As I have previously explained, enemas were not part of my family healthcare routine, so I was not privileged to receive any from my mother, grandmother, aunty, older sister, or close female family friend, like countless others were during their younger years. Therefore, as I have mentioned in my many previous posts, I was introduced to them (they were introduced to me) in a hospital in Rome.
As many have experienced, enema administration in hospital is usually done differently than in a domestic environment. Therefore, in that environment, any begging and pleading from the receiver is usually ignored anyway especially if enemas are mandatory. And as far as I can remember, it was only during my very first hospital enema in my life (4yo) that I vocalised my discomfort with words to the effect that my tummy was hurting or that I was feeling pain in my tummy.
Obviously, at the time, the nurse was aware that the accumulating water was creating pressure in my colon, nevertheless my concern was ignored as she kept on filling me up until the measured dose of water was dispensed. I do not know how much water she gave me on that occasion, but based on the other enema experiences in that same hospital during the early 1970s, as well as my modest knowledge ‘enema-ology’ I assume that the dose was only about 250ml.
Anyway, in that time and place, any begging and/or crying on my part or from any of the other recipient boys in the same enema session group would have made no difference. If we did, we would most likely have been regarded as wimps, and it would certainly have aggravated those already annoyed nurses and thus made the situation worse.
As it was, we were all destined to receive the mandatory non-negotiable standard pre-op prep enema. And as far as I can remember, besides that first time, I never vocalise anything during my subsequent hospital enemas, and neither did I hear any of the other boys with me say a word. We were all expected to be strong composed obedient submissive compliant boys and swiftly bare our bum (anus) to those waiting nurses and allow them to give us an enema each and every time.