to the bathroom and hold on through the waves of peristalsis but for the first time in years I actually lost control a little bit.

So now I sit here after expelling, about to do a rinse enema, and can't decide if I'm more irritated at horny me for bad decisions or post-nut clarity me for not holding on. Or future me for knowing I'll for sure do it again😉.

I dunno 115/120 degrees F sounds pretty close to if not fully in damage territory. Hope you’re doing OK.

I think 110F is the hottest that is relatively safe if someone wants to go hot.

Really? I've gone hotter than 110F several times with no issues, but that's good to know. Maybe I should chill out, both literally and metaphorically, in the future.

That would be prudent. Having a colostomy would really spoil it for you.

@ShimmerMist and as soon as I came I no longer found it arousing.

Oh yes, once I cum I also loose all interest in sex and crazy desires.... so when you think you might doing something that can cause problems; cum first to loose the desire...

Just a suggestion- I have read that 108F to 110F is about the hottest you should even consider. If that is a prudent statement then the 115F to 120F is considerably outside those recommended guidelines and reportedly cause damage to the mucus membrane lining of the rectum.

You may perhaps consider research to see if the numbers you are currently working with are within your boundary.

Be safe, be well.

Wisdom is a little glycerin goes a long ways,,,,,,,,sometimes beyonf fun

Just a suggestion- I have read that 108F to 110F is about the hottest you should even consider. If that is a prudent statement then the 115F to 120F is considerably outside those recommended guidelines and reportedly cause damage to the mucus membrane lining of the rectum.

You may perhaps consider research to see if the numbers you are currently working with are within your boundary.

Be safe, be well.

I’ve not seen a “medical” report on what is too hot, but several recommendations here on Zity and some naturopathic sites say 105 F is about as hot as you should go. The colon doesn’t sense heat the same as your skin or mouth, and in the case of your mouth you can spit it out quickly.

Here’s an article on the effects of a too hot enema with some graphics. They don’t specify the temp the patient used in her enema.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3229005/#:~:text=In%20most%20cases%2C%20after%20patients,liquid%20diet%20plus%20dexamethasone%20suppository.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3229005/#:~:text=In%20most%20cases%2C%20after%20patients,liquid%20diet%20plus%20dexamethasone%20suppository.

Those photos should give anyone pause. The external 2nd degree burns make one wonder if more than a hot water enema was involved however.

Play safe everyone.

So a cool thing about me, and probably also many of you, is when I get horny I make bad choices. I think to myself "I'll do a too-hot half-gallon enema with 8oz of glycerin, because that sounds arousing! I will definitely not regret this as soon as I do it! 😃". So that's what I did!

It felt burny going in (it was only like 115/120F, not actual damage territory), kind of crampy within about 30 seconds and as soon as I came I no longer found it arousing. It was hot and hurting my insides. I only held it for about 2 total minutes before I wanted it over. I tried to play it cool on my way to the bathroom and hold on through the waves of peristalsis but for the first time in years I actually lost control a little bit.

So now I sit here after expelling, about to do a rinse enema, and can't decide if I'm more irritated at horny me for bad decisions or post-nut clarity me for not holding on. Or future me for knowing I'll for sure do it again😉.

I'm not very experienced with glycerin but I've done the same thing with Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap. Out comes my 4 qt bag to be filled with around 3 quarts and way too long of a squirt of castile soap; usually some regret is involved but I consider this to be part of the attitude adjustment hehe. I know I am in for a punishing time when I can see and feel that the initial expulsion is just foaming soap.

I wish I could hold an enema for two minutes after an orgasm! Maybe it's because I'm a male, but if an orgasm happens during retention, the enema has to come out NOW. Someday, I hope to undergo discipline where this option is removed from me and I must endure the entire retention period regardless.

I read the story and reviewed the pictures and do not understand how a person could voluntarily do that to their self.

In the past, I have been into hot water enemas of a galloon of water. I used an aquarium thermometer to measure the temperatures. I find:

Temperatures of 105F to 110F are warm to tolerably hot. Keep in mind that certain candies & foods can be cooked at 111F!

A temperature of about 115F is about the maximum one can tolerate. You can shower in 115F water once you get use to it.

A temperature of 118F is really painful! And 120F is agonizing!

I had an elaborate system where I used a panty girdle to hold the enema nozzle, in place and in me. I would tie myself up on the floor and lock my hands over my head. The keys would be on a long string across the floor. It would take me several minutes to reel in the key and unlock myself.

I had a release string to pull the enema clamp and release the water. But, I found the pain of 120F was too intense, too fast and I could not just pull the release. I found an old mechanical camera remote release. Tied that to the enema clamp. It allowed a 30 second delay from when I triggered it until the mechanical timer released the enema clamp. 30 seconds was enough time to allow me to disassociate triggering the timer and the start of the agonizing pain. I am a masochist and - - - enjoy the pain!

The nozzle I used was an antique, multi-directional vaginal douche spray nozzle. The hot water spray was like needles of pain inside me! My body arched in agony and gave off an acrid fear-sweat. The gallon of hot water would flow into me before I could reel in the keys, unlock and untie myself. Then I would rush to the toilette and expel. The hot water went in, past the anus. But it burned painfully to gush out through the anus!

While I did seek out the agony, it was not very safe. It drew blood from inside my rectum. (Not a good place to cause blood wounds.) I read somewhere that cooking your rectum with hot water could be fatal.

DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME KIDS! I'M AN IDIOT!

I have no idea how the woman in this article got these wounds. Especially self inflicted. I am inclined to think she had an abuser who injured her.

Here in the USA the water temperature from the faucet, especially in apartment buildings, is often set to 135F, which is hot enough to scald and cause serious in jury. Every few years there are articles about some parent who scalds their baby to death dunking it in a hot bathtub as a punishment.

I've never used glycerin, so can't advise about that.

I like very warm enemas. I try to be careful. When I fill my bag I go to the kitchen and run water into an old one gallon milk jug that I have measured and marked in quart intervals. I let the water run on the back of my wrist as well as use a digital thermometer to check. I want the water 105°-107°. Then I walk to the bathroom, pour the water into my room temperature enema bag, and hang the bag. I get ready, and purge the tubing, insert the nozzle, get into position, and open the valve to a moderate flow. In the time from filling the jug, to the water entering me the water is shedding heat. The room temp bag and the 15 feet of hose the water has to travel also allow the water to cool slightly. I love the way the warm water feels inside me, and the way it warms the nozzle, especially one of my stainless steel nozzles. I'm always disappointed if the water is too cool, it doesn't feel as good. Been taking warm enemas since my early teens.

General rule of thumb when preparing an enema: if it is too hot for your hand it is too hot to put up your fanny. At 125F 52C scalding burns will occur in 90 seconds.

Also, in the experiment category, I ran some 120F/49C water into a container and was unable to put my hand in it for any length of time. Then I ran some 115F/46C water and was easily able to keep my hand in it as long as I wanted with no discomfort. This is in the "for what it is worth" department. 😃

Also, in the experiment category, I ran some 120F/49C water into a container and was able to put my hand in it for any length of time. 😃

So, finger food tonight? 😀😀😀

I actually like very warm enemas in addition to them being large (3.5-5 quarts Castile soap or saline or water) and held long (30-60 min or more unless the enema causes me to need an orgasm earlier). One thing I’ve noticed several times is that there’s pretty significant cooling of my enema water or solution from one point to another, like measuring the water temp just before pouring into my rubber bag, the temp measured a couple of minutes later is measurably cooler. The same happens the longer it sits in the bag waiting to start flowing into me or if the flow rate is pretty slow. Flowing down the tube before rectal entry cools it also, depending on my bathroom temperature. I think if you really want to know what you’re measuring or being filled with, measure temperatures in your bag or as a test just as it runs out the tip on your nozzle or plug or catheter orifices. You might be filling with cooler solution than you think. I’m writing this because it’s happened several times to me when I felt the water just entering my rectum from the catheter tip much cooler than I expected.

HOWEVER, DO NOT

use this simple fact of temperature physics that some unplanned cooling does or at least can occur between your faucet or sink or enema bag before hitting your rectum to make the excuse that “I don’t need to be careful or even measure my enema temperatures because

IT WILL ALWAYS BE COOL ENOUGH BY THE TIME IT FILLS ME.”

—> NOT!!!

Very bad plan. Do not try this or practice it during your enemas at home.

Yes, I still adore enemas as often as I can - just some friendly advice to keep your and your partner’s colon healthy and un-singed.

Eric🍑💦😊

So according to this chart https://antiscald.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=15 120 F is indeed "damage territory", so I'd recommend not going into that territory. It was also interesting to discover that a few degrees makes a huge difference in terms of how quickly the burn becomes severe. So I guess I'll be investing in that digital thermometer after all.