Bit confused, RE: enemadaddy post

So, I was procrastinating from my studies and lurking, when I stumbled upon this thread: /threads/enema-daddy-albany-new-york-area.7953/ [I can't post links yet, as I don't have enough posts, so I've just pasted half the link in]

I was wondering what exactly enema play is [I'm quite vanilla].

 

I'm only guessing, but I'm thinking that he either like to get or give enemas as part of his sexual experience.

Anyone else care to chime in?

 

Yes. Enema play = giving or receiving of enemas for sexual stimulation. Some folks claim that orgasms are very intense when the bowels are filled with liquid.

IME they sometimes serve a function prior to anal intercourse and other anal play, but aren't stimulating per se.

As the cliche goes, different strokes for different folks.

I've haven't checked his activity, but something tells me that enemadaddy didn't stick around.

 

It seems he was quickly flushed out?

 

And to think that I stopped myself from intentionally spelling "but" as "butt."

Perhaps he was evacuated from the TFP.

Maybe he really, really needed to go.

He might've came here to plug something.

Possibly he got his ass up the air.

 

oh poop.

 

For guys it's all about pressure on the prostate. There are easier ways to achieve this.

 

Some years back, I saw a funny article about Fleet, a manufacturer of enema supplies, coming to terms with the realization that a significant number of people were buying their products for non-medical purposes.

Apparently before this, it had not occurred to them that there was such a thing as a "recreational enema."


(I'm not into enemas, myself, but I should mention one often-overlooked safety precaution: don't use tap water. Get distilled water.)

 

I only ever did an enema once and that wasn't for sex or medical reasons.
Let's put it this way peyote tastes awful and can make you throw up.

 

I would imagine excessive enemas would mess with your colon and intestine's build-up of bacteria.

 

Similar to douching.

I know too much about the body's normal flora to do any sort of unnecessary flush.

Shudder.

 

I was thinking they were full of shit.

 

In a couple weeks, I am scheduled to purge my digestive tract, and to consume only clear liquids for several days, so as to undergo a colonoscopy. Past experience has shown that a 24 hour or 48 hour prep is not enough.

I don't know if this destroys one's intestinal flora or not, but I certainly don't want to have undetected colon cancer.

 

I would say this is definitely deemed necessary.

Even though there hasn't been definitive proof about any probiotic pills being effective, when the procedure is finished, definitely indulge in things with live, active cultures. A bottle or two of Kefir (I isolate my probiotics from this in the lab) would be a great option. I'm sure your doctors will give you suggestions, and I definitely don't want to armchair diagnose, but bolstering normal flora after a limited liquid diet is never a bad choice.

 

It's my understanding that extreme enemas (large volumes of fluid) can be very dangerous because of potential air pockets.

Yes, your colon does contain beneficial bacteria......and stuff.

I don't know who started the "and stuff" joke, but I figured I might as well add to it.

 

Has anyone seen my wristwatch?

 

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Yeah, It's next to your class ring.