Enema Heaven

I think that its the perception of enemas is that people change, not the enemas themselves. (Thats kinda obvious I know but hang on) When people start at early age and go with it through puberty and adolescence every enema is always a little bit different since at that age the human body changes so fast.

Mine are better now because I've learned what I like, how to do it, and I have better equipment.

Well, I sure appreciate hearing about all the seniors that still enjoy enemas. I'm going on 69 and have been "into" enemas since a teen. Better equipment, learning what your body likes and most of all having a wife who is a very good nurse have continued to increase the enjoyment. Actually, I remember things getting 1,000% better when we became empty nesters and had some privacy.

Definitely better with age. More relaxing and sensual. Still look forward to next session. Better equipment and a

variety of nozzles also helps. Good to have friends on this site that appreciate the good things in life as well as

I do.

The older the better we know what we want and how to tell the person who giving it to us how we like it

I do think enemas can be more enjoyable the older we get as we are more used to it and have often have more time to enjoy them especially when we retired like myself.

For me, as I have gotten older, I really enjoy my enema's on different levels. I truly love to start my Saturday with them now, more than ever.

I loved them in my teens and love them in my 30's. Enema's are truly a heavenly experience

There is nothing more relaxing than a stress relieving ENEMA. Especially after a very difficult day. What is it with Wives? My wife isn't into enemas and I too have to wait until she is out of the house to enjoy myself.

So far, being in my mid 50's, I'd have to say that enemas do get better with age.

I began taking enemas as soon as I graduated from college and got a place of my own. They were great then and they continue to be a pleasurable experience each and every time. Only wish my wife felt the same way.

I used to sneak in an enema when home by myself starting at the age of about 12 or 13. Enjoyed them then, and still engoy them today......over 50 years later. Unfortunately, I'm like many of the folks on this site who enjoy enemas, but have a spouse who refuses to participate, or doesn't like them at all......so I'm solo, when I have the opportunity to enjoy the pleasure of a nice long series of enemas by myself. In fact, my wife's going out o town for about 6 days later this week, so I plan to have a "fun and pleasurable time" on more than one occasion during the upcoming six days. 😁 😁 It would be nice to have a female enemate....but solo will work too.

I think that the onset of puberty has to do with the enjoyment of enemas

I don't think that age has made any difference for my love of the enema. I am now 52 and still love them, possibly even more

Although I have always loved erotic enemas, they continue to bring more and more pleasure as I age (now 65), I think because we mature, refine, and savor more as our life experience continues. Enemas are heaven. Thoughts of enemas are heaven. Searching for new recipes and additional equipment is heaven. Anticipation is heaven and brings intense desire, writhing, and quivering loins. Enemas are incredibly primal and take one over completely. For me they are profoundly pleasurable and therapeutic.

I got two as a young child, and was hooked from then on. I always wanted to give a girl an enema, but didn't know why when I was young. I still would like to, but know why now at 68. My wife is not into it unfortunately, but I do get time tom myself to enjoy.

I have taken enemas since I was a teenager. Now, almost 50 years later, I still enjoy them. The desire is always there, but the enjoyment is more intense if I haven't had an enema for several days. I usually don't wait several days between enemas, however, since I take an enema almost every morning. My wife, like many, very rarely participates, so an enema and a shower in the morning is how most of my days start.

After over 50 years of enemas, I'm still eager to take one at any time. In fact being on this site makes me want to hose myself. Over the years I've gone from 3 or 4 a week to 1 or 2 only because the time required isn't always available.

I think over time my interest is less to actually do them; but I do go in 'spirts' wanting them more at times than others.

The growth of the enema obsession just keeps going...52 now and started at 8 years old (enemas for fun)....Wow...such an amazing amount of experience but every bag always feels like the first"erotic" bag from the neighbor....

It still felt good to have the nozzle go in earlier today -- gentle, pleasant, not too much erotic/past baggage. But I do wonder about a mental saturation point? Today, warehouses of enema art, stories, memoirs, photos, videos at the click of a mouse at 3am. 30-40 years ago? the desperate quest for the latest (monthly) Penthouse to see if there was a "Special Preference" letter (enemas). If not: another month-long wait. Then slowly came Waterpower, underground newspapers (Screw magazine) , Beth Tyler. With the internet: an avalanche. But even so: occasionally an image brings up momentarily the adolescent thrill of imagining a hose going in a classmate- cheerleader bottom. I guess it's part of us forever.... "Two days we have no control over: yesterday and tomorrow."

I can readily identify with your comment, hoseman, having searched those same early hopeful sources for bits of enemarotica, often waiting over long intermediate periods and entertaining imaginative thoughts.

At the moment, I am awaiting my kitchen coffee maker to finish brewing the second pot of the day, but not to drink. It will be used for a welcomed midday break to fill the enema bag waiting by my bedside while I stoke my thoughts in pleasurable anticipation.

I hope you will use organic coffee, Northernguy46.

Amanda60, I see no need to go out of my way to acquire or to use organic anything. I see those choices as ripoffs to consumers by having elevated prices. Coffee is coffee and caffeine is caffeine. It all originates from the earth. I grew up in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County (where my family arrived from Switzerland in 1717, mostly to farm). Almost all food consumed by my family of eight came from our garden, whether fresh, canned, or frozen. I view organic mania as citified nonsense, but mean no offense.

Northernguy36 said:

Amanda60, I see no need to go out of my way to acquire or to use organic anything. I see those choices as ripoffs to consumers by having elevated prices.....

It's off topic I know but oh how I agree with you northernguy. Not only about organic products but also about so called 'Fair Trade' goods, amongst them too is coffee.

Allegedly, in the UK at least, Fair Trade goods are priced higher so that the growers will get a better price for their goods. But whilst the prices are as much as 50% higher for a typical bag of coffee the growers get as little as a miniscule half penny for that quantity.

The appeal of course is to those who, rightly, have an attack of conscience about the poor growers but the producers have no such altruism! Clearly it costs them no more to process a Fair Trade product than a 'regular' but greed, typically, rules!

Take a look at http://www.cracked.com/quick-fixes/4-reasons-why-fair-trade-coffee-scam/ or Google 'fair trade coffee rip off' for more.

As for organics - take a look at http://factsnotfantasy.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/organic-food-scam.html where we are told "The secret this multi-billion dollar industry doesn’t want anyone to know is that “there is no field testing on certified organic farms to ensure synthetic fertilizers and toxic chemicals are not being used and to ensure harmful pathogens from animal waste are safely eliminated. The excuse I was given is that field testing is too expensive; something I later learned is patently false.” The clue here is "multi-billion dollar industry" !

@ BigK:

". . . the clue here is "multi-billion dollar industry."

. . . and, as we know, for the very same reason that since the late 60s or thereabout, enemas fell into disfavor as a commonly-used household remedy, thanks to the influence of greedy giant pharmaceutical companies.

I appreciate these responses. It is the massive spraying of pesticides on coffee which is the concern. I have faith in preferring fewer chemicals in my brew. It is a choice and I respect your preference to the contrary. Tolerance is a good thing!

Amanda

I saw the discussion about fair trade and organics and couldn't resist replying, but I will try to keep it short as to not derail. Cracked.com is not a source I trust for analysis of any non-comedy issue. I can buy coffee from my local co-op in Madison, WI, which the growers get about 50% of the cost I pay. That sucks if things in the UK are so different. Hopefully it will change. With regards to organics, I get organic produce from a farm in WI. I've seen the farm and met the farmers, who aren't hiding anything. Again, that sucks if things are different in the UK, but hopefully it will change. From what I've seen, big companies selling organics often do have something to hide. It makes a difference to know the source.

Now back on topic...I've found that enemas are about the same as a few years ago when I was heavily into them. Though I never played with different solutions back then and didn't rely on them for prep before anal play which is recent within the past 1 1/2 years or so. I am still fairly young though, so we'll see if my feelings on enemas change over time.