Does an Enema ever release you physically and emotionally ?

To the ladies especially, have you ever experienced a good cry during or immediately after an enema? Particularly if I'm stressed, an enema also cleanses me emotionally and I often feel more clear headed and calm. Is this "just me" or have you also experienced this?

That reminds me that my first emotional release was during a colonic, and it was a doozy. It was a week after my grandmother on my mom's side passed away. I hadn't cried much at the service and I couldn't figure out why. My therapist said she has seen this times before when someone lets loose during a colonic. With me it was a delayed reaction from all of the stress that week. As you can likely tell I am pretty sensitive.

Vicky, I applaud you for telling your story...

An enema can be a cathartic experience, and the release of tears during or thereafter can be a most welcomed experience for some women; especially, with the emotional 'weights' that we carry around in our society, why not? I don't know about men crying after an enema?!?!?!

Me, personally, I find a cleansing to be therapeutically beneficial in that I get very relaxed during the intake, seldom cramp (easy flow + rhythmic breathing), thoroughly enjoy the release with my return of the water with the waste to the sewer system, and then can find myself in a very relaxed state. And, if not very relaxed, I can become energized and ready to go...

Now, go out and make it a gr8 weekend!

First, let me say Great topic! And great responses! I had never considered emotional releases as a result of enema or colonic. But then again, I am a man and we are wired a little different. So I have never experienced anything more than the sexual and/or physical stimulation of an enema. I suspect there probably aren't many men that have and most of us men will be "on the outside looking in" on this one.

I rarely cry during an enema!! Occasionally I do vocalize difficulty in retention, but the only time I ever actually cried was my very first 4-qt enema.

For me enemas are a great tool for relaxation and a big reset in the emotional department. The enema is also the warm up to intense masturbation and intense orgasm.

Can't say I've ever cried during or after an enema session ... but by the time my hubby and I are done with a good e-session, I'm so relaxed I'm literally a puddle of humanity wherever we are ... bedroom, living room floor, out in the backyard during the warm weather season .... it's just the most absolutely relaxing and enjoyable experience which is followed, many times, by "whatever comes naturally," (wink, wink). We never try to test each other's durability, if you know what a mean ... a nice relaxing one or two-quart enema is very enjoyable. We both enjoy our sessions beyond description.

Like many of you, I've never actually cried during an enema session, but I have felt emotionally cleansed at times during and after a session.

One of the most wonderful things about an enema is that it consumes my consciousness. While in the midst of a session, the sensations the enema creates tends to override most everything else in my stream of thought. I am concentrating on what's going on inside me...the sensuousness of the nozzle in my rectum, the fullness of my colon and that special "feeling" that only an enema generates.

Following the completion of a good enema session, I feel relaxed and "in control" with whatever that was bothering me having been washed away!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I agree with debgurl

I think that a good cleansing with several enemas is good for mind and body!

Guy here. The mental and emotional effect as the result of taking an enema is a powerful hit to the nervous system. Overtones of pain and pleasure intermix in signals to the brain creating fear masked by desire. You want those feelings as the procedure progresses. Feeling warmth of flow, pressure, visually watching a bag deflate, resisting leaking and sexual responses whirl in your head. Soon this complex orchestration ceases. You are releasing, your mind relaxes and reflects. Your body smiles as tension is gone. Life is good.

Debrurl got it right. I have never cried after an enema, but that does not mean that I have not had an emotional release from one. Nor does it mean that I don't find a really good enema to be exihilerating because I do.

Well folk, as reported many, many times I'm now totally "enema dependent" due to a birth defect, many gut surgeries, etc. and now require enemas every other day...or at least third day. My wife is a former Vet Nurse...I'm an old dog....and very lucky to have her. She doesn't like 'em for her butt 'loves' giving to me. A series consists of two 2 qt Sse and two salt& soda 2 qt. When finished I feel good, mellow and very appreciative of my wife's efforts on my behalf. --emotional? You bet and always hugs n' stuff.

Plus, its great to have friends like "you all" (said with "northern" talk) to share our common interests.

the boxcar

Enemas hadn't been emotional to me - before I crossed over with a friend, and then found that they are the most intimate thing someone can do to or with another person. I've had a couple of enemas - with Him, where I have bawled like a baby laying in his arms and him inside of me. They are - they blow my mind, 5 years ago I would have thought someone like me was a total pervert.

I just can't describe the way enemas make me feel - and enemas are different from one minute to the next, or one enema to the next. I had no idea.

Maybe it's because I'm a woman that I think of such a subject, except I had the most wonderful emotional and calming release this week after an enema. I haven't had one in a couple months and I've been feeling lousy. (A related post.) I've been so uptight about finishing a huge project at the firm before the holidays. My husband, loving as he is, finally told me to "snap out of it." Admittedly, I was bound up (aka constipated) which happens when I'm over-stressed. I felt so relieved physically and emotionally that I had the best night sleep, a heavenly massage from hubby in the morning, and everything just seemed to fall into place at work. I'm calling it my "enema miracle." I admit, it's all in my head. But maybe not. Any thoughts?

No. There is no "emotional release" from an enema.

For me the enema is completely physical and I feel exhilarated after my two or three orgasms while having my enema.

I imagine recent stress over a horrendous project at the firm clouded my memory. Didn't mean to duplicate; my apology! And thanks for combining!! However, I hope to hear from more ladies (men, too), who share my feelings about an emotional release...cuz I think there actually is one among some of us.

Under the right circumstances, if I'm really horny/ stressed, a large, warm enema (and perhaps accompanied by a fantasy) will greatly aid in an exquisite release, not unlike I would get from a prolonged session of lovemaking and intercourse.

I am convinced that colon irrigation causes a release of neurotransmitters that travel to the brain. I feel relaxed and sleepy and worry free after a full enema. I haven't cried after an enema, but feel totally emotionally depleted. I have no scientific proof of this, but know enough about neurotransmitters to believe there IS a connection.

I grew up getting enemas from mom and I often cried during them. Not really knowing what caused the crying, I have long realized that I had first an "emotional" response to getting an enema long before an erotic one. That emotional component has never faded away and if anything it has become more prominent. The emotional component was merged with sexual arousal during puberty. Looking back, the entire enema experience has remained imprinted with me since childhood. Today, enemas provide emotional balance and validate the many enema experiences from my past. Enemas are an important activity for maintaining emotional well-being. Having a well-lubricated nozzle inserted in my bottom under an impending good, large, hot, soapy enema gives me an overwhelming feeling that things are right with the world. .....michael

Crying, no. But an intense feeling of relaxation, physically of course, but also emotionaly, as the mind most of the time is cleaned up.

I've certainly felt blissful after an enema. But I don't know whether this is the result of the enema itself or the glow that accompanies really satisfying sex.

I never cry after an enema, but I do have a peaceful feeling and also a feeling of euphoria afterwards. If I feel depressed a good enema changes that feeling for me. Better than any anti depressant.

When I was a child, I know I cried during an enema, but I never cried after an enema unless my mother forced me to hold it in longer than I thought I could, and I thought that I was going to lose control and have an accident.

Usually the enema just made me feel cleaned out physically and emotionally and very tired.

I always shed tears after a good orgasm, but i would not call it crying... For me, I experience a totally different emotion, not sad at all..Enemas do enhance my orgasms...

My emotional response is one of being calm and mellow as I settle in for a nice soothing and erotic session.

This is the ultimate ME time.

As all the wonderful sensations of filling and expelling are felt from my rectum, prostate and penis-essentially my entire pelvic region, I become very relaxed but focused on what I am feeling.

Finally I will go over the edge into orgasm with a little help from my right hand either on a fill or expel.

My emotional status after the session is very relaxed and calm and sexually satiated for the rest of the day.

And that's why I love doing enemas.

I don't think I've ever cried after receiving an enema. I know I have, after getting up off of the pot, raised my arms and said "yes, that was good!" In a louder than normal voice. Physically, well. yeah, sometimes I'd just squirt during or right after I finished taking an enema without even touching myself. (that was when I was younger) Oh, by the way, I may have cried several times when I as a kid asked my Mother for an enema and she said "no!" That was always a downer!

I cant say that I have cried after one, but I have sure felt relaxed and at easy after a stressful week/day. its more of an entire body release for me

No I have not... Butt then I'm a "GUY!!" However, after a complete "Kristina's Koffee Kleans" I feel "quite refreshed," and "light on my feet" as noted to me by my first Colon Therapist Barbara as she noted why she liked "Colonics!!" Nuff said!!! That refreshing , light feeling is so "GOOD!!" and if I'm not ready to get up and "attack the day" a short "ENEMA NAP" makes it all feel even better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

With a Kinky "KLICK!!!!!!!,"

highwater

I did this last one and i felt so relaxed and the stress gone. i was emotional that day due to a lot going on and while doing the enema i did cry..