Open for enema-love

There are so many women having enemas in childhood,they didnt like it from the very first moment,are there many feeling abused by mom,giving them so much enemas,mostly bulb enemas,I think

Are there still so many women in the US treating her children by enemas???? Didnt they use rubbersheets?

I'm in agreement with LisaK on this issue.

I believe that most youngsters, boys and girls alike, lose any aversion to personal hygiene at the same time they discover their sexuality -- for obvious reasons. If they've previously been introduced to an enema, particularly warm, often soapy water delivered via a bag and nozzle, I suspect that the attraction is stronger; it was for me, though the "enablers" were two mature ladies in a hospital setting, rather than family.

If I were in Lisa's position, and children asked about use of enemas, I'd probably just say that some people just see them as an extra measure of keeping clean -- or maybe a follow-up to rid the body of the after-effects of a recent illness -- and let it go at that. Under no circumstances would I volunteer to "introduce" the process; that would be a very risky act in the present-day culture of "New Puritanism".

I do not give my children enemas. It is just not as excepted today like it was back in the 50's and 60's.

I do not give my children enemas. It is just not as excepted today like it was back in the 50's and 60's.

And that pretty much sums up why enemas have shifted from a childhood experience back in the 1950's to now when enemas are discovered as adults.

There are some on this site that wish the Golden Age would have continued and that enemas were still a mainstream home remedy. But I feel that enemas and the people using them today are a reflection of today's culture- very diverse and segmented by niche interests many of which can be found on this site. I really like where we have evolved to. There are many ways to express our sexuality with enemas or use them for health reasons.

No, enema bags are not hanging from every bathroom door, but in the homes that do have them, they are greatly enjoyed for a multitude of reasons.

My mom gave me over the knee enemas in the bathroom. By age 6, I was addicted and by age 8 enemaing myself. At 79, still am a lover thereof.

My mom gave me over the knee enemas in the bathroom. By age 6, I was addicted and by age 8 enemaing myself. At 79, still am a lover thereof.

Today's QLGBT groups have endeared themselves by firmly condemning pedophilia, as if there is a difference. The Muslims see it the other way and regularly work over kids as if they really need it. I strongly suspect that stigma is what has caused the air of superiority which amplifies and promotes one way of distortion, by condemning another's truly twisted nature..

No, my mom always used the San Francisco Examiner. Imagine the environmental wisdom. The Examiner is a Limited now days. No longer a real news paper. But we also used it for toilet paper and had it piled in the out house. My sister liked mom's love-enema, as did we all. When we played "Family" on Saturday mornings, mom & dad were doing the real thing . We not only served food made of weeds, we gave enemas with a greasy bacon scented finger. Sister would complain if left till last. So we learned to put her first and to trim our nails for her. Looking deep into our eyes, she knew our love was real. While we only got one, she would be first and last. We also craved her treatment as well. She dominated us, demanding we lay on the paper. While her finger was squirming inside, she was exploring our sprout.

In post #3, knorris referred to "the new Puritanism". The Puritans meant to be about being morally pure. They got things somewh,at and sometimes very seriously, wrong,

as every over-focused group does. Today's focus on some things, e.g. referring to medical procedures, that some of us really needed, e.g. enemas. isn't Neo-Puritanism. It's complex, and I don't fully understand it, but, whatever it is, it isn't Pur(e)itanism.