I had tried a new type of enema today guys, and it was for carbonated water. After doing some research on it (mostly people who have tried it) I can rule out a couple of cool things for it.
1: It's not painful, not in the slightest. I have my own soda carbonator, and after warming water to a good temperature for it, you barely even feel the carbonation or bubbles.
2: It distended me much more than a regular two litre enema. Normally I go with 4 litre salt water solution, but I didn't think it would be safe for this, and after insertion of two litres, it looked like I had inserted three!
3: If you shake your belly after a bit is in, you can watch it automatically rise and distend a bit. The best part of that is that because it's basically all CO2, it's not nearly as crampy as water is, because CO2 is known to have a slight sedative effect. Also, if there is trace amounts left in the body, the CO2 will get absorbed and then just exhaled.
So, it's kinda like a water inflation initially, but after a bit if you shake yourself, you get a bit of internal air inflation too.
Anyways, I just felt like trying that, for those that might be curious to try new things. I highly enjoyed it, and would definitely do it again. Always remember to exercise caution and play it safe.
By shaking you just simulated the very start of inflation. ^_^
Only in your real experiment it's carbon dioxide that gets released from isotonic solution, and in a fantasy it's a gaseos mix the body starts to turn into when saving itself from internal injuries.
I wonder, how long it took from the moment you shake to the moment you start distending? To the moment you end distending?
Did you try to shake and then tense - are you able to stop distending?
Did you try to distend wider than you're distended - say, you shake, CO2 starts pushing you wider, but what you do is you push out your belly with the force of your muscles, to make it bigger than it is actually inflated. What if after that you relax - will your size be lower or higher?
I could use that to improve game mechanics ^_^