I have many posts where I talk about growing up with one older sister, Tess who I shared enemas with and two younger sisters, Diane and Robin who hated enemas. In the early 50s we grew up on our grandparents farm in WV and as it seems to be with all of us here on Zity enemas were part of growing up. I always enjoyed watching mom prepare the enema while I removed pants and under pants. The red bag was hung on a hook next to the window where anyone outside could see it and the hose, mom sat on the window seat, towel on her lap, me laying across her lap watching every move in the full length mirror on the back of the bathroom door as she took the hose from the top of the bag, rubbed Vaseline on the nozzle now headed for my butt, insertion, she reached for the shutoff and CLICK.
But when we moved to Philadelphia, enemas were now on our beds. Mom put a rubber sheet on the recipient's bed covered with a bath towel and went to the bathroom to prepare the enema. She would carry the enema to the bedroom and lay it on the bed, call the recipient who was told to remove pants and undies, lay down on our stomachs, I would watch in the mirror on the dresser as mom picked up the nozzle, lubed it, inserted it, then picked up the bag holding it up with one hand, reached for the shutoff, I waited for the click and settled in for my enema.
When one of my sisters got enemas I would almost always "need" to go to the bathroom, passing their bedroom door and seeing them getting their enema, especially Diane who would always have both hands squeezing her pillow and grunting as she got her enema, and there was always the bare butt run to the bathroom.
So it wasn't just getting an enema, I also enjoyed knowing someone else was getting one, was going to get one, or had just got one. Tess didn't care if I saw her, but Diane or Robin would holler "Marty just walked by the door" and mom would usually say "if you find enemas that interesting maybe you want one too". Sadly she never went through with that threat. I would say "I had to pee"! Mom replied "Be sure to leave the seat down and the lid up".
Memories...........
That's why I'm LostInThe50s!
Marty