What's the most UNCOMFORTABLE enema you're willing to accept?

Well, I am always on the edge between comfort and discomfort during enema. May be because I am always seeking my volume limit. Feeling of the fillness is surely comfortable. But on the other hand, the limit is coming anytime at the very end of each injections which give me some sort of discomfort. Without this discomfort, I cannot get my mental satisfaction. It is complex.

What exactly was causing you enough distress to start crying? Was the water pressure causing expansion/shooting pain, or was her solution itself causing pain, cramping or intense expulsion urges, or all of the above? Do you have knowledge or even a guess as to how much she gave you that time? Sounds like I might even have had to Safeword out depending on the reason for my distress. Thanks,

Eric

It was everything. The fear, the panic, the intense bloating from the huge fill - a good 2+ quarts SSE at the time but that was more than I'd experienced to that point. Lots of cramping of course, which was painful. More than anything I was scared I was going to make an accident because even with the double balloon catheter pumped up I was very very FULL, or so it seemed, and I was worried the catheter would get blown out (it didn't). Of course she scolded me for being such an uncooperative lightweight, adding to the humiliation of the ordeal. So I felt absolutely helpless, out of control, and utterly despondent, which was the whole point. Delicious, in a word.

If You're out there Mistress Ursula, thank You!

You won't need a second enema that gets EVERYTHING out!

Keep a dishpan or empty trashcan within easy reach of the toilet in case it DOES come out both ends at once!! If you fast at least 12 hours ideally more before stating there is a good chance it won't do that, but it WILL feel like it's going to If there IS anything in your stomach, it's almost certainly coming out, so be ready

Don't do anything physically strenuous for at least a couple of hours after.

@LisaK Damn, this sounds intense. I'm not a big fan of nausea (I'm sure there are those that are though) but I do enjoy a thorough clean-out in one fell swoop, especially when it makes me feel helpless to resist. Glycerin has an almost immediate effect on me in general - a few cc's of it from a lube shooter will certainly get things going within just a few minutes. But 18oz is a LOT more.

Also it's very viscous - even with the Fleet Enema and water thrown in, did you have any issues getting it to flow from the bag at only three feet elevation above the rectum?

Agasmic,

Thanks for the detailed reply. Sounds like a session I'd really enjoy with the right partner. If I'm with a Domme partner like a couple of past exes I've had, when I'm in my switch sub mode I really enjoy everything you described. My biggest real concern doing this either alone or with a Domme is leakage, even with a DBC inflated in me. I really have to be very inflated in and out to let me relax enough without worrying overly about blowing the balloon out. It's happened a couple of times solo with an unpleasant mess to clean around the commode, but fortunately nothing catastrophic. For me, the physical distress she gave you along with her Domme-ing narrative about your ordeal would have certainly given rise to the sort of despondent humiliation you had, which, like you, I would also have really enjoyed. I've had my Domme partners make me get up off the bathroom floor (or, one time, the bed) without help and waddle my distended enema belly to the commode, but I can't say I've ever been forced to hold my bag and walk up a flight of stairs (or did you say 2 or 3?!!!?) to earn my evacuation. Impressive. I'm glad you enjoyed it all. I don't recall if you said this, but after all that I sure hope she allowed (or helped you with) at least one good post-enema orgasm. You definitely earned it. Thanks again,

Eric

Agasmic:

I don't have issues getting it t flow because the combination f thew water I added with the Fleet and the water that was already in the Feet enema dilutes the glycerin enough that it flows well. In fact when you warm it a little like that, it actually goes VERY FAST! Faster than water!! It also tends to seep through a valve designed to hold back water.

I tried a Pepsi enema ONCE. WOW talk about gas bubbles. I got about 1 1/2 qts in before I thought I would explode, but I made it to the toilet in time, Massive expulsion, wow. Oh what a relief that was. With all the gas, I was blasting stuff out.

I remember being around 11ish and i wasn’t feeling that great,but I was up and around playing outside when I heard my mom calling me inside;at first I started to go then realized I had better ask why,when my mom informed me that she was going to help me feel better I knew what she meant,i had not received a bulb enema for quite sometime,besides i was getting hair down there and there was no way I was going to get over my mother’s lap for bulb enemas she would have in store for me,so I refused and kept playing outside when much to my chagrin,my mom employed 2 of my older brothers to drag me kicking and screaming I am to old I don’t want a enema, eventually I arrived at the destination area to not only find my mother waiting there but I was told I was now old enough for the grown up enema which I had not received up to that point there it was hanging from the shower rod with the hose and what seemed like a extra big nozzle, I don’t know if it was the struggle of having to be held down the bigger nozzle or-the seemingly never ending water supply but very emotional and uncomfortable. Funny Now a days I would like to recreate something similar in fashion in what ever ways that looks like

3quart -I did a club soda enema (large bottle). Didn't get it all in. Not extremely painful, just the urge to expel. Longest fart I've ever had!! Most painful cramping for me was from an air enema. Blew up a closed system bag, inserted the nozzle then slowly rolled the bag up forcing the air in. The air didn't respond well to gravity- in fact it wanted to rise so I had to lay across the bed with my head on the floor tod expel it. Very hard cramping..

My "worst enema" was a 'Milk & Molasses' enema. The only thing that made it acceptable was that it was delivered by an RN friend of my wife at the time. They had met during my wife's delivery of my son. I was having problems (our kind) and she said that she had a guaranteed method of clean out....I thought WTFO, why not. It was on hellava wild ride and not one I would knowingly do again.

the boxcar

I just had enemas introduced into my life for punishments a week or so ago. I have YET to find one I would truly call punishing to be honest. Currently in the midst of a lengthy enema process. Started with fleets, upped it to ICE cold water with peppermint oil, felt slight discomfort but still not enough. Preparing to take a docusate sodium enema in minutes... 200 mg to half quart cold water. Hoping for cramps and actual regrets. Fingers crossed!

Actually if you want a really uncomfortable Docusate enema, you need to use a LOT more docusate. There used to be a product in Australia call Coloxyl Enema Solution. It was essentially 100% docusate in solvent, something like 120ml bottle. The directions said dilute 11:1 IIRC. How anyone could hold one for more than a few seconds was beyond me. That much docusate almost instantly dissolves the mucous coating the lining of the large bowel, and directly exposes the nerve endings to the Docusate.

mattheww50 said

. . . . . That much docusate almost instantly dissolves the mucous coating the lining of the large bowel, and directly exposes the nerve endings to the Docusate.

I thought docusate acted primarily as a wetting agent/soap/detergent, not as a nerve stimulator in the colon, so why does its dissolving the "mucous" coating make a difference? Also, do you mean MUCOUS, the cell type lining the colon or MUCUS coating, the material secreted by the MUCOUS cell lining of the colon?

I have taken a Milk and Molases enema one time and would be willing to do it again. It was very uncomfortable and the gas and discomfort lasted most of the day. So the calendar would need to be clear so I could devote the whole day to this one.

@SteveEEE heard of those...they worst than a fleet?

I'm not sure how to really answer this question because I tend to enjoy things other people consider uncomfortable. I like cramps and pretty strong soapsuds, really hot or really really cold water, being pushed to my limit with large volume etc .. I also like return trips and sessions of several enemas one after another that leave my tummy gurgilie for a while. As far as "Most uncomfortable" I'm unsure but I know some solutions I've read about on here seem very intriguing.

I think my worst one was a strong soap suds (which was fine) plus 10% glycerin enema of about 2-3 quarts I gave myself once, having enjoyed 5% glycerin before that. It turned out the 10% strength was so much more irritating than I expected that I almost lost the solution out past my inflated double balloon catheter up inside me. It was a real challenge to hold it for a few minutes and just get to the commode safely without an explosion. Wow. Back to 5% for me ever since then, which I still really enjoy. Yes, I'm aware I have an extremely sensitive wimpy colon and anus, but that's just the way it is. That's why I enjoy my milder solutions but make the volumes and retentions large and long to enjoy the distention and prolonged pressure. To each his own. I do truly love my enemas. 60 long massaged minutes of 4+ quarts of saline or soap suds or 5% glycerin is heaven. Taking a big long enema like that underneath being dressed in a full rubber suit and big sneakers to make me sweat through it is even better. Wow. I do love it. I just wish someone else would enjoy it with me, but alone is grand by itself.

Eric

Top of the list is the famous "Milk & Molasses"...in fact, I wrote about it some time ago; its way down in this 'subject replies.'

the boxcar

My most uncomfortable enema occurred when I had read about enemas with lemon juice added to the water and salt. I put about a cup of lemon juice concentrate into my open top faultless syringe and then proceeded to top it off with my salt and warm water solution. I took the entire 2 quarts, but after a minute of so, I became so nauseated that I wanted dearly to throw my guts up and then the cramps hit. I began to sweat. I was just plain old sick. I got me a ice cold rag which I applied to my forehead and then climbed into the bathtub which contained cold water. I must have laid in that water for at least 30 minutes before I felt normal again. I will never, and I mean never, do that kind of enema again. I learned an important lesson that day...

Agasmic,

Just reread a bit of this thread. Where was your Mistress Ursula located who gave you your uncomfortable enormous large stair-climbing enema? Near your listed location in southern CA/San Diego? Did you ever see her again or more than once? Thanks,

Eric

I'm not really interested in painful enemas, but the level of discomfort, mostly cramping, and duration I'm willing to endure does go up if I have a real Domme there like my switch ex-wife demanding I do things and enjoying my predicament. Her enjoyment increases my tolerance and endurance somewhat. My ex used to enjoy making me struggle with multiple predicaments so would tie me and dress me in complete rubber or neoprene and sneakers for maximum confinement and sweating prior to starting my long enemas. Having someone in complete control of your backside and bowels while sweating in rubber and unable to move and stop her is very stimulating and submissively rewarding. If she adds in a somewhat uncomfortable solution, it makes it more fun for her and submissively challenging for me. I have to just hope she doesn't overdo it - things like lemon juice or M&M are way beyond my ability to enjoy. Strong soap and les than 10% glycerin are about my speed. So far so good - we can both enjoy the experience and the other's D/s role.

Eric

Many of the most uncomfortable enemas (and laxatives) essentially put sugars into your colon and the bacteria there have a giant party and they make lots of gas, draw water into your bowl, and irritate a lot, and you poo and poo.

Examples of enemas like this are:

Milk & Molasses

Honey

Mayo (sugar and soda)

Lactulose

Sorbitol

and others. Essentially any sugary drink you can safely drink, will work.

Generally, the onset of action of these enemas is somewhat slower than many others, but the longer they are retained the more powerful their effects. A lactulose enema feels like just warm water at first, but within a half hour is impossible to hold, no matter how you try.

Some sugary things given orally have essentially the same effect, either because they are synthetic sugars that the body can't digest (sorbitol, lactulose) or because your body can't digest a natural sugar (lactose, fructose)

BTW, a big part of the well-earned laxative reputation of prunes is due to their sorbitol content.

My girlfriend likes to give me buttermilk and mollasses enemas with either a six or eight ounce white bulb syringe like I got as a child. She inserts the nozzle just a little into my anus so that I feel the enema flow in as she slowly squeezes the bulb. Then we listen to my colon gurgling with a stethoscope. She syringes me as I lie on my left side knees drawn up and then I lie on my back. I start to feel the effect about twenty minutes after the injection. She then switches on the anal vibrator which she previously inserted and I start to feel the painful pleasure of the crampy enema along with the wonderful vibration in my anus and prostate. I hear and feel the gas as it leaves the rectum and goes up my colon giving me a brief respite from the ever increasing urge to go. By the time she tells me that the thirty minutes are up, I am feeling an overwhelming urge to expel and we carefully walk to the toilet and I straddle it facing the tank as she pulls out the vibrator. The enema gushes out uncontrollably as my girlfriend prepares a 2 liter warm, soapy enema to wash out the m and m. When I finally finish expelling, I again lie down with a pillow under my hips and she slowly inserts a colon tube to fill me with the soapy enema which will wash out the m and m but will give me yet more cramps. We caress each other while I hold it in for fifteen to twenty minutes if I can. She sometimes adds some liquid glycerin which makes it even harder to retain. A couple of rinse enemas follow. The last is usually a large herbal enema with catnip or chamomile as her mother gave her growing up. This enema combination is probably the most uncomfortably enjoyable enema I get from her although we use different recipes on each other which are also uncomfortably enjoyable.

@alberto6536. You are one lucky dude, my friend!

A topic dear to my heart, but without a suitably inclined dominant female partner, I haven't explored it as much as I'd like. (Without a woman inflicting it on me, the search for distress in enemas and other areas loses a lot of its drive for me.) I did try using lemon juice in water one time, and it wasn't at all the type of discomfort I was looking for. What I remember most about it is how it irritated my anus more than it caused deep-inside discomfort, and it took away all the slippery feeling that I associate with a well-lubed, invasive enema. Something slimy that grabs at my guts deep inside is more what I'd want, with increased pressure and cramps so long as I had a way to keep it from bursting out. But as I say, I'd want a strict woman to be doing it to me, so a bit of a moot point at present.

I am willing to do a Dr. Boners Peppermint, a strong strenght, admisister to me by a loverly lady. I think the cramps it produces are significant and the over all result it one Dr. boners enena and then several plain water enemas are very productive resulting in a clear return.

Probably a couple of strong quarts with some Dr Bronner's peppermint.

The most uncomfortable enema that I've actually had was a 2 qt bag with some kind of mystery bar soap I swiped from the restroom where I used to work. I was cramping so hard I could not take a rinse enema. Karma does indeed exist.