I feel the need to bring this subject into light because I constantly see reviews where someone might have tried or thought about trying a toy anally, but many commenters warning about the danger of something if it does not have a base on the toy. Although it is not just here giving clear warning about the possible danger in losing objects… I’ve notice other sex toy sites & people there providing similar or the same warnings
First off, I am curious, has anyone ever encountered losing objects in their rectum, and how long was it? Was it difficult to get out?
I wonder this because the average length of the human rectum is 4.7 inches (12cm) link and I don’t really think any toy that is the length of the rectum or larger is actually going to make 90+ degree turn into the sigmoid colon. (the end point of the colon where the rectum meets it)
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The length of 4.7 as the average seems pretty damn accurate as well, because from the toy length which I have measured, its about 4.6 – 5 inches (probably about 4.4 or little less due to the sphincter muscle)
I think it would be much pain for a toy of that length to somehow get jammed up there, and I certainly wouldn’t think the autonomic nervous system (controls involuntary body functions like the colon and digestion) would be able to manipulate the object in such a way that it could be sucked up in there. Sure, the object could be sucked up to the top of the rectum, but I don’t think that is what the concern are… right? (I assume gravity + manual control over colon, would be able to push it back out. Hell, if needed, an enema could also work too, I bet)
Even IF a toy some how made it up into the Sigmoid and Descending colon (such as a bullet vibe becoming disconnected), I would assume that if it was painlessly brought up in there, then an enema filled up to the Descending colon would be able to evacuate it out painlessly as well right?
So really, my question is:
Why all the worry about longer toys without a base?
Feel free to shed light on this and inform me of information against my theory here, because I am trying to understand what all the concern is about.
Mainly, I am wondering how it would be possible for a toy of around 4.7+ inches to perform a right angle turn in the rectum of average size.
A personal experience would be great to share here, because I am curious who has actually lost something, and if it was difficult to get out, or if it required an ER visit. (yikes)
-A past experience for me:
For me specifically, about 4 years ago before I got into toys, I used to use this metal towel rod, end piece about an inch length to assist in some masturbation stimulation.
One time I was lubed up too much and up it goes… I kind of freaked out, although I wasn’t able to feel it at all. Eventually I was able to get it out, although it wasn’t right at the sphincter because I think the rectum sucked it up into the upper part. Freaking out and not being experienced with anal play I reached in and was able to grab it (it hurt but that is because I didn’t really have any experience then).
Interestingly, it appeared to not have gone into the Sigmoid colon (atleast so I think) even when I was laying down on my back.
Info wanted please.
First off, I am curious, has anyone ever encountered losing objects in their rectum, and how long was it? Was it difficult to get out?
I wonder this because the average length of the human rectum is 4.7 inches (12cm) link and I don’t really think any toy that is the length of the rectum or larger is actually going to make 90+ degree turn into the sigmoid colon. (the end point of the colon where the rectum meets it)
See images:
link
link
The length of 4.7 as the average seems pretty damn accurate as well, because from the toy length which I have measured, its about 4.6 – 5 inches (probably about 4.4 or little less due to the sphincter muscle)
I think it would be much pain for a toy of that length to somehow get jammed up there, and I certainly wouldn’t think the autonomic nervous system (controls involuntary body functions like the colon and digestion) would be able to manipulate the object in such a way that it could be sucked up in there. Sure, the object could be sucked up to the top of the rectum, but I don’t think that is what the concern are… right? (I assume gravity + manual control over colon, would be able to push it back out. Hell, if needed, an enema could also work too, I bet)
Even IF a toy some how made it up into the Sigmoid and Descending colon (such as a bullet vibe becoming disconnected), I would assume that if it was painlessly brought up in there, then an enema filled up to the Descending colon would be able to evacuate it out painlessly as well right?
So really, my question is:
Why all the worry about longer toys without a base?
Feel free to shed light on this and inform me of information against my theory here, because I am trying to understand what all the concern is about.
Mainly, I am wondering how it would be possible for a toy of around 4.7+ inches to perform a right angle turn in the rectum of average size.
A personal experience would be great to share here, because I am curious who has actually lost something, and if it was difficult to get out, or if it required an ER visit. (yikes)
-A past experience for me:
For me specifically, about 4 years ago before I got into toys, I used to use this metal towel rod, end piece about an inch length to assist in some masturbation stimulation.
One time I was lubed up too much and up it goes… I kind of freaked out, although I wasn’t able to feel it at all. Eventually I was able to get it out, although it wasn’t right at the sphincter because I think the rectum sucked it up into the upper part. Freaking out and not being experienced with anal play I reached in and was able to grab it (it hurt but that is because I didn’t really have any experience then).
Interestingly, it appeared to not have gone into the Sigmoid colon (atleast so I think) even when I was laying down on my back.
Info wanted please.
