Enemas and Sexuality | Age - Enemas

Views: 3360 Created: 2011.04.03

First post

I think that we older members have a greater appreciation of enemas than the younger members. Most of us were brought up when enemas were given in every household. We do not have the feeling that we are risk takers when we either give or receive an enema. We are more comfortable discussing enemas with persons of the opposite sex. Once the topic comes up; we are more likely to explore the idea of sharing our enema experiences. If we agree that enemas are enjoyable; we are able to move on to the possibility of giving one another enemas. With the coming of age, the libido is still strong; but the body is weak. So, an enema can be a way of having sex without having intercourse. Of course, many of us use an enema as a means of autoeroticism.

n/a

I strongly agree with this author's site thread as to those members who were born and raised in the ' Golden Age ' of enemas , so called , in America are much more relaxed and open as to the sharing of our respective and collective enema experiences . In our home of the decade of the 1950's when I was but a lad , the whole of that decade we were an enema oriented family as to health issues of the children and adults and while ' giving an enema ' by mom was not a weekly or monthly event we looked to her as our loving and caring mom as to determine ' when we needed one ' and were obedient accordingly . As I matured the ' lure and excitement ' of an enema session did , over time , become highly ' erotic ' to me . I just turned a ' young 70 ' and am still virile and the ' thought , preparation and administration of a ' nice little enema ' as my mom used to say ' is still as erotic and rewarding as my continued enjoyable sex life . I am happy that we have this website / forum to share our experiences and thoughts on the subject of the enema . In reading many of your ' discussion post ' responses , we all have many common experiences and expectations whether we be guys' or gals ' . With that said , thank you all for posting and sharing and like so many of you .......... I do still enjoy a well administered enema whether ' solo ' or partnered ..... giving or receiving . It's just ' who we are ' .........

Alex51

This is not from my personal experience, but found on the Internet:

A 66-year-old married retired engineer was brought by his wife to the outpatient clinic with chief complaints of wanting her to unnecessarily administer an enema to him daily for no reason and at odd hours like the afternoon and sometimes in the middle of the night. The wife mentioned that this started around 6 months prior to presentation when the patient was taken to his family physician in view of the fact that he had been having severe constipation and had not passed a stool since 3-4 days. The physician advised an enema, which was given by the nurse at the clinic. The wife was also taught how to administer the same so that she could do the same at home if needed. The patient told the wife after the enema that he enjoyed the experience thoroughly and also felt relieved as his bowels were evacuated fully. The wife did not bother much about the "enjoyment" aspect initially, but later when the husband demanded daily enemas, she was unable to decipher the reasons for the same. It was on speaking to the patient that he mentioned the feeling of intense sexual pleasure when administered an enema and also mentioned the same when the nurse had administered one. He said that he had never experienced such a gush of sexual excitement earlier in his life in any form of sexual experience and just could not do without it. He claimed that the enema experience was more pleasurable than any form of masturbation done by him in his life. In fact, the wife mentioned that initially when she gave in to his demands for an enema daily, there would be times where he would lie down naked to receive the enema. In fact, she noticed on a few occasions that he ejaculated on the bed during the enema but did not question him about the same. It was only when his demands for enema increased; she consulted her family physician who directed her to seek psychiatric help.