Sorority enemas

The above post the young female given an enema from a male did not want the male to give the enema but was so constipated that she let the male give her the enema! I do not understand female do not wanted a enema from a male? Male are give enema from females & males. My girl-friend came over very constipated she let me give am enema in which she did but complain as she took the enema & after she expelled the enema that she would never let a MAN give her an enema. But did say that she felt great after the enema. Lady please tell me why female are so no enemas from a male.

I've never heard about enemas being given in sorority houses in college: the worse thing I ever heard of was a pantie raid. What universities did you all go to? (Was I ever sheltered in life...)

When one of my ex-wife's classmates came to visit, they told me a story involving one of their less-popular nurse classmates, who had turned in a classmate for leaving the nurse's residence (at the university hospital she trained at) during a weekday evening to have a beer with someone she'd met. The offending nurse was kicked out of nursing school in disgrace and her classmates -- indeed, all the student nurses in the school -- vowed revenge.

They planned their revenge with care and cunning and the night before winter finals, some of the nurses invited the snitch to their room where they had a chocolate milkshake specially prepared for her, including a prescription called X-Prep (no longer used) that was given to patients who had not followed prep procedures for a lower GI barium enema: X-Prep usually resulted in everything in the intestines being liquefied and the desired clean-out accomplished in about an hour's time.

By the clock, at about the time when the snitch should start feeling some discomfort from her X-Prep milkshake, the nurses barged into the snitch's room and gave her an old-fashioned GI blanket party. As three nurses held the blanket over her head and others muffled her screams, her clothes were stripped, a double balloon rectal catheter catheter was inserted into her rectum, over-inflated, and she was given a 3+ quart HHH/SS enema mixed with a pint of a certain concentrate mixed in to cause cramping for good measure. She was taken out to the fire escape on the hospital side of the building and left on the scaffolding, arms and legs bound together with adhesive tape, left stark naked beneath the thin blanket that had covered her head.

I roared when I heard the story, but told my wife and Carolyn that I never had heard of such a bovine-poop story before. My wife, obviously steamed by my lack of faith, disappeared into our bedroom and came back with a Polaroid picture of a very, very distressed, disheveled young brunette -- mouth, elbows, hands, thighs, knees and feet tightly wrapped with white tape -- glaring murderously at the photographer. Party organizers each got a Polaroid to mark the occasion.

As word of our son being born spread throughout her class, various nurses and couples came to call on us and one, lone individual came to call one day. When I heard her name, I blurted out something about was she the public enema #1 who was found by campus security? when a cup and saucer came flying across the room at me from the enema's recipient.

I never doubted my ex's stories after that.

Apparently, no matter whether enemas are given for sport or punishment in colleges, it does to some degree happen.

I worked as the HOUSE BOY at a sorority in the 60's at Purdue, doing general maintenance work and discovered that enema/douche bags were very much in use. There was a closet next to the shower and toilet area that had 3 rows of hooks with name tags and mostly folding fountain syringes hanging on them, Plus a shelf with 3-4 irrigator cans. Interestingly, if one of the girls decided she was in need of her equipment she really couldn't be too discrete about it based on the location relative to the toilet and the sink arrangement.

To CharleONeal: I'm betting 90% of the use of those devices was for douching. Somewhere not too far away there was at very least a jar of Massengill powder, and a bottle of vinegar, and quite likely a cylinder of table salt, and quite likely a bottle of Betadine Douche Liquid concentrate!

What a fantastic thread really enjoyed reading it all from start to finish ended up feeling quite jealous.

By the time I got to college in the late 70s fraternities and sororities had stopped most of their physical hazing. There were other forms though of humiliating pledges and not a single one of them dealt with getting or even taking an enema. As for the college with the cupboard filled with syringes, we did not have one of those either, but this was still the era when most of the women douched meaning that most of us owned a syringe. It was not uncommon to go into the collective bathroom at the end of the hall and see one of the sorority sisters at a sink preparing or cleaning up her syringe. It might sound embarrassing, but it really was not much different than seeing someone with a tampon or a napkin because it was her time of the month. It was what women did, but the thing that did make it a bit awkward is that during the day guys could walk thru the sorority house so transporting your female necessities back and forth to the bathroom did have its certain risks. This was all 35 years ago and I lived thru it, but looking back it is still a bit amusing to recall.

I knew i should have gone to college

In today's world there is not a sorority anywhere that can afford to be caught doing much more than tolerating individual use of enemas.

LIsaK: I think you are pretty much on track for the usage...but did overhear a conversation once while serving food, that she was doing enemas to fit into her new dress. Everyone in ear shot agreed with her and added that they did it too and it was a good plan. So even in the 60" weight/size reduction may have been a factor in the use of douche/enema equipment. However, girdle usage at the time was still prevalant, so the combination probably solved their dressing problem.

Nothing like this ever happened to me in college but then again I didn't belong to a sorority either. Sounds like I would not have liked this aspect. Most of the girls on our campus where very much into cliques.

Being male I was never in a sorority (SHUCKS!) Nor was I in a fraternity.

But that story is very close to one of my own fantasies and I enjoyed it.

I didn't WANT to be in a fraternity and now I know another reason why.

I loved my sorority years. I still heard from several sisters on a regular basis. Furthermore, I know my husband loved his years in the fraternity house as he seldom misses a reunion.

Doubt that really happened but great fantasy nonetheless...

I gave a few fraternity boys enemas but that's another story!!!

When I was attending classes in college during the early 70's, I had a class entitled "Matrology/Patrology. It was part of a curriculum that included health and first aid. The instructor was a nurse in her 50's. She was quite personable and seemed to have quite a sense of humor.

One aspect of the lessons had to do with contraception and safe sex issues. She brought a douche bag to class and set up a demonstration whereby she filled the bag, hung it on an IV stand, and proceeded to discuss safe douching procedures. While no recipient was present, she made it a point to "leave it to our imagination" where the nozzle would go. Part of her point, was that douching wasn't adequate for birth control.

I think she got a kick out of embarrassing some of us guys in the class.

Later in the quarter, this same nurse taught the "Home Nursing Procedures" chapter of the first aid manual written by Louise Henderson. We got quizzed or tested on these topics. She got my undivided attention that dealt with enema administration. The illustration in the manual left little to the imagination. Again, the douche/enema bag was one of her props. The nozzle was the only difference. She cautioned unequivocally about using alcohol in an enema to get drunk.

The upside to this direct instruction was that it triggered some discussion and interaction outside of class. The sorority girls talked about their use of a douche bag and even expressed frustration about a lack of privacy for those in dorms. As far as enemas go, it became apparent that a few of the frat and sorority parties devolved into some alcoholic enema use/abuse.

For this Klismo, it was an opportunity to engage in some interaction with some sorority gals and nursing students who seemed a bit more experienced with the simple procedures involved. While I was generally in the closet about the sexual stimulation involved, it was still rather enlightening to discover that a few others seemed to enjoy such things.

I suppose that "shits and giggles" were high on my list for many decades.

Interesting reading. In my own ramblings on zity, I am always careful to mention what is absolute fact from memory, what I have embellished, or what is fantasy.

There was in my college days (early 1960's) a vast difference in campus activities both open and clandestine. The communication network was nothing like today and seems almost 19th Century by contrast.

I went to a university in the South where the men outnumbered the women more than 3 to 1. It was a very repressed place fro women. I had very few female friends and they were girls I had known from high school. I was not in a fraternity and as far as I could tell the "frats" didn't know how to party in any case. It was a large school but a "suitcase" college, since most weekends were dead except for football season.

I have always been obsessed with douching. I wish I had known some girls in those days who were more open about that. One of my girlfriends from high school told me of a slumber party she went to where one of the girls slipped her fingers into her vagina and withdraw a "sliver" of "white soap" (she meant female smegma but neither knew what to call it then) and ate it. Looking back I think it was an invitation to proceed with something and I was too dumb to realize what she was hinting at, but maybe not, since the surroundings were anything but inviting for any kind of intimate activity.

I just (Oct 25 2017) discovered this topic, and read it with fascination. Having been through University in the 60s, I am familiar with the level of activity of the fraternities and sororities on campus. I was never 'rushed' (the term used where I went to school for the process of starting to be considered for membership in a fraternity). Therefore I have no first hand knowledge of sorority or fraternity internal operation; particularly concerning disciplining 'sisters' or 'brothers'. However one thing that I did hear about was the commitment of fraternities (and I assume sororities) to 'ritual'. It is this characteristic (the 'ritualism' of her punishment) that causes me to believe NancyJ's tale. That sort of tradition could very well be common in sororities and fraternities. Perhaps it may be toned down nowadays, but perhaps not. One must expect that there are vows of 'silence' by which every member is bound concerning the operation of those organizations. I think it is very likely true that one of the commitments which one makes in becoming a member is to the supremacy of the chapter over the one's conduct. An interesting story to say the least.

I just (Oct 25 2017)

I think it is very likely true that one of the commitments which one makes in becoming a member is to the supremacy of the chapter over the one's conduct. An interesting story to say the least.

The rituals of every national fraternity and sorority are on file in the Library of Congress minus a few select works, signs and phrases. The commitment of the sorority girl is not to the supremacy of the chapter but to a deity and sisterhood.

I was wondering what you girls did in sororities! LOL

Generally Fraternity hazing is physical, whee as Sorority hazing is more psychological.

Now with the crackdown on physical hazing, pretty much nationally, I don't think you would see stuff like this any more.

Although I think NancyJ's account may be just a bit embellished for effect, I do not doubt its foundation. My sorority did use enemas as part of initiation, dealing with infractions, and a few of us "just for fun" and even necessity. It was common practice in the 80s and before, but, I am pretty sure that if it does exist today (and indeed it does) the percentage is miniscule.

I also think that girls in that time span were probably more aware of what enemas were and what to expect than the millenials of today, in most cases, so their (our) reaction may not have been jubilation, but it did not cause a state of catatonic shock either!

Play safe!

I wonder if the bigger girls giving the enemas and supervising were just doing it or actually retaliating because they had to be punished with them when they were younger? Too bad the younger girls couldn't retaliate at some point and fill up the older girls!

Eric

I was paddled in my sorority on my bare bottom a few times. Never heard of an enema given in any sorority or frat house!

Ruthiney,

What on earth caused you to be paddled? What period of time? Would you rather have been given enemas instead? I would!

Eric

I was in college in the early 1980's and can attest to the fact that most women douched. If my current girlfriend and I happened to go away for a long weekend it was pretty common practice that she had her folding syringe with her and it got used, too. Funny, too, because while we would have sex multiple times over a weekend, most were really private about being seen douching. Supposedly that was too personal to be shared. I never figured that out.

I think we at Zity should set up a coed hazing weekend. Lol

I like the concept butt it sounds like an Urban Legend to me.

Eric, this happened in 1984, not recently. Fraternity and sorority paddlings were more common back then.

Now you would probably get kicked out if you were lucky. Charged if not.