Why so few Enema Nurses

The ads are few and far between and seem to have dried up everywhere. Years ago I met an RN through Backpage who learned that recreational enemas and spankings were far more lucrative than working in a doctor's office. Always had a GRAND time!

My experience has been that they are out there (few and far between). The easiest ones to find are the BDSM dungeon type Dommes which don't really appeal to me as much because they want to "dominate" you. which I'm not into as much. I want a realistic "medical" experience. And they tend to be a bit on the pricey side. Backpage (now defunct) used to be a good resource. I use CL now and have had decent results. People are flakey, even on here. Try to meet someone from the personals section on here and you will find out. People are just afraid to meet. I had a nurse set up last night and she was on the way but then emailed to say should wouldn't make it. I have a real nurse set up for next week that actually "administers soap sud enemas" (her words exactly) in a rehab facility. So I'm kind of excited about this prospect.

Specialist enema nurses would appear to be rare here in the UK. There is (was) a lady who advertised enema treatments, along with corporal punishment, in London. The Rainbow Clinic, also in west London, seems to have disappeared. A number of dommes mention enemas on their web sites but....

I am fortunate to be able to regularly visit a beautiful grey haired grandmother who gives the most amazing colonics and tummy massage. She uses a bright pink Silicone Nozzles speculum enhancer, hooked to a Toxygen closed colonic machine, starts with a coffee enema and then does repeated fills, holding my hand until she is satisfied that I am really clean. She will also finish up with a herbal "soak" if requested. Soooo good!

I once showed her one of my SPD-2.5. Retention Silicone Nozzles. She smiled and asked "all the way in"? and when I said "Yes" she smiled again. She has, on a number of occasions, mentioned how much she enjoys administering and taking colonics.

I live in LA and we've got a few left here, but far fewer than in the past. At one time LA was the Enema Capital of the world with The Sherema Clinic in operation as well as a fair amount independent providers. That number has dwindled substantially in the past couple of years. Grand Dames used to be good when Valerie and Mary Beth were there, but the staff there now is a bit rough for my tastes. That said, if anyone knows of good ones in CA and elsewhere I'd love to hear about them. The Beth Tyler site had a listing and most of the nurses were pretty good. Alas Beth Tyler is no more and there is no central repository for that kind of information.

With FOSTA and SESTA in the picture, it is a shame that sites like Beth Tyler can't exist anymore, thus, making finding Enurses a bit difficult. ?

A RN friend of mine and I have always joked about opening an "Enema Clinic" here in NJ, ala' Sherema. While I'm not honestly sure how much of a joke it really is at some level, I'm pretty sure, for better or worse, the chances of it becoming reality are lesser.

Play safe!

We are in the midst of a puritanical power coup by evangelical Christians and a reaction from bigots against the LBGTQ community. Also Law Enforcement has a lot of drug control resources and they are shifting some of these resources to sex endeavors. On line surveillance being a prime example.

It has been decided by government that "human trafficking" is a major problem in the US (in fact it is outside of the US) and therefore all sexually explicit activities are under attack.

State statues have been passed over the last 15 years or so that enemas, etc. require a prescription or a specialty license. Of course, public health is necessary, but the primary emphasis here is to eliminate anything that is considered a sexual outlet.

Welcome to George Orwell's America!

Society has changed. My husband tells me that in 1970's you could go to the pharmacy and there different brands and types of enema and douche bags and different brands of suppositories and bulb syringes. Now you go and everything is disposable and only a few to chose from. There is this move to move away from from the rectal area. I saw the other day that Dulcolax has applicators to insert the suppositories. In Texas, you cannot get a colonic without a prescription. Giving enemas to someone who is not a family member probably would be considered practicing medicine without a license. You would just need one disgruntal enema patient that could bring you the high cost of legal expenses to defend yourself. I would love to be an enema "nurse" but I don't know if it is worth the risk. I think you really need to know someone well before giving them an enema. This why i just want to play with local people so that i can take the time to really get to know them before we play. It might take several meetings over coffee before you are comfortable playing with them.

Just too many ways in the modern world that doing something like that could put a nursing license in jeopardy

A nursing license is just too valuable economically to risk it.

It is one of only a handful of ways for a woman who is not from professional parents to enter the professional ranks. Just too important and valuable to risk for a sexual fling!

Lisak said

Just too many ways in the modern world that doing something like that could put a nursing license in jeopardy

A nursing license is just too valuable economically to risk it.

It is one of only a handful of ways for a woman who is not from professional parents to enter the professional ranks. Just too important and valuable to risk for a sexual fling!

In this context, an "enema nurse" is not an actually trained nurse. It is a person (woman) who gives enemas to people for fun, like Hydromadam for example.

You are reading entirely too much into the prohibitions. Sure, legalizing it as a sexual thing would not fly in most areas, but the reasons for restricting them was primarily medical.

Enemas are an invasive procedure. People have been injured by them. Enemas have also been promoted for things that there is no evidence supporting benefits in. They can also easily be done at home by an individual in most cases. Put this together and you wind up with a justification for limiting who can give and when they can be given.