Beginner enema question, tips for building tolerance to larger volumes

Learning by doing it !! - and also have respect for your body - reactions !! - it must be enjoyful and not a form of damaging !!

As to mixing alcohol and enemas, my advice is keep them away from each other. An enema while on a little buzz is no problem if you want but alcohol in the rear is ingestion and not digestion which can be much more dangerous. When I was much younger and didn’t know the dangers, I once took a 2 quart full bag of some cheap champagne and soon passed out on my bathroom floor. I unintentionally held it all too long and woke up almost two hours later while making a mess and never felt so terrible in my life. I was sick the rest of the night and the next morning. I was lucky I didn’t die, never again. As to the small or large question, I don’t like going deep inside except for liquid but I like wide nozzles because it is just my liking and seems the safer option. Whatever you tend to enjoy, I recommend getting a lube injector to make it all a little bit easier and a lot more comfortable.

Yes... don't play around with dangerous solutions. It is much more difficult to predict an absorbtion curve for alcohol administered rectally than alcohol taken orally b/c no stomach, so if you must dilute it down and dose it as if it were IV.

Also watch out for any soap with additives or using excessive sodium or electrolytes.

Hello dear .... looks like everyone is giving you very good advice...my bit would be to find yourself a partner ... anyone you trust would be perfect and sex does not need to be necessarily involved, even if I think that a nice orgasm to finish off the session, would be perfect. A sibling or a very close relative would be the first choice followed by a very close friend. Someone you can open with and feel supported. The best way to start opening up is to take the medical road or the "very healthy for you" one. Both are true and valid and also offer you a very wide fan of options for new experiences or yo get out of it if you are not happy...also it gives you the possibility to talk about it with someone else which may also become interested...for me the best enema experience is always been when shared, Of course, some sexual involvement is always there even if only at a mental level, I'm sure it will evolve with time. For me as for the great majority of us here, the sexual component is a big part of the all experience. Quantity is not important.. kind of like "size".... eventually you'll find your sweet point....pleasure is... for all of us it is a very personal experience, always a little bit different...lay into it, enjoy it....

First, mom always would console me whenever I complained about enemas hurting my tummy "but Michael, you know that a good enema has to become uncomfortable at some point". Second, she would then say "pant. pant like a puppy". Third, I have since learned on my own that a good tummy rub in-between the stop and go flow time during an enema helps. All in all, take it slow, but don't give up. You have all the time in the world to finish completely a good, big warm soapy 3 quart enema.... michael

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Here is a link to very informative guide which has lots of great suggestions for the beginners as well as the experienced enema user.

Great resource, thanks for sharing!

One thing I did not see mentioned that helps me. Not that I am striving to achieve ultra large quantities ... There is a certain satisfaction in "finishing the bag." Many of us might aim to reach orgasm at the moment that the bag makes that little sucking sound that signals it has run dry. So in that spirit, not with the intention of accepting ever larger quantities, ....it seems that when a cramp approaches... perhaps an exceptionally strong one, ...reducing the enema flow just before an urgent need has developed and then re-establishing it as soon as the urgency has just begun to pass allows a more complete fill. It would seem that an increased flow at that moment would restart the cramping, but I find that it actually does just the opposite. This often allows me to "finish" when otherwise a bit beyond my normal comfort zone of capacity. YMMV.