Any Issues Leaving Your Personal Enema / Douche' Devices Out In Plain Sight

I am new to Zity and I'm very pleased I've found this community. So, I thought it was time I gave making my 1st post a go and pose a question, but first some quick background. For those of us men or women who are single and live alone, I would hazard a guess and say you, like I do, keep your enema/douche' equipment & devices always out and readily available for use at all times,..and for arguments sake we'll assume you have these items in your bathroom where you live. So, my question is, for those of us who do this, do you have any concern or ever get feelings of embarrassment over knowing your equipment is visibly out in the open where it can be easily seen by others not related to you who could end up in bathroom? Such as a friend borrowing your bathroom to use the toilet, a home service professional/technician, or if any of you have them especially a housekeeper since they are in your home regularly? Did the person who saw it ever mention it to you or did the situation ever generate any conversation or interest?

My girlfriend and I are both lesbian trans woman that's also very sexualy active. Bottom end cleansing is always required for our type of sexual activities.

We prep together in our master bathroom. We both use a large enema bulb a couple of times while sitting on the toilet. The final cleansing is in the shower until fully cleaned inside and out.

I made my shower large with a shower head and a shower enema nozzle at each end. We do leave the large enema bulb on the lid of the toilet along with disposable wipes. The two shower enema nozzles aren't noticeable with the glass doors normally closed.

We don't have family that visit, our friends know all about our lesiban trans woman relationship. Visitors mainly use our half bathroom anyway. We dont fell the need to hide anything, we are not ashamed of yourselves or our sexuality.

NO, I keep my eqipment in the shower hange up. My wife has no problem with that.

My children know everything about my health Issues. My daughter is a nurse, She reminds me to be safe with my enema equipment and keep it clean.

when friends visit and see it it has started a conversation or two.

I grew up when enema bags were hanging openly in bathrooms, usually hanging behind the door or “hidden” hanging in the shower. Sometimes in my house on a hook by the John. My late wife and I continued the tradition even hanging our big red rubber bag hung up in hotel bathrooms. At least once we left the enema bag on the bed and the maid service just hung it up.

We left a nice tip.

Now living alone my enema bag(s) are either on door or hanging by my bed.

I have a cleaning lady who keeps them full. It’s just a normal part of her cleaning chores. She prepares the enemas and really whips up the goats milk soap suds. Also makes coffee.

I will have an enema start in me at 6 AM tomorrow with my automated pump system.

Just thought I’d share. (Sadly alone) At least the fact of all this is shared openly and as normal with my cleaning lady. (And with you my enema friends)