I also have to say to Mr Chickhabit, you seem to be a little desperate to engorge yourself on other peoples stupidity. I find this disconcerting and a little sad. Perhaps you should be surfing threads somewhere you are more likely to find content such as this... link less

I have heard of people soaking tampons in alcohol and cramming them into random orifices. Personally I don't see the draw. I have had alcohol poisoning from oral ingestion and it was not pretty at all. 2 days of vomiting and 2 more days of recovery, not at all enjoyable. I also knew a boy who had died for 2 minutes from alcohol poisoning when he was 14.

You may not vomit, but nausea? UGH, I would rather vomit, at least then you are getting some of it out of your body.

I agree with JR, I honestly fear for children these days. There are so many of them huffing gas, aerosol and god knows what else. That is of course on top of choking themselves to get high from oxygen deprivation or for auto erotic purposes. When I was in high school people usually didn't even starty partying regularly until they were like 16. Even then it was usually restricted to pot and alcohol. I can honestly say, I am afraid of having my children in school at all. Hopefully I will be able to instill enough sense into them that they will make intelligent decisions. less

You would still get the nausea (and perhaps even the vomiting) from anal usage of alcohol. (Honey, I know you are not thinking of trying it. ) The reason for the nausea from too much alcohol is more than just stomach irritation (although that's part of it) large amounts of alcohol trigger the nausea and vomiting center of the brain, to try to save the body by ridding it of the alcohol, as the body recognizes alcohol as a poison.

Also the liver is working overtime, no matter how alcohol is ingested and over work of the liver causes nausea (which is why a lot of people get nauseous, albeit only mildly) if they take too much Tylenol (acetaminophen) because this substance is is processed by hepatic route and can cause problems in large quantities to the liver and other organs. (Although in recommended doses, it's one of the safest medicines we have.) less

Probably because the people on this site tend to have a lot more common sense than the general population (that's my take) and that the practice is SO freaking dangerous.

Have you read the entire thread? It could easily lead to alcohol poisoning.

I think most members on Eden tend to be pretty sensible in their practices as a whole. Often Kinky, almost always sensible. At least a lot of us.

Safe, sane and consensual. That's the Creed. Do we need to add "and don't try things that might actually easily kill you?" less

I agree!!!


Even half a glass of alcohol goes straight to my head so I would never try alcohol up my ass.
I like life - I don't have a death wish or go out of my way to perform possible harmful things to my body! I have more respect for my life and people who love me! less

Yes, it is done with both children and adults. Usually either anti-emetics (drugs which prevent or reduce nausea and vomiting) and drugs which bring down fever.

We use them all the time in medicine, because giving oral drugs to a vomiting person or even a very dehydrated person is not going to work well. Some people even get SO dehydrated that finding a vein is impossible, so the drugs are used rectally. Of course, as you know, this is done in a hospital or Doctor's office, so the doses are calibrated properly.

The French, for some reason use all kinds of drugs in suppository form. They are very fond of this type of administration and a lot of Americans who go to France (and other European countries, where rectal medicine is used in the home more than in the US) get freaked out if they need medical care.

In our area, you can actually get rectal Acetaminophen, for both children and adults who either can't swallow pills or are dehydrated and need relief from fever and pain immediately. Some migraine drugs are also available in rectal suppository form in the US, as many migraine patients can't keep meds down once the pain starts, or their GI systems don't absorb meds well during a migraine. I have migraines, badly, but I'll stick to pills that I swallow. less