@Dr_Strangelove said,
She understood that I liked enemas before I did while the enemas became routine as the baby boy of the family.
Interesting you say that. My siblings and I liked getting enemas from the beginning. At the time, we had no idea that mom hated getting enemas herself, but she sure gave us enemas at the drop of a hat. To us, enemas were something that happened from time to time, and it didn’t matter whether we liked them or not. We got enemas when mom or grandma thought we needed one. Did we fuss about, sure we did, but it didn’t matter one way or the other. We got the enema whether we wanted it or not. To us, from the very beginning enemas felt good, naughty, hurt, and weird all rolled together.
As we grew older, we realized over time, mom hated getting enemas. Having overheard grandma giving her enemas a few times and listening to her fuss about it. However, unlike mom, her two younger sisters liked enemas as much as we did. Something we learned, after grandma gave the girls responsibility for our evening bath including enemas, when I was six and the older of the two girls twelve.
Grandma had a big downstairs bathroom with a large dual head walk-in shower, making it convenient for the girls to put us in the shower together. Then, get in to bathe us, and keeping order. Making it a convenient time for enemas, before being put in the shower. So, whenever grandma thought we or the girls needed an enema, she’d tell the girls to take care of it, before putting us in the shower. It didn’t take long, seeing the girls give us and themselves enemas, to realize they liked giving enemas as much as they liked getting them.
As we got older, around age nine or ten, the girls started letting us help give enemas. At first, it was little things but slowly progressed to the point where we were giving enemas, just like the girls. It was around this time; the feelings enemas gave us started to change. They still felt good, naughty, hurt, and weird. However, we started noticing a new feeling, that we couldn’t quite put our finger on. This happened, along about the time, my siblings and I first realized we liked giving enemas as much as we liked getting them. Just like the girls.
For us, it wasn’t mom, it was grandma who realized we liked enemas along with her two younger daughters. Teaching them, as preteens, personal hygiene and how to care for and give children enemas. Then, giving them responsibility for our evening bath, along with enemas. Giving the girls practical experience taking care of children under her supervision. At the time, if you’d asked me if mom or grandma knew we liked enemas, I’d have said, “No way.” But now, I’m sure grandma knew we did, but mom's a different story. She hated getting enemas herself but liked giving them. Did she give us enemas because it was her responsibility, or did she give us enemas because it tuned her on. If I had to say, one way or the other, I’d say it was both. But that’s a question, I’ll never know the answer too, because mom passed away years ago. And judging from what my sister told me, she’d noticed at the time, I suspect giving us enemas out of the blue turn her on. However, giving us enemas was also her responsibility as a parent in the fifties. Though we discussed enemas as adults, once my wife and I had kids, asking that particular question never crossed my mind.