Enemas and Girdles

Girdles and enemas are two things I loved since my youth, so many decades ago. Was lucky to have a spouse who paraded around in all

the girdles I loved photographing.

If interested, checkout a bit of my photograhpy

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/girdles/

This topic needs to be revived for the newcomers that have joined. Comments and experiences if you've tried any of the suggestions in the old posts would be appreciated. And maybe some thoughts on wearing a girdle with a plug and holding suppositories would be appropriate as well. I'm guessing some of you have explored this? Or now that you see the possibilities are wanting to explore.

Enemas and girdles DO hyave one important thing in common: The less you WANT to use one, the more you NEED one.

A girdle is most needed when you are bloated, or wearing one of those dresses where you NEED a flat stomach.

Also for me, since I was not in line when waists were handed out, and I never got one, where you need a little bit of curve at the waist.

When an enema feels the worst is when you are really constipated. That is when the first round can actually hurt.

I wear a strong girdle to work every day and I own several of the same style. I don't wear one on telecommute days.

Any time i take an enema the girdle and anything else that is tight fitted, interferes with breathing. The decision to leave the bra on or take it off has everything to do with how well I can breathe in that particular one.