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>>If it is meant for punishment then it should hurt. >>However, it should not hurt so bad as to cause any >>damage to the body. If it is meant just for fun then >>it should not hurt. >> > >I don't think an enema has to hurt at all to be a good >punishment. My girls all hate enemas. I give them a >health enema once a week and it's like pulling teeth >to get them in the bathroom. I've actually had to >give a few spankings to get them to cooperate. > >The complaining starts while I'm filling the bag. >"Not so much soap!" "I just pooped an hour ago." >"Jackie (their cousin - the one who's always sick with >something) doesn't get enemas." "Can't I take a >laxative instead?" > >When it's time to put the nozzle in, you'd think I was >killing them. And the instant I release the clamp, >"It's too hot!" "It's too cold!" "I'm cramping!" "I >have to go now!" "I can't hold any more!" > >It's not like they can't take an enema. The 14 year >old has emptied a full bag a few times and her sister >isn't far behind, but if they had their way, they'd >each get a single Fleet. Child sized, even. > >"Enemas are embarrassing, undignified, uncomfortable >and up my butt," as one of girls once put it. Which >makes them perfect for light punishment. > >They're also very good at showing a girl who's in >charge. As I often say, "There are two people in this >bathroom and you're the one bending over the sink with >an enema tube sticking up your butt and I'm the one >holding the bag.

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