Enemas and the internet - first experiences

With Dr. MLK day coming this Monday, I am vividly reminded how I spent his holiday in January, 2000. I remember where I was and what I was doing as clearly as those other memorable days we all recall in our pasts.

I was off work for the holiday, but my wife was not, so I had the house to myself all day. Over that weekend we had purchased our first internet tool, a WebTV. It was very slow and plodding, with not a lot of options and content, but I was excited when she left to go to work. I knew exactly what I was going to do first thing....check each search engine for the word "enema".

I had no idea what I would find, if anything, and I was thrilled at all the information that popped up on the screen! Previously I had believed that I was part of a very weird, very tiny group of sexual misfits - I soon found out that there were many other "Klismos" out there!

I am not sure that I got up to eat or even go to the bathroom that day. Each new keyboard click was like Christmas morning. I do know I masturbated that day to three wonderful orgasms.

Does anyone else recall that first time you ventured into cyberworld in search of enema content?

I remember my first computer in the early 90s. It was a 286, black and white monitor, dial-up internet access.

Not expecting anything other than medical information, I searched for "enema" and one of the first things that came up was "A Bride's Enema". It was a story about the bride being constipated on the honeymoon due to the activity and ignoring the need to go, and her new husband using her douche bag to give her an enema that night in the hotel room, with just rewards following. I could not believe such a thing would be there for anyone to read.

Up until then I had to go to an adult bookstore to get magazines or VCR tapes with enema content. We sure have come a long way in just a few years, haven't we?

I found some enema material on dial up adult bulletin boards and then on GEnie. If I recall correctly, enemas were a sub-set of the BDSM SIG.

Thence to USENET and alt.sex.enemas.

Speaking of WebTV, anyone recall David Russell’s literary efforts? His short short stories were reminiscent of the style portrayed in Thow Momma from the Train.

WEB-TV from Microsoft was great on my 36" Mitsubishi but my laptop worked, too. Fetishbank, Enemarotica it was all good. But my "Golden Age" was Darlene Hollman, Beth Tyler and the printed magazines.