Preparing an Enema in My Bathrobe

Funny thing about our habits. Without thinking, we tend to do the same thing over and over. Early last week I got home from work with a queasy stomach and insides from a lot of stress during the day (our office staff is being "restructured"). Hubby was going to be late, so it was just me and leftover pizza for dinner.

Instead,I felt like taking an enema, so I stripped to my undies, put on my fuzzy bathrobe and headed to our master bathroom. As I was running the water from the sink and filling the enema bag and sloshing around a bar of soap, I had this sudden thought: why am I wearing this bathrobe? No one was around, daughters grown, husband won't be home for a while. No neighbors knocking at our door. I could be standing at the sink sans bra and panties, and no one would know. In a few moments I would take off my fuzzy robe. Why did I put it on in the first place?

Is this weird or what? Ladies especially...can you relate to this craziness?

Yes vicki

It is what we do. I also suspect that we make pretty much the same enema every time. In my case I usually make the same kind that I got growing up and when I bought an enema bag at about the time we were getting married I bought one very much like what my mom had. Yes, we are creatures of habit, but just for the record I have an old fuzzy robe that I wear when going to do an enema, except I am usually without bra and panties underneath it.

If you lived in the UK, It would more than likely be to keep warm!

Thanks!! I guess being in my fuzzy robe isn't so weird. Hmmm. I wonder what else we do out of habit? Me? I'm usually in a bra or nighty top while having an enema. I hang the bag in the same place in the bathroom (unless I'm in bed), use the same bath towels and pillows, etc. Any other habits you ladies have?

I usually don't get dressed when I do an enema first thing in the morning, which is the time I prefer to do them. So I prep most of mine in just a nightgown or knee-length dorm shirt. that's what I usually sleep in. depending on the season.

Vicki, I don't think it is weird either, coming from a guys perspective. Your info says you're in Oregon, and it is February. If you had just taken off your work clothes, why wouldn't you slip in something comfy. You had a queasy belly and a stressful day at work, I think you earned some pampering. With hubby not home yet, you had to do it yourself.

Stay warm and cozy.

It is not weird at all. It is simply your habit pattern from having others around the house. I suspect it is also something that makes you feel comforted and a little more removed from outside stresses.

To "Lavender Lady"

Any resemblance between British "Room Temperature" and what passes for warm in North America is purely accidental!

I understand that this question was directed to other ladies, but it doesn't sound weird at all to me. I wish my other half acted like you. Happy bags.