Savoir-Faire
Enema Play
Kinky Class
Such a scary topic for many players, especially
younger ones. Older players might have experienced
enemas as a childhood ritual that they may have
fetishized or at least are conversant about. It used to
be a fairly common occurrence of childhood.
There are many
reasons to engage in
Enema Play. Cleaning
purposes, health issues,
a form of Dominant
control, sexual pleasure,
Ms
torture, humiliation and
punishment, all come to
Cynthia
mind.
Whatever your reason for exploring this topic
you are going to need some basic information. There
are 3 basic levels of enemas. The “Rectal” enema
cleanses the rectal area or “holding area.” The “High”
enema cleanses and flushes higher into lower colon.
Then the “Colonic”, which is usually assisted by a
colonic therapist, deep cleanses the entire large
colon.
So now we are going to need some basic toys
and tools. Don’t bother wasting your money on silly
Fleet enemas, bulbs or other such mess makers.
Spend a few bucks for decent equipment. Once you
decide that this is for you, then we can talk specialty
items.
A nice red bag from the drugstore is a basic
staple and will work just fine. For many of us we grew
up with this hanging behind the door of the bathroom.
Throw out the nozzle they say is for enemas and keep
the douche nozzle. It goes in farther and is less likely
to come out.
My second favorite is Shower Shot, it does
a great job particularly for deep cleaning and
punishment.You can also invest in larger buckets or
bags if you wish to grow your collection and a simple
search on the internet can familiarize you with the
plethora of nozzles, colon tubes, Bardexes, hollow butt
plugs, enema pants, etc.
Water temperature is important. Hot water can
cause burns to delicate tissue. Cold water will cause
cramping, good to know for punishment. Warm, just
above body temperature is the most comfortable.
I am going to discuss additives to the water but
for safety, keep in mind that any additive introduced
via rectal/intestine tissue will rapidly enter the
bloodstream, therefore caution is advised. Add small
amounts until you learn your limits. I do not advocate
the use of any of them, I am merely sharing my
experiences.Particular additives that I have played
with include castile soap, mineral oil, coffee, herbs,
and wine.
Positioning comes next. Standing or squatting
make it difficult to hold your liquid. I like to give an
enema while the bottom is on their back so that I can
see their face but face down works just as well. Some
people are more comfortable on their sides with their
knees raised. Each person is different so play with
positions to find your favorite.
Before you stick that nozzle up the bum, be
sure to run the air out of the line first. Air