Watching The Bag

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My open top bag reminds me of a women with a large breast. The bottom of the bag is the nipple. It turns me on from the time I start the enema. What a great feeling to think of a large breasted woman giving me an enema. I want to please her and take it all while making my bottom happy.

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That's a new one, never associated the bag to a breast. Interesting.

To me, empty red Davol open-top looks like the outline of a devil's head, all it needs is a pair of horns, ha!

Better, is the shape a full-to-the-brim, soap suds dripping over, Davol red open-top bag - that appears extremely sexy to me - it's feminine sexy in and of itself, yet not related to any particular part of a woman - just a pure sexiness all it's own.

I prefer the bulb ... it reminds me of childhood memories ...

I used to use bags all the time but it was hard to find a place to hang them other than in the bathroom and I much prefer taking enemas on my bed than kneeling on the bathroom floor. So I switched to a can which is white so I can easily see the water going down and I just love hearing the slurping sound at the end that tells me it is empty.

I always position the patient so that he can watch the bag as it slowly empties into him. His feeling of relief as the bag nears empty can then be changed to dread at just the right moment when I say "we new to add more solution" to the open-top bag.

Bag watching is the best part aside of watching your belly expand

I like to lay on my back and watch my bag slowly empty into me. It feels so good!

Sometimes I watching a bag. When I feel good I refill enema bag and continue to flow a water.

My favorite is a homemade plastic enema bucket. You just glue an adapter into the bottom and hook your tubing onto it. I mark the different levels of liquid quantity with a magic marker and lay back and watch the water as it drains down. I know just how much is in at all times. I'm definitely a watcher.

Now that they make the bags out of clear silicone, it's easy to watch exactly how fast it's going in. Also, they make little flow-meters that you put in-line, and the flowing water turns the blades so you can see if it's working even when the flow is very slow.

I always watch the bag, and sometimes lift it higher just as I'm nearing the end of it.

"Bag watching!!" Doesn't matter what size or style, it just dangles there, bulging and slowly shrinking till that last little shutter and slurp sound as the last of the enema water drains out!!!! "Sigh" it's over, but there'll be another soon!

with a "click!"

highwater

If I'm giving, I sometimes like to have the bag visible, and other times I like to hide it, so my 'patient' doesn't know how much more she has to take. It makes for an interesting experience for all...

Years ago, before the availability of plastic bags, I had a several translucent light yellow rubber bags that held two quarts and the level of the enema inside was discernible. Over the years, between my husband and myself we probably took several hundred enemas from them, they were a favorite because we both found that being able to watch the level of the enema slowly lowering to sensually enhance the experience. Sadly all the bags eventually wore out and we were not able to find duplicate replacements. Then when the plastic bags came out they became a favorite and we use them almost exclusively in sizes ranging from 1,500 ml, 1.6 quarts, to 2.5 liters, 2.6 quarts.

Marlene

I too love to watch the bag emptying into me. I am sad that nearly all the bags I can get a are red rubber and although you can tell it is deflating and when it is empty, its just not the same as watching the level drop. I also have a rotating ball flow measurer which is just great as sometimes the flow may have stopped without you knowing..

I am aware of 2.5 litre plastic bags in USA but the cost of shipping them over here is prohibitive compared with what they should cost. This is a great pity and we Brits just dont have as good a supply as you do in the States. Neither do we have readily available enema nurses. I can get a proper colonic irrigation under clinical conditions but if you want an enema it just so difficult to get fixed up and you woould probably have to go to a sleasy place and get overcharged.

Bet wishes to all

Garts

Watching the bag deflate is one of the many pleasures of receiving an enema.

We love to give and recieve with the bottom bound, and gagged, in a position with their butt turned up. We prefer to use a pumpkin style bag becuase it looks so intimidating when it is full and you can watch it slowly defate as the bottom fills up!

I have a clear Klystra bag too, the whole reason for it it to watch. I just like to see my progress.

I LOVE watching the bag slowly deflate as its contents flow into my tummy. I wait for the "gurgle" sound when the bag is completely empty.

I used to love watching the bag deflate. I would "inflate" a 2 qt bag with over 3 qts of solution using another bag held high. That bulging bag was fun to watch deflate, but now I prefer to use clear plastic containers so that I can see the dreaded mixtures. 😃 My avatar is the clear gallon jug that I currently use.

Watching the bag slowly collapse and the hose jiggle send a constant signal: "I'm being given an enema!" When I was with my "ex", it was the "triple threat" that drove me to the heights every time: watching her administer, watching the bag, and watching her watch the bag! The communication between us was purely visual and tactile -- not a word spoken, once things got started. Silent, yes. . . but the erotic exchange was full of power, and there was no mistaking the message on my part!

Oh yes! I most definately enjoy watching the bag shrink as the contents disapear into my belly knowing that my abdomen is swelling more and more as the bag slowly empties.

Watching the amount left that you know you have to take is the best part! Sometimes I stop the flow to make it easier to take the last part if I'm taking 2 quarts or more. But knowing that taking the last 1/2 quart is going to really up the cramps is a total rush and I love it.

I always watch the bag empty into me. It lets me know how far away I am from the full feeling when all the water is all inside me. Since I use a 2 quart bag this means I have to watch a few bags before I get my complete fill.

Bill

I have always been a "bag watcher"! That's part of the fun of getting an enema. Many years ago I had an amber latex bag and it was so much fun to watch it deflate as the water drained into me. After that one bit the dust, I graduated on to the standard red bag (both open and closed top) and now have a black Klystra four quart bag...and I still watch it! Next on my want list is a clear silicone bag so water watching can get even better!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I also love the special sound when the last drops are going in. Then all you have to worry about is how long can I hold I hold it!!

I have two bags, one open the other closed, but both of red rubber. Somehow, over time, I seem to have developed a sixth sense in knowing when these bags are virtually empty so watching them isn't something I do any more - maybe i need a new bigger bag 😄 and can "watch and learn" all over again.

I love to watch the bag shrink in size as the solution fills me. It's a challenge to take the last bit.

Absolutely, gotta watch the bag get smaller and smaller

I love to stretch a 2qt bag with 4qts and watch that huge bulging bag start emptying into my bum, watching the bag is part of the rush.

No, stopwatch and no view on the bag. Watching the bag makes it more controllable when your are in the sub situation and this is something i don't like.