OMG so embarassing buying enema equipment!

@FreakAzoid11 isn’t that just a bitch? You drive to some where that no one should know you and low and behold someone knows you… really kills the buzz when you were looking forward to it later….

I’d imagine with the heat we’re dealing with in Florida right now most of us are melting….melting….. oh what a world….

Starting in the early 70’s when I left home and had to get my own stuff, I bought lots of enema bulbs and bags, mostly for fun. I would go to a drugstore out of the neighborhood so I wouldn’t run into anyone who would know me. It was actually fun and I wasn’t afraid to ask a clerk if I didn’t see what I wanted.

Some were a little uncomfortable, but the worst was the time I was in a local drugstore getting something that I needed when I saw they had Fleet enemas on sale, and although I much prefer the bag or bulb to the Fleet type of enema, I am not against them once in a while for something different. I hadn’t planned to get anything enema related but it was a good deal so I grabbed two and went to the checkout only to see one of my daughter’s friends behind the counter. Too late to turn around, she saw me and immediately said “Oh, hello, Mr. smith”. She quickly put the enemas in a bag, saying nothing more. I asked her how long she had worked there, she said she just started a few days ago. That was uncomfortable.

I was never embarrassed and I bought any type of enema related items in my life. In Europe you buy them in a pharmacy and generally you have to ask for what you need. Of course I never said it was for "pleasure". I always even had some questions for the pharmacist and a few times ended in an open conversation involving other customers. A friend of mine, in Northern Italy, mentioned that he had a shoulder problem and that his aunt, that usually helped him, was away. A few minutes and he got the number for a lady that was helping with stuff. Well, after one year they ended up married..I guess his endowment helped.... Now twenty years have gone by and they still enjoy them. I know the story because we are very close and I have enjoyed receiving many an enema from her. All this to say that, when things are a regular part of life, embarrassment has nothing to do with it.

I vividly recall one time when I was at a drugstore cash register buying an enema bag. There was nobody in line when I went to pay for the bag, then it seemed like everyone else in the store decided to check out and a line quickly formed behind me. A older lady was the cashier and she looked at the box the bag was in and looked at me and started to get really loud and chatty with me made solid eye contact with me. She was talking about staying healthy and feeling good while putting the enema in a plastic bag she smiled and said “Have a good one!” I didn’t know what to say, I just took the bag and quickly walked out of the store.

I used to be embarrassed when buying a rectal thermometer. One time the cashier said “have a good time.” I was waiting for her to ask me what I planned to do with it. The same would apply to buying enema supplies. Who cares what a store employee thinks. It’s not their business.

I guess it is time to get a new bag!!!!

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I feel a little sad for so many of you who had a very positive verbal ice breaker presented kinda let it slip away guess the it would good to recommend stay on your game don't be distracted from a great opportunity 😊