Gender and colonic therapists

What gender has to do with enemas and colonics? Most of the members in these practices are males while many or most of the colonic hydrotherapists and enema administrators are women. Of the two males who administered to me, I was turned off by both of them. All of the females made me feel warm and welcome. Is it their attention to detail and the sense of caring that they brought to the procedure or is it because nurturing is part of the woman's nature? Whatever their qualities, I enjoy a colonic from a lady the most.

Women are from Venus! Ideas?

Sexism and also amount of willingness to talk online about our habits since we guys don't generally have the same close real life friendships girls do.

Although I thoroughly enjoy enemas (never had a colonic), I have absolutely zero interest in having one administered by another male. For me, enemas are very sexual, and being a straight heterosexual male, I would only enjoy a nice tender & erotic enema from a loving female.

K2mmw, I can't blame you there. Guys are thinking, let's get to the good part where we have sex, either gay or straight. I think the person giving the enema has to be sensitive to the needs of the enemie, and not thinking about themselves.

Good question as I have had a lot of Colonics & always enjoyed them - I have noticed as well that they are always women giving them

so all I could say is that just women have gone & been through different studies to do with Colonics & I can say I never get them done

just because they are women but because it always helps my medical issue.

All the best to everyone

Ps looking for new friends either into colonics, enemas, diapers, catheters

Shane

I think that women are by nature more of the "caregiver" type, so that may have allot to do with it. Also you being male, the male therapists might have been a little homophobic. I have probably had about 6 to 8 colonics and all of the givers were female. Almost to a one they made me feel relaxed and welcome.

My enemas and colonics have always been given by women. Would not consider a male administrator.

I enjoy the erotic feelings and the sexual heat of getting the treatment from a woman.

I've never meet a male colon hydrotherapist.

In my area, there are 3 male colon hydro-therapists who advertise quite extensively. One is related to the owner of a natural health food/product store. The other has a chiropractic office. The third is a massage therapist and operates in areas that may cater more to the gay community. I have not patronized any of the 3 although they each seem to be highly recommended within their client base.

I have also been attended to by male nurses during hospitalizations. In one instance, catheterization was necessary, and a male nurse/orderly conducted the procedure. Males also administer enemas to other males as necessary in a clinical environment.

I certainly prefer a female colon hydro-therapist and will likely only patronize a female where I have the choice. Most females seem to be affiliated with day spas, or other establishments that provide massage therapy also. They seem to cater more to female clients but don't turn away male customers. All have been professional in their services, but only a few seem to be really in tune with the sensual/sexual undertones.

As far as nurses go, some are all business with little time for small talk. On a very few occasions however, the personality comes out and the procedure can be unforgettable and certainly fulfilling!

I don't think I could do it with a male therapist.

I'll flat refuse a colonic or enema from a male therapist or nurse. That just seems fucking awkward to me, having a dude mess with my ass. I'll take a female any day. Women are so much more gentle and understanding during embarrassing procedures.....even when it involves administering to men. I'm over the embarrassment of women flushing out my keister.

What "Slim88" said in above post!! For an Enema, Colonic, Colonoscopy or "anything related," "It's got to be a 'G-I-R-L!!'" Tall, short, fat, skinny, ugly or cute I don't care, just so long as,"she's a 'She!'" 'Reminds me of the seen with Sandy Bullock in her hospital whites saying,"Hi, I'm your Enema Queen!"

with a "Click!!,"

highwater

I would not voluntarily receive enemas or colonic irrigation from a male. I always want a female with experience.

I always prefer females when it comes to any type of enema or colonic situation. That being said, my first colonic was from a male-my wife made appointments with him for both of us. I didn't have any bad vibes from him, it seemed like he enjoyed his job and was equally nice to both myself and my wife. Several years later, between wives, I made an appointment and when I got there it turned out the lady I was talking to was the wife of the therapist. I went ahead with the colonic and enjoyed the experience, though not as much as I would have from his wife.

My enemas and colonics have always been given by women that is what would want.

I have never gone for a colonic. Too scared. But if I did, I'd have to be sure it was female therapist. Not sure if it would be appropriate to ask for this.

How about a female perspective? Are there any females who would like to share their prospective?

Female therapist only. Began colonics with a female massage therapist who after six months of coaxing got me to accept a colonic. I was hooked. A couple of years later she got out of the business. I found a female massage therapist fairly quickly; a colonic therapist took nearly a year to find.......I did that and she is great. I do not believe I could go to a male.

Don't know why; it just me I guess.

Since I am a bisexual, you would think I would like having either male or female therapists. But contrary to whatever logic might say, and despite having been happily married to a man for the last 15 years, I find I am attracted to only other females when it comes to real or fantasy enemas or colonics. Pretty young female colon therapists for me, thanks. Hugs,Diane

Here in the UK ARCH,the Association of Registered Colon Hydrotherapists, represents a significant number, but by no means all, of the colon hygienists currently practising. A quick trawl through their web site suggests that of the one hundred and eighty registered therapists thirteen (7%) are male.

I for one could not conceive having anything so intimate done to me by a man. Thank goodness for those wonderful, kind and very understanding ladies!

My colonic therapists are always female

Only females. I have one that I really connect with. Plutonic.

Only females. I have one that I really connect with. Plutonic.

Like ..... out of this world?????

Like ..... out of this world?????

I wish! But no, just relaxing! Women only !!

Works for me.

Only plutocrats need apply

Only plutocrats need apply

Now that is a nice old fashioned word that should be used more often in conversations ... never expected to see it on Zity though ... ha ha

I have received enemas from women and men, and I have received colon hydrotherapy from women. The women were more informative by explaining how they were going to administer the enema or colon hydrotherapy, more gentle during the insertion of the enema nozzle or colon hydrotherapy speculum, and more responsive to indications of cramping by massaging my abdominal area during the procedure when I was only wearing a towel over my genitals. Several of the women surprised me when they would inform me that they were first going to do a digital examination of my anus to check for obstructions. When they did so, I had feelings of pleasure when they slowly massaged my anus with lubricant and then slowly inserted a gloved finger deep into my anus and moved it around to check for obstructions.

My therapist is female and treats me very professionaly. I see her once a month and we chat a bit before we start, she knows what I do and what I teach so she always has a few questions. There is very little talking while she works her magic. After she's done and before I leave, We might have a glass of water and talk again for a few minutes and we're done for another month.

My therapist is female and treats me very professionaly. I see her once a month and we chat a bit before we start, she knows what I do and what I teach so she always has a few questions. There is very little talking while she works her magic. After she's done and before I leave, We might have a glass of water and talk again for a few minutes and we're done for another month.

I tell the "therapist" when I'm ready to fill, momentarily stop to hold and then empty my colon. I control my colonics---NOT the pressure gauges on the machine or the thoughts or intuition of the therapist.

Small talk is an absolute NO-NO.

I have had quite a few therapists. I have liked all of them, except one (in San Diego); she just wasn't for me. They are usually sensitive to me & my needs; after all, it's a service job. I would be very surprised if any of them was NOT good at what they do. As for professionalism, if I wanted something else, I'd find a lady who gives enemas, prostate massages and other things. They are a bit more difficult to find now, but not impossible. I tend to be very selective in all instances, whichever I pick.