Anyone enjoy enemas in secondlife?

Hi,

Was just wondering if anybody here is on secondlife? Was thinking of either joining a group on there or maybe even starting one.

What is Secondlife?

Secondlife is an internet alternative reality game. I'm too stuck in firstlife to join in 😁 However, I've read of people on secondlife who create enema setups as part of their fantasy clinics.

Secondlife!!!! Wow, good idea to create a wonderful Enema-World.

I am wondering in a world where you can ask to your guests: nice to see you, do you like a cup of tea or you prefer a good Enema? 😁 😁

Happy Enemas to all

Acquaman

Does it cost money?

You can play in SL for free. A "premium" account has a few perques and costs about 10 US dollars a month. You can find just about any fetish you want there. And even a lot of non-fetish activity. It is kind of fun, and can be addicting.

Can somebody explain more about second life please?

In Second Life I am "Diane Arizona."

Here is a link to the official Second Life website. http://secondlife.com/

Second Life is a difficult thing to describe. It is an on-line virtual world. It's not exactly a game, as there is no winning, no "object" to being in SL (as we call it) except to enjoy the experience of a "world" where we can do all the things we do in this world plus we can teleport, fly, and all sorts of other amazing things that I wish were possible here. There are opportunities to meet people from all around the world in this virtual space.

You can play in SL for free. My advice is do not buy a premium membership, which costs about ten bucks a month, when you first join. Nor do you want to "buy land" because you aren't really buying anything, just renting lines of code on a computer. Instead, since you don't get wet or cold or hungry in SL, just let yourself be a homeless person until you have found your way around. After a while you'll know enough to make your own choices. You can learn to build your own house, and build anything else you want. You can import images and videos from the real world into SL. You can change your outfit with a couple of keystrokes.

Last year I rented land, and had an underground enema parlor, where people could walk above it and never know it was there. It would also be possible to build such a thing in a "skybox" thousands of meters above the ground. Meanwhile, I was enjoying all the fantasies that real world enemas bring me. Not the sensations, mind you, but the fantasies. That particular "build" is gone now, but I will soon have fun building another.

A friend I met in SL summed it up very well. "Nothing is real in Second Life except the emotions." It's true; you meet people and develop genuine friendships. If you have an argument with someone you experience all the real distress.

There is an entire industry in SL devoted to cybersex. So quit reading my pitiful attempt to describe it, and go check it out for yourself. Before going straight to the enemas, invest an afternoon learning how to run the SL controls and take the very well done tutorials.

And please look me up. If I'm not "on" leave me a message.

Hugs,

Diane

Diane: Thanks so much for your post abot second life. Sounds like real fun to me. If there are more folks as funny as you are on that site, I've got to get hooked-up.

JIm

This all sounds so fascinating and must try this...

Very intriguing... thanks for the data, Diane

Cos

"It" can be done in Second Life, the way all other things are done there, on your computer screen. It does take a little imagination, and a bit of suspending disbelief, and of course the only sensation at your butt will be your chair. But for many people, whatever their kink, part of the enjoyment of the kink usually goes beyond physical sensations into dwelling on fantasies about the kink. I find that the fantasies transfer over from the real world to SL very well.

Incidentally, you can be male or female in SL with the click of a button!

It is absolutely amazing how real computer-based cybersex, including enema sex and medfet and BDSM, can be. SL enjoys all sorts of interest-groups, from churches to cooking classes, to dungeons. If it happens in the real world, somebody is doing it in SL. Warning: it can be absolutely addictive!

Hugs,

Diane

PS -- I don't work for Linden Labs, the people who make SL, I just enjoy going to the place they created and playing there. Hope to see you there.