Most severe REAL -- NOT FANTASY punishment enema

@ericmacson

Patents are to protect inventor rights in a commercial environment. Susie is not SELLING the enema formula.

It'd be pointless to patent it and a complete waste of money.

@ericmacson

Patents are to protect inventor rights in a commercial environment. Susie is not SELLING the enema formula.

It'd be pointless to patent it and a complete waste of money.

Sean,

A good point. Thanks.

Eric

Any enema involving Tabasco sauce and an oversize nozzle is, by definition, a fantasy enema. Same goes for any enema administered for the sake of punishment.

"Real" enemas are given quickly and discreetly to cleanse the colon or help with constipation.

Anything else is fantasy. Nothing wrong with that. But let's be honest with our definitions of real and fantasy.

I imagine the most particle severe enema is using a lot of soap and given by the opposite sex. Giver having total control including how long the enema is inside working. Also I think the whole scene who what and where the session takes place is very important to the severity of the enemas given.

The mind plays a part in how anything is perceived if good or bad and it is extreme or moderate.

Janie

A bad one is 4 oz glycerin with 4 tablespoons of Epsom salt in 1 quart. This is extremely crampy but nothing rivals Susie's punishment enema which only she can handle!

@janie39

A warm water bag enema of about, 1 to 2 quarts, with 4 crushed up Dulcolax tablets or two Magic Bullet suppositories dissolved in it, given with a retention nozzle, goes in easily but soon causes very intense cramps. The longer it's held the worse the cramps. Without a retention nozzle it can't be held.

Hello,

Sounds little to harsh for me.

Oucheee...ee...

Hugs,

Janie

Patents are to protect inventor rights in a commercial environment. Susie is not SELLING the enema formula.

It'd be pointless to patent it and a complete waste of money.

There are times when a trade secret or NOT patenting something is better than a patent.

With a patent, you have to explain how your invention works which can allow others to reverse engineer what you have and make minor changes thich will make your patent useless.

With a trade secret or not patenting, the public knows NOTHING about the formulation or how your product works.

@janie39

Janie, a punishment enema is supposed to be very, very uncomfortable. It is, after all, supposed to be a punishment. If it were a slow, gentle fill, with a soothing solution that only causes a mild urge to poo... something more like a gentle urge that is more a suggestion it may be time to go sit on the toilet for a bit... it would not be a punishment. And, getting such an enema would not deter bad behavior at all.

Punishment enemas are designed to cause great discomfort, be extremely hard to take and hold, cause the recipient to beg to be allowed to poo and to promise not to repeat bad behavior. The person should be moaning, doubled over with the cramping, and be trying desperately to retain every drop of the solution, even to holding their butt cheeks together to avoid leaks.

The solution should cause intense cramps, but not actually damage or injure the recipient's a bowel wall. The soap and Dulcolax I suggested, or a 10% solution of glycerin in water, work well and do as suggested. If given with a good retention nozzle, it's an experience you'll not soon forger.

2 quart hot soapy water, an inflatable balloon nozzle, a spreader bar betwin legs, then 15 minutes of retention. That's the perfect punishment...

2 quart hot soapy water, an inflatable balloon nozzle, a spreader bar betwin legs, then 15 minutes of retention. That's the perfect punishment...

Well, depending on the victim, I mean subject's size, I'd opt for much more than 2 quarts since I'm 6'0" and I take 4-5 quarts every time just for enjoyment and arousal. So I'd suggest preparing 4 quarts in a 4-5 quart bag and getting every last drop you can into her. Spreader bar is a nice touch. And only for 15 minutes? Again from my experience, I'd suggest a nice big DBC catheter inflated with perhaps 6-8 pumps inside her or as large as you think she can stand. And after her ~4 quarts went in I'd make her hold it inside for 30-60 minutes. If you like and this is consensual,

Eric

@ericmacson

I think that a 4 quart plus enema is far too much volume for most people, and, if given with a robust retention device, could be risky. Yes, a larger volume does cause more cramping, which is a necessary part of a punishment enema, but I don't think you need huge volumes to bring the desired effects.

If you doubt this, try injecting two ounces of glycerin then just wait.

The enema I suggested is large enough to be certain the recipient's entire bowel wall will be exposed to the laxative solution and hence will be strongly stimulated, causing intense cramps throughout the person's colon. The result is a very strong urge to poo everything out, top to bottom. The original patent claimed that the enema was designed to completely clean a person out well enough for a colonoscopy with one enema. Just think of that. It is claimed that the one enema cleans as thoroughly as 6x Dulcolax pills and a gallon of GoLytely... the standard prep.

My guess is the suggested enema will continue to cause "dry" poos for quite a while after the bulk of the solution has been released. ie: the cramping and urges will continue, even though there is nothing inside to come out.

I've never had the described enema, but would be very interested for an 'after action' report from those who have.

I guess more into basic cleansing with a little soap used on the first fill 2 qts then several rinses. I like the cleansing and feeling of being totally cleansed.

How it is given, position, attire, room and who is giving can all lead to excitement for both parties leading to more fun down the line. Hoping both parties would be totally exhausted and satisfied. This would be the ultimate goal and leading to creating all types of sessions.

Janie

Any experiences with adding a few ounces of lemon juice as a "chaser"??

I, for one, will never put lemon juice into another enema that I will be taking! Why? Cramps! Bad! Had to get into the bathtub filled with cold water. I lay in that water for I know 30 minutes sponging cool water across my forehead! Awful! thought I was going to die! Took forever to get back to feeling half way normal!

I, for one, will never put lemon juice into another enema that I will be taking! Why? Cramps! Bad! Had to get into the bathtub filled with cold water. I lay in that water for I know 30 minutes sponging cool water across my forehead! Awful! thought I was going to die! Took forever to get back to feeling half way normal!

Miker,

I've been enjoying enemas for >50 years, but I read a long time ago that lemon juice produced really severe cramping. I'm not a fan of pain or of bad enema cramps, so I've never used it and don't plan on it now. But I am curious about how much lemon you put into that enema you described. Glad you were able to recover from it - I'd probably have taken even longer than you did! Thanks,

Eric

@ericmacson

I think that a 4 quart plus enema is far too much volume for most people, and, if given with a robust retention device, could be risky. Yes, a larger volume does cause more cramping, which is a necessary part of a punishment enema, but I don't think you need huge volumes to bring the desired effects.

If you doubt this, try injecting two ounces of glycerin then just wait.

The enema I suggested is large enough to be certain the recipient's entire bowel wall will be exposed to the laxative solution and hence will be strongly stimulated, causing intense cramps throughout the person's colon. The result is a very strong urge to poo everything out, top to bottom. The original patent claimed that the enema was designed to completely clean a person out well enough for a colonoscopy with one enema. Just think of that. It is claimed that the one enema cleans as thoroughly as 6x Dulcolax pills and a gallon of GoLytely... the standard prep.

My guess is the suggested enema will continue to cause "dry" poos for quite a while after the bulk of the solution has been released. ie: the cramping and urges will continue, even though there is nothing inside to come out.

I've never had the described enema, but would be very interested for an 'after action' report from those who have.

Sean,

i understand your reservations. I never recommend an enema to anyone else that I haven't taken myself. As a result, since I never use or would accept a true punishment enema from anyone I didn't trust implicitly, I'll never use 10% or more glycerin again, though many other members seem to actually enjoy it. Perhaps you should take your recommended punishment enema to see if it really gives you the predicted outcome you describe and let the rest of us know.

Eric

@spanker27

A while ago, I was having a Coloclean session. For those unfamiliar with this system, take a look here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvLQb2KZuUE

The nurse who was giving me the treatment thought that "things were not really moving" and suggested adding a bit of lemon juice to the next fill might help to get things going. I said OK and she put a couple of tablespoons or Real Lemon into the next 2000 ml bag of warm water, closed the poo hose clamp and quickly filled me with the lemony solution. Within seconds I felt very intense cramping throughout my bowel followed very soon by a complete, strong, and urgent release. Frankly, the cramping was more intense than soap and happened far more quickly than Dulcolax. If I'd not received it with the Coloclean device, but rather with an enema bag, I would never have had time to get even half way to the toilet and would have lost all on the carpet. With the Coloclean, she simply opened the clamp and I was able to start pooing instantly with everything going into the waste bag.

The lemon juice really did get things going, and the following clear water fillings returned pretty much completely clear.

RealLemon bottled juice is NOTHING compared to freshly squeezed lemon juice.

Freshly squeezed will make an experience you will never forget.

You have to try it to get the full effect of fresh lemon juice.

RealLemon bottled juice is NOTHING compared to freshly squeezed lemon juice.

Freshly squeezed will make an experience you will never forget.

I'd read that too. So I definitely won't be using that either. Happy Cramping to all.

Eric

Eric: The amount of lemon juice that I put into the most horrible enema experience was about a cup of squeezed lemon juice into a normal 2 quart enema. I can say this though never again! My mother once said this concerning enemas...."Mike, if somebody tries to give me another, they would have to catch me and hold me down." I feel the same way about lemon juice enemas.

Eric: The amount of lemon juice that I put into the most horrible enema experience was about a cup of squeezed lemon juice into a normal 2 quart enema. I can say this though never again! My mother once said this concerning enemas...."Mike, if somebody tries to give me another, they would have to catch me and hold me down." I feel the same way about lemon juice enemas.

Miker,

I think I would too. I love a good large or huge enema held for a long time, especially if I'm getting it as a sub. But not with lemon juice or too much glycerin (>~10%).

Eric

The amount of lemon juice that I put into the most horrible enema experience was about a cup of squeezed lemon juice into a normal 2 quart enema.

@miker I think that's too much lemon juice for a first time, unless you are looking for that horrible experience. The recipes I've seen call for between 2 and 8 fluid ounces of lemon juice for a 2 quart enema, about 2 fluid ounces recommended for beginners or first timers. Seems you went straight for the max.

Just for reference.

A cup is 8 fluid ounces.

A coffee mug is typically 8-12 fluid ounces.

Those red plastic solo cups are typically 12-16 fluid ounces.

A shot glass is typically 1 or 2 fluid ounces.

A fluid cup is 8 ounces.

Technically, a cup is 8 fluid ounces. (An ounce is weight, a fluid ounce is volume). 😄

Technically, a cup is 8 fluid ounces. (An ounce is weight, a fluid ounce is volume). 😄

@gwhap thanks, I corrected my post. 😞

@SirKinky I think everyone got the point from your original post. I was just being a nit-pick. 😃

@SirKinky I think everyone got the point from your original post. I was just being a nit-pick. 😃

I know 😉😎

As far as i know, the most severe real punishment enema given for real deed, was 3 liter of crushed ice salty water solution.

Its told that subject of this punishment lost her voice on screaming and begging. And then assured to give up on all or do absolutely anything for not repeating of this experience.

I am not a bystander of this. Yet know personally the both sides of this action.

Well, my ‘punishment’ enemas weren't very common and were a lot less severe than what some are describing. My mom would use a little more water. The punishment part came in the fact that I had no control and she was making me take the enema and also that she would stay in the bathroom as I started to expel. I hated that and she knew it. She would lecture me on whatever I had done wrong while I was sitting on the toilet and then she would leave after a few minutes. It seems kind of boring compared to what others described and didn't happen that often.

I don't use enemas as punishment, but I do use them with punishment. The enema itself may be just a tad bit stronger than normal, but will be accompanied by spanking, edging, e-stim etc. as the actual punishment. Of course the enema must be retained while the punishment is administered though 😈