For Women... What role does Lingerie play in your Enema Play?

Do any of you ladies have special lingerie that signal that you would like to be given a romantic tummy rinse? My late bride had particular panties that she would lift the hem of her skirt and display if she wanted several. before bedtime nozzle insertions for a castile soap and water cleanout followed by two, two quart plain water rinses. After the dishes were washed and put away...She would turn to me and lift her skirt and display her pre-determined "enema panties". Do any of you have enema signal undies? DAK

Excellent question Dak, but one I can't answer. I have never been a big fan of lingerie to start with, and am still getting used to the enema idea. But, this is a good question, and I hope it gets answered by others who do. It will be interesting to read others responses.

None! Anything other than a dorm shirt, or loose-fitting knee length nightgown just gets in the way. A dorm shirt is preferred enema wear because it does not have the full long sleeves like a nightgown. Nothing to go all over the place.

I like pretty under things, but if they are not made of latex, they do very little for sub.

Lingerie has about no role in our use of enemas, but rope and restraints do.

Lingerie and leather and rubber wear play a big role in our S&M.

When giving or taking enemas, I want the receiver to be naked.

Not all enemas are part of BDSM, and not all BDSM involves enemas.

Rubber and leather have a role in BDSM, but they need to be out of sight when the enema bag comes out.

I've just purchased some frilly French Knickers, whether they will do anything for me or my partner remains to be seen. I am the only one that has seen them so far, so cant be specific just yet - hoping though !!!

A black thong.

Lingerie plays as a teaser when giving enemas.. The more intruiging, sheer, lacy or transparent, the better! 😃

Foreplay may involve lingerie in one session and enemas in the next.

They set totally different moods, either of which can lead to sex.

Really don't mix them, because they are situationally different.