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Date Posted: 01:23:23 03/03/25 Mon
Author: Sue (UK)
Subject: Re: I have never had a suppository but I am tempted to try
In reply to: Bob 's message, "Re: I have never had a suppository but I am tempted to try" on 12:22:42 02/27/25 Thu

For Bob - Surely suppositories are more convenient, as the entire process, from insertion to expulsion, is over in an hour or less.


For Harvey - I think people should differentiate "laxatives", a word traditionally meaning oral medicines used to treat serious, instituted constipation, from the anally penetrative methods - suppositories and enemas and mechanical rectal stimulation - all of which are (to some extent) ass-ociated with "facilitating defaecation or initiating it at a suitable time of day". Especially glycerin suppositories which are so mild as to be unsuitable for treating capital-C Constipation: they're more suited to use as either a casual evacuant or as a "coercive potty-training aid" (not just for children either). But also pre-packaged enemas, especially after the virtual outlawing of phosphate enema solution, reducing them to the status of low-grade evacuant.
This is why I used to make a habit, in my online babblings, of using the word kalilya, which, before it was repurposed to mean urinary catheter, was an overall term for "anal evacuants, medicinal or inert, used casually", ass-isting with emptying your dung-passage, parentally, making your habitually-withholding kid do a dooey on-schedule. Kalilya is a fair enough word for them (though, with my fondness for bilingual puns, I now call them duiyas!)


>I think taking a traditional laxative is a lot more
>convenient than a suppository so I am going to skip
>the suppository.
>
>>>I have never taken a suppository but next time, I am
>>>feeling constipated, I think I am going to try it
>over
>>>a laxative or an enema.
>>>
>>>Like an enema, the idea of taking a laxitive at
>>>bedtime followed by a suppository in the morning as
>>>crossed my mind.
>>>
>>>Any thoughts?
>>Ummm, a suppository is a laxative

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