Do you leave your equipment for all to see?

Over many years I have been single a couple of times for several years and I have often tried leaving the bag discreetly hanging in the bathroom before visitors arrive. I have put it there for girl friends, cleaning ladies and the like. I also try to put something on it (like tissues) so I'll notice if they've moved the nozzle (which I usually try to put behind the bag) to see which kind it is. I have never had a hit, possibly because it requires real interest to explore or perhaps they find it all too weird. has anyone else ever tried this with any success?

Leaving your gear out is an obvious come-on; and it takes some real courage or some frightening desperation. I, on the other hand, search folks bathrooms for the hidden equipment. I have only once been lucky enough to find a stash, thinking that having located a fellow afficanado I could then ease into the subject. But that one time the chemistry wasn't nearly there. So it goes.

I have left one of my Sherema bags hanging in my shower for a number of years, with a nice sized Klystra bat nozzle on it. The only time it is put away is if my sister would be here. Otherwise, it is there if anyone wants to see it. It has started a few conversations and led to a few good sessions (always with separate bags) with other guys who were interested.

Dan

Definitely NOT.

What my husband and I do in our spare time is nobody's business.

Besides, we have plenty of bathrooms and no one goes into the master bedroom/bathroom area except us anyway.

My enema bag is hung discretely behind the shower curtains so that only a curious snooper would find it. If company is expected, the bag is stored in a more private location.

While I am not ashamed of taking enemas, the bag is only out long enough to dry before being put away. Since enemas are given or taken only in our master bathroom, there is little chance that someone else will stray in that direction.

I always put the bag away before visitors. However, when I was actively dating, I would leave it out behind the shower curtain. I did have a few girlfriends find it, even looking into my linen closet . One was a nurse. We were out to dinner one night and I really did feel tired and sluggish. Not constipated, just feeling drained. When I mentioned to her I was feeling sluggish, she told me that when we get back to my place she will have to give me a soapsuds enema. I was a little surprised. And, she did just that going right to where I had the bag hidden. So, she was snooping.

My stuff just gets hung out to dry, then put away. Had an interesting event some years ago at my then girlfriends' apartment! 'Went to use the bathroom and there hanging from the towel rack with the hose and douche nozzle dangling down into her bath tub was her white combo bag!! Not peeking from behind a towel or any thing like that, no it was "out there" for me to see! I noticed an "interesting" smile from her when I exited the bath, but nothing came of it. Although we were very sexually "active" at the time, our sex life was still quite "Vanilla." That's as far as the "reality" of the event went. A while back on the CIDF forum, I posted a "Fantasy" that I conjured up to follow that event. 'Have to dig it up, 'been a while since I wrote that. The things we do for "Fun!"

with a "Click!"

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I think Emom said it just about right. Our bag is never left out for very long and while I am not ashamed that we take enemas I am not about to leave things about either. I guess in my mind there is the issue of messiness when things are not kept picked up.

Our syringe is hung on the shower most of the time unless we have long termed company and then it is hung on the back side of the bathroom door.

No, I normally leave the bag hanging behind the shower curtain, so that it is readily available for daily use. But when visitors are expected and I clean the bathroom I will hide the bag in the cabinet under the sink.

It's kinda private for me

My bags hang on the back of the bathroom towel cabinet door.

I have at times left an enema bag hanging in the shower before I would bring a new guy home, just to see if they mentioned it or brought up enemas!!!

If I have a guy over or know he might spend the night I absolutely leave the bag out hanging from the shower hook. If he is interested or wants to use it I want it accessible. I have had guys ask to use ot or even ask me to administer for them.

Yes, my red bag for soapsuds enemas,(a sherema) and my gloss,black Klystra (with fountain pump installed for timed wake up coffee enemas) hang on a hook by the john off my private bedroom upstairs. Should someone, for whatever reason, need to use that bathroom I may or may not cover with a towel or robe. Like most of you I wish it were considered normal or mainstream (pun inadvertent)--alas--but if we all were more open then there is still hope.

gdfru

The fountain syringe and combo bag hang to dry in our master bathroom and are put away whenever guests are present. I admit being old-fashioned in that regard. There was an instance when one of my neighbors popped over when I was sick and in hindsight, if you excuse the pun, it was sort of funny. I had planned to take an enema later that morning and had gotten out my syringe and placed it on the counter next to the sink. I had attached the rectal tube that I wanted to use and also got out Vaseline and a Chux pad. Before I decided to take the enema I decided to watch The View on TV when my neighbor, a nice woman in her 70s, came over unexpectedly. We got to chatting and later she asked to use the bathroom and I said sure, totally forgetting about the enema bag. Well, I was totally embarrassed but she wasn't. Enemas were nothing new to her! We had a good laugh over that!!

Most of the time I put it away. However I have been known to leave it out on who I am expecting for a visit, especially women. It has led to discussions about enemas. I find the subject of coffee enemas having some interest. I have learned the hard way to never admit to liking or getting turned on by enemas.

I have to post to this because it happened last night. I also did a blog about it. This actually happened last night. Sort of funny and sort of embarrassing.

I was doing some laundry. I went through the house collecting towels, wash clothes and anything in the bathrooms. In the hall bathroom which is the guest/my sisters’ bathroom I took all the towels out. I noticed her bag hanging from the bar in the tub and didn’t think anything about it. She and her girlfriend usually use my bathroom for that because it is much larger. In my bathroom it is nothing new to see a bag hanging to dry. Guest do not normally use my bathroom unless there is a party. Then I make sure everything is put away. Anyway, I went back to the laundry room and continued washing, drying and folding etc. I was watching TV off and on as well as chatting.

It was pretty late around 11:00PM and the auto lights for the driveway came on. I thought it was my sister coming home. It was actually a friend I used to work with. I had not seen her in over a year. She said she was visiting a friend in the area and happened to drive by and see my lights on. She decided to stop and just say hello because she never gets out here. She was a little worried about driving down the mountain into town because she had been drinking beer and wine and just needed to sober up a little. That was a shocker. I mean as I remembered she was straight, not do anything at all naughty. She never drank, cursed etc. So I gave her some tea and started fixing her an omelet. She asked to use the bathroom and I told her to go through the archway to the right and second door down on your left. A bit later she came out and sat on the couch and we started talking about movies. I asked besides cheese what else she would like on her omelet. I had the fridge door open calling out stuff. Of course she wanted bacon, onions and some other things. I refilled her ice tea also. So as I am doing all this she has to use the restroom again. After we ate we talked a bit and she used the restroom a few more times. I told her she was welcome to stay in the spare room or on the couch. She took me up on the spare room. She kept using the restroom a lot last night. Must have been the beer, wine and tea. Then this morning she asked if she you take a shower. I went to the laundry room and got her a towel and wash cloth. As I was taking them to the bathroom she was already in there. She opened the door and I handed them to her and she closed the door. I heard the water in the tub running. It didn’t bother me because I was off today. Anyway she was in there for a few hours. That also was not unusual. I mean we have to put on makeup etc. Then she came out all dressed and thanked me for all I did and left.

I grabbed the decorative towels for the hall bathroom and went in. That is when I noticed my sisters’ bag again. Talk about embarrassed! She never said a word about it. I have been thinking about it all day. It’s impossible to tell if she used it because it was wet from her soaking in the tub and then she used the shower as well. I doubt she did. But I am still embarrassed. LOL

I dont generally leave anything out on view, but my partner was in hospital and id had an enema and just left the bag on the bed, maintenance man came to fix the stair rail and he would have seen it if he hadnt asked me where he could plug in his power cable, i realised just in time and moved it out of sight.............he wasnt my type.

My bag hangs in the shower in plain view in the master bathroom. Since the mb is not used by guests, it's not an issue. That said it wouldn't bother me if someone did see it.

Yes my mommy leaves my FLEET child enema boxes and FLEET child suppositories right under my diaper changing table with all my other diapers and diaper changing supplies.Right out where anyone that comes into my nursery will see them.

We use it in our bedroom and our private bathroom (the children have another one) and only leave it out to dry (e.g. during the night after an evening enema).

We once left the enema bag out in a motel room; that was not intended but surely the cleaning staff saw it.

I over the years have left "embarrassing" things out (butt plugs, enema bags, nozzles etc.) just for the shock factor and have had a few, shall we say, "interesting" conversations and encounters.....>:-)!

I leave my klystra bag in the shower stall in full view. its the master bath only my wife and cleaning ladies know.

Does anyone hang their equipment inside the bathroom door for all to see? I did when in college and had an apartment. It actually worked a few times. a couple of enema lovers and a couple of very curious girls.

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!

If i think someone is coming over, it's the first thing I make sure to hide.

When I take an enema the door is locked, the dog walked and watered, the cell phone and laptop OFF Answering machine is on the landline.

I am incommunicado.

If someone shows up unexpectly I keep them on the ground floor so they won't go into the Ensuite bathroom where the enema equipment is drying.

Although it is kept neatly in the closets and drawers now, when growing up it was completely common to walk into a friend´s, neighbor´s, relative´s bathroom, close the door, and see the ¨big red bag¨ hanging on the back of the door awaiting it´s next use, or as well hanging in the tub from the shower head drying out, hose down, clamp opened letting all know it was recently used. It was just so much more common and socially acceptable that enemas, rectal temps, discussions of how you just took your kids temps or gave them an enema (or received either at home or the doctor) that no one gave a second a second thought. Well, perhaps at times particularly in adolescence there were some ¨second thoughts¨ (blush)!

No one has seen my enema equipment except my wife. In fact, my pleasure of enemas is my most closely guarded secret. None of my personal friends will never know I enjoy enemas. My equipment is always put away in my closet well out of sight of anyone.

I leave my bags hanging upside down in my personal bathroom off my bedroom, never in the guest bathroom.