Does an Enema ever release you physically and emotionally ?

I think especially for a woman, so many emotions are locked up in our gut. The feeling of emotional release from an enema can be so relaxing. Sometimes it's like my mind is suddenly cleared of all negative thoughts, refreshing my spirit and my energy. I know this may sound spacey, but I have actually felt this.

When my mom passed at 81, we went out to meet the family at her funeral. I had a heavy heart and ached inside. Upon returning home a week later, i prepared a 2 quart enema with a little salt and soap and pleasantly reminisced her life. As it began to trickle in and give the mommy's enema effect, my eyes welled up with tears. I savored them and rested.

I will agree with most of the ladies here. I, myself, have never cried during or after a good soul cleansing enema. I have had several wine enemas that have left me feeling rather soul searching and emotional connection from me to the giver. During these times l held with a retention nozzle and held for quite a long time. It made my mind wander and reminisce of the enemas l had received as a child into a young woman from my mother. It made me both miss and love her even more for showing me the benefits of such a wonderful experience. And here later in life it has turned me into more of a sexual woman with both knowledge and understanding of the experience we here have all come to love!!!!

Many times in the past I have talked to women over the phone while they took enemas for me. one night I made on line friends with a lady who was a lesbian but wanted to experience an enema with someone else.

I listened as she filled the enema bag and she was weeping softly just from the emotions of the whole thing.

I came right then!

Just found this. No cries, but almost, as the exhilaration of 4-5 quarts held long with an orgasm is sometimes a submissive emotional delight. Just physical release mostly and a lot of sub emotional satisfaction.

Eric

@Vicki_V I think especially for a woman, so many emotions are locked up in our gut.

I used to think this idea was made up by the alternative, holistic medicine crowd. But when I first posted this thought about four years ago, I had just been through a stressful time moving my parents into a care facility, and my insides were tied up in knots.

My husband gave me a full bag enema that night, and during several releases alone with my thoughts, all that backed up stuff poured out of me, while I also sat there crying. During the Covid lockdown, I had a similar emotional catharsis happen unexpectedly.

However, on both occasions, I felt that a weight had been lifted. The enemas calmed me down and made me feel emotionally “sane” again. I’ve never read this in any medical books; maybe I should write one!

Absolutely! After 6 quarts had been completely expelled and a warm shower administered; I was putty. If permitted to orgasm, completely useless until after a nice long restful sleep. How I miss those days of complete surrender and submission.

Women are emotional "monsters" 🤔😎

On the one hand they can be very tough, tougher than men, on the other hand they can be so gentle, loving, understanding, sensitive, self-sacrificing. 😎

As women describe the feelings and sensations about their enemas, a man can only marvel; he can't keep up. 🤔

That's also a reason we love you so much...🌹🌹🌹🤗😎

...apart from the other little sweets...🤗😛😎

VickiV. There is a brain gut connection. My wonderful colon hydrotherapist definitely believes she provides emotional as well as physical release

An enema certainly will release plenty of poop!

If I'm uncomfortable I guess that could be considered a physical release.

I think especially for a woman, so many emotions are locked up in our gut. The feeling of emotional release from an enema can be so relaxing. Sometimes it's like my mind is suddenly cleared of all negative thoughts, refreshing my spirit and my energy. I know this may sound spacey, but I have actually felt this.

I see no indication that men are any different with emotions, we just generally have significant social pressure to hide them.

I feel emotionally well after giving enemas to my play sessions partner. Ones i cried too, when i realised that was the last enema i was going to give her……Unfortunately everything ends.

After a good few enemas I find myself more relaxed and I sleep much better after

Yes emotionally I find myself feeling very submissive and feminin especially if my wife is at the giving end she will make sure of it

Thank you for all the comments shared here on this….May I say this, Even though addressed primarily…to the women,

I can tell you that my dearest lady ever in my life, has, over five beautiful years, brought me to tears both during the insertion of tube & water combined , and then during the afterglow, at which time, both the water and the entire 40" of tube remain for a few precious minutes, allowing things to settle down before being removed for the final release…

It is the culmination of many things, the emotional release of tension that we men have been taught our entire lives, to deny and ACT out, otherwise.

There is nothing more beautiful than this trusting completely & sharing together, and my being vulnerable, to the only person in my entire life, childhood including, that I am finally able to trust, with my whole heart, body and soul. Yes, it is a much needed, emotional release indeed.

If we men, could find this place more easily in this life, the world would be a better place for us all.

And these lovely women, would not have to be so at battle with us. They deserve better.

I think we’re only beginning to discover how our lower digestive system affects our emotions and state of mind. I know in the past, when I was constipated or having a difficult time down there, I could be as grumpy as hell. Doctors who recognize the benefits of alternative medicine seem to “get it.”

I would love for more doctors to advise their patients, “If you’re having a bad day and feeling out of sorts, take an enema.” On occasions when I haven’t felt well, backed up and bloated, a good cleanse low down did wonders for my disposition.

I think we’re only beginning to discover how our lower digestive system affects our emotions and state of mind. I know in the past, when I was constipated or having a difficult time down there, I could be as grumpy as hell. Doctors who recognize the benefits of alternative medicine seem to “get it.”

I would love for more doctors to advise their patients, “If you’re having a bad day and feeling out of sorts, take an enema.” Maybe more people in our chaotic society would feel better and be nicer to each other!

I completely agree yes

I have read all the comments here and the BDSM side of me would like to comment. Admittedly I'm not female, but I think this applies to both genders:

When we are wired in a particular way, the presence of a strong physcal stimulus may comfort our inner conflicts and guide us to resolution. That means, for the S&m crowd, for example, that spanking your submissive to tears followed by cool down together reaffirms your love, strenth and bond. So you see, depending on how you are wired, an enema, or a spanking or a …. Fill in the blank… can bring you the physical stimulus that focuses your mind to conflict resolution. For at the end of the day, we practice conflict resolution all day long. We seek that peaceful feeling, that by nightfall/the time we finally sleep… irrespective of where the hands of the clock lie, we have done what we can to make the next day less conflicted. Thank you.

Haven't we degenerated into a real "pill society" in the meantime?🤔

I guess so.

The pharmaceutical industry has something in its range for every little ailment. You don't think.

The old tried and tested household remedies are forgotten... You throw in a pill and it's good.

Enemas have been done for generations. But you need some time. In our fast-moving times, you just don't have them anymore.

For constipation, diarrhea, indigestion, fever, headaches, colds and much more, a simple enema enriched with various herbs often helps.

For example, a few nice enemas often brighten my mental mood considerably when I'm really down

@Vicki_V said,

I know in the past, when I was constipated or having a difficult time down there, I could be as grumpy as hell. Doctors who recognize the benefits of alternative medicine seem to “get it.”

When we were kids, we stayed at our grandmothers for four to six weeks once school was out for the summer. If she saw us moody, out of sort, not eating right, or grumpy we got taken to the bathroom for a digital recital exam laying across her lap. Sometimes she’d give us a couple of enemas right then, other times, she’d defer the enemas to our teenage aunts at evening bath time. When that happened, my siblings and I were together with our aunts for enemas an a shower. At home it was no different, mom followed our RN grandmothers guidelines in regards to enemas.

Years later, after I was married and we had kids of our own. Their pediatrician recommended enemas be given, over laxatives, for children under age eighteen who were constipation, moody, out of sort, or grumpy. My brother and his wife used the same pediatrician for their kids and were given the same recommendations. After I moved to another state, due to my jobs, my kids second pediatrician was no different from the first. No laxatives for children under the age of eighteen. This was in the late seventies and eighties. Both pediatricians following what our RN grandmother had done years before when we were growing up.

Yesterday was one of those “bad days” that I referenced earlier. They don’t happen very often. I had a headache, a slight stomach upset, and I walked into our family room to find something and forgot what I was looking for. If there were ever a feeling of being out of sorts, this was it. Maybe it was a disagreement with my older daughter an hour earlier. I told her she was being stupid. Well, she really was, but then I felt awful telling her that way.

Long story short, I warmed up our master bathroom, stripped down to just my Oregon Ducks sweatshirt and socks, and slowly gave myself a half bag enema so I could hold it easier. Lots of deep breathing to relax that a wonderful nurse taught me many years ago. An emotional release, that she taught me, to picture whatever was bothering me to get out of my system. There is something to the connection between my brain and what’s down below. Actually, I didn’t feel that much better immediately after, but an hour later I felt great.

I called my daughter and invited her to stop by and we‘d take a walk together. We both apologized, and by late afternoon my day turned from bad to good. I rest my case. Lol