Do girls really get horny from enemas?

I'm confused too. Is only this single trademarked name forbidden, or are there others too? Is there a list somewhere?

The "B" word is the only forbidden trademark I am aware of.

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Obviously, names like Johnson's baby shampoo, Ivory, Palmolive, Dr. Bronners and many others have never been a problem.

Strange. Thanks, SS, for clearing that up. I can't remember the forbidden B word now.

Hey, Dahiana. What was it again?

No, don't tell me. BUT now I have to know WHAT THE B WORD IS! I googled for it, saw pictures of it maybe, but not the name yet.

Forbidden things are just like that.

Definitely yes. My girlfriend and I call the enema our internal bath and love filling each other up and then making love while feeling the enema inside of us. Her first orgasm was while receiving an enema as a child. I enjoyed the spurts of enema through the douche nozzle as mom or my older sister squeezed the Higgenson syringe. I often ejaculated while getting those enemas.

Gynedoll your description of how you're turned on by enema play is exquisite! I got stimulated reading it. As yourself, the whole sensory experience makes it for me. Your husband is a lucky guy.

@Marlene love your story ❤️❤️

@Marlene , Great story Marlene! Might I ask who Marvin is? The lucky tongue and lips fellow?

I found this web site just a while ago.

http://www.enematips.com/enerconwin8c.htm

The Private Shopping Area Is Very Interesting. A Nice Enema and Supplies Area.

This is what I bought to use for nozzles on my enema bag. http://www.enematips.com/larbulsyrwit.html

Simply refer to the B*dx as a "double balloon nozzle or double balloon catheter. It is the proper name for the device, and several brands are sold. Just avoid that brand name. I think the manufacturer is very foolish: any business with half a brain would LOVE to have their brand used as synonymous with the product. Witnesseth - "coke", "xerox" .

any business with half a brain would LOVE to have their brand used as synonymous with the product. Witnesseth - "coke", "xerox" .

Band-aid, kleenex, clorox, jacuzzi, escalator, thermos, aspirin, GOOGLE, velcro, walkman, MANY OTHERS I couldn't think of.

The only problem was the company who owns the trademark didn't want their products associated with kink or irresponsible people getting injured or killed--which has occurred. Their business is medical by such a vast margin that if no one in kink ever heard of the company or the word we can't say (and those posts WILL BE DELETED) it wouldn't make a dent in their bottom line.

Yes, the "B-word" company didn't want their name associated with kinky things. Oddly enough, in the grand scheme of things, it really wouldn't make a whole lot of difference, since I don't think hospitals care if the brand of catheter they use is associated with something other than hospital supplies..

Here's the problem. If you OWN a trademark, and want to keep it, you have to DEFEND your trademark. Kimberly-Clark spends a lot of money making sure that other brands of tissues aren't called Kleenex. Coca-Cola spends a fortune defending Coke as a trademark, as have most of these other companies. Once a trademark falls into common usage, it can no longer be claimed as a trademark, and you lose the rights to the brand you may have spent years and millions of dollars building.

C. R. Bard (think was the company's original name) came down VERY hard on just about everybody they could locate that used the B-word for generic inflatable rectal catheters. For many years they didn't even notice their name was being used, then one year they went after EVERYBODY.. because if they didn't they were in danger of losing their trademark. I remember Ron Tyler telling me that he received a letter to cease and desist using the B-word or fear legal action.. he got the hint.

And THAT is why we can't say the B-word here!

Doc.. who still uses their products in his practice, even if they were mean to his friends

I would never use the B word here, but imagine if Kimberly Clark just came after the previous poster for referring to facial tissues as Kleenex. Ron Tyler was selling inflatable nozzles and using that brand name to describe them. Here, we are not selling anything. It is really b.s. If it were not something that I wouldn't want the world to find out about, I would use it over and over again and dare them to sue me. They wouldn't have a hell of chance of winning, and they would probably end up not only paying my attorneys fees to defend a baseless action, but paying damages too. But oh well, we will just refer to it as the B word.

I would never use the B word here, but imagine if Kimberly Clark just came after the previous poster for referring to facial tissues as Kleenex. Ron Tyler was selling inflatable nozzles and using that brand name to describe them. Here, we are not selling anything. It is really b.s. If it were not something that I wouldn't want the world to find out about, I would use it over and over again and dare them to sue me. They wouldn't have a hell of chance of winning, and they would probably end up not only paying my attorneys fees to defend a baseless action, but paying damages too. But oh well, we will just refer to it as the B word.

PLEASE DON'T.

Call it a balloon catheter.

The company has sued and won in the past. That's why we don't use the word.

They will periodically troll this site and look for the word. It is a problem, so just say balloon as Susie suggests.

Most definitely. Chatting about enemas or even reading about them.

Oh yes

You CAN say Double Balloon Retention nozzle

You CAN say "Inflatable retention nozzle

You CAN say Inflatable retention device.

Anything like that.

That's the beauty of the English Language. There are so many different ways to say ALMOST ANYTHING that English is nearly impossible to outright censor.

I can't speak for everybody, because we are all different.

For me, I would say probably around 40% of the time I get some level of sexual arousal from an enema 2 qt or larger.

Maybe 10% of the time I can get aroused by imagining taking an enema but not actually taking one.

They will periodically troll this site and look for the word. It is a problem, so just say balloon as Susie suggests.

I think the big "problem" is that they no longer make a rectal balloon catheter, so they can argue that the use is not referring to their product. However I have had the one catheter used on me was made by that company, so technically using their name referring to that is completely legitimate as it is referring to their product. Unfortunately they can make Webby's life more difficult than he wants it even with that completely legitimate usage.

You'll see the way attorneys often handle it with the places that use the slightly awkward wording "Band-Aid(r) brand adhesive bandages" to make sure J&J doesn't make complaints for genericization of trademark.

I can't speak for everybody, because we are all different.

For me, I would say probably around 40% of the time I get some level of sexual arousal from an enema 2 qt or larger.

Maybe 10% of the time I can get aroused by imagining taking an enema but not actually taking one.

I'm aroused every time I actually take an enema. And having ED and orgasm problems, I often use fantasy during masturbation to enhance my orgasm potential, which frequently involves a Domme. Just visualizing or fantasizing that she's telling me I have to have an enema is easily enough to get me aroused for an orgasm. Every time.

Eric

For those wondering why we allow "inflatable nozzle" and not the name brand, here is Webby's post about it.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=716847

But oh well, we will just refer to it as the B word.

To me "the B word" means bitch though if said in conjunction with bag, filling, up ones ass ... I would understand what was possibly implied. "Inflatable nozzle", as suggested by many others will be a much better and less confusing term.

Aroused every time. but forced enemas turns me into slt instantly

Retention Nozzle is also an acceptable term.

I prefer to refer to it as a "double balloon" nozzle. Or just "balloon" nozzle if it only has one.