Enema, the word, does it give you a thrill?

There are so many reasons, exciting, cleaning, sexual, soothing.

When I was young and not feeling well I'd hope to hear that I was about to get an "enema." It always caused an erection. It was if my boyhood was instantly happy. I remember the bulge in my PJ's would appear just from hearing the word.

ABSOLUTELY. Seeing the word enema always causes a reaction. Hearing and saying it does the same, though I mever have said it to anyone but my wife. Still I love to hear it said and look for it in nursing books.

Best of all when it is said. As when the nurse I lived with told me I needed an enema and the ritual would begin. Wow! Even thinking about that is a turn on.

As a kid, the word enema made me very self-conscious. It both secretly thrilled me and made me apprehensive. That whole love/hate thing of jumbled emotions getting an enema entailed.

Mom hardly ever used the word directly with me. It was always obvious when an enema was forthcoming, I could hear the distinct sounds of preparations from the bathroom. If water ran in the tub with the door open that was an unmistakeable sign that an enema was being prepared. Then it was either a, "Let's go," or "Come with me," when it was ready. I could never pronounce the word out loud, either. My protests danced around the dreaded object, "I don't need ONE!"

The times I did hear the word spoken always startled me and caused me to blush. From the doctor or his nurse, either asking if I had had one recently, or advising I receive one or more. Mortifying. Or overhearing telephone conversations - the dreaded, "No, he hasn't had an enema yet." Or the embarrassing, "I gave him an enema this morning."

Seeing the word on rubber goods at the store or in the catalog also made me uncomfortable, yet I had to look and read everything there was to see.

I've gotten comfortable using the word now, though I still have to pause before I utter it to ensure that I don't change my inflection when it passes my lips. Still thrilling, but no longer embarrassing.

To this day it makes me cringe.

A good cringe.

An excited cringe.

A cringe at the thought of the liquid... the feeling afterwards... at the...

A cringe none the less.

The word enema is exciting to this day. I especially became excited when my mom told me she would be giving me an enema. One thing was more exciting and that was the day she had the enema bag out and said Sandy, our teenage neighbor was getting an enema. I loved Sandy she was like my big sister. I was allowed to be in the room, because as she put it he's only a little boy. I was four. I was pubic hair for the first time, she fussed and her mother spanked her, and then she had the big black douche nozzle, that fascinated me used on her.

Later in the garden she asked if my mom gave me enemas and I said yes, she said for me to be a good boy so my mom doesn't have to spank me

Every time I hear the word enema I get excited inside! Makes me crave them!

MMMMM surely does ! --Why ? psychologically I do not know...Sometimes hearing the word spoken or even reading some quality enema related literature triggers the desire to partake of a little wet pleasure......Of course the benefits an added plus,let alone the indulgent fun aspect.

Sure it does,why the hell do you think that I check in here every day?

Absolutely, I hear the word and I tingle at the thought of feeling 2 qts of warm water flowing into me. Love everything about an enema.

It always has, since I can remember (3 1/2 yrs. old).

Also, other related words such as laxative and suppository sort of added themselves to the list. Most most of my early life the word "enema" was far ahead. Now I prefer suppositories to enemas, but they all work for me, as words as well as treatments, hehe.

I'm kinda wishing I could have some kind of laxative treatment right now, just making this post!

Re: D8R's pst of 2008.07.10 03:58:

Many if most folks *do* like enemas and such. That's why they're sold in virtually every store. folks are just embarrassed to admit it.

In a study done by Boeringer Ingleheim (of Dulcolax fame) most women would sooner talk of their periods, than their bowels.

Yes I LOVE the word "ENEMA" !! Doesn't every one hear , isn't that why we all are here . I just find it so stupid why people start to laugh at the word enema . I guess they know what it is . An it makes them squirm thinking of that nozzle going into their butt . It has been used in movies an other TV shows . But in real life I wish it was like back in the 50's and 60's . When you heard your mom and other women sitting an talking about your enemas or the kid next door . I wish those days would come back .

Yes for sure.

The mere mention of the word enema, sends chills down my spine!😃

Of course! I think just mentioning administering and enema would be even better, never had the pleasure.

I remember anytime I hear the word enema or syringe I would get a little tingle at he end of my little pee pee still do

Absolutely. Hearing, or saying, cause me excited. Similar to the word suppository, but enema is the "stonger".

Years ago, before intenet came and made possible such discussion, I enjoyed buying an enema equpment (bulb typically) and having the short converastion with the lady in the pharmacy. Than I could use the word and heard it from a women.

The sound and word ENEMA nearly always gets me aroused and wanting to fill my red rubber bag hanging up waiting for me in the bathroom!

When I was young I hated the idea of an enema and the word would put fear into me. It wasn't until I got married and my wife told me I was getting an enema that I would look forward to the experience. Although truth be told my reward now for taking an enema is that I will get laid.

I used to look it up in the dictionary just to see it. And, walk down the aisle in the drugstore where they sold fountain syringes just to see the box and think about it. Suppositories were nearby as well as rectal thermometers. But enema syringes were the most exciting. Still are...

I like the word enema but my girlfriend of once says she likes calling it a cleanse. Bottom line it means the same thing. Now if a beautiful young woman asked me if I wanted one I would probably blush, and say ok.

Dhowar, I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. so is it any girl who offers to give you an enema "beautiful"?

and relative to age, what is your upper limit?

The word is a trigger and it has been as long as I can remember. That comes to reading it too. I remember finding a dog-eared copy of "Peyton Place" when I was a teen. I knew it had sex scenes but I didn't know about the references to enemas. I can still tell you almost to the page where you can find reference to Norman Page's "bittersweet" feelings about the enema he might get if he got flushed running home. Oh, how I could relate!

Oh, like so many posts written here, the very pronunciation of the word "enema" perks up my ears and my anal parts in a hurry. It quickly brings to mind all the aspects of the "enema" all of which are so good. When I hear the word on TV, my wife would say something like, "oh you would enjoy that", and she is right!!

Someone mentioned dating and the "enema" word in conversation, and had this experience once, and blew it! The gal I was dating mentioned that her sister was getting 3 enemas in the hospital as we spoke as she was having liver surgery the next day. I FROZE! I never reacted and regret that to this day!!

It definitely does!!! When I read it or hear it on tv, especially if it is said by a good looking guy, it gets me excited!!!

Yes, definitely, either hearing it spoken or reading the word. I remember watching childhood friend being given a daily enema by his pretty young sister as my first erotic association (I wished she would give me enemas). Even today, many years later, when I read, hear or say "enema" I get a feeling in my penis and my anus.

Damn right! if I see it hear it or even think it I definitely have a erotic response.There,s probably some psychiatric explanation but I don,t give a damn about that.

It does turn me on. My wife will give me enemas, even though they turn her off, because she's a trooper and would do almost anything for me. But she is so repulsed by them she has trouble even saying the word. Thus, on the rare occasion when she does say it, e.g. "is the enema flowing OK?", I just feel a rush of blood to my loins.