This topic triggers memories of a campground bath house enema that I got as a child. Our family was somewhere in the Blue Ridge. Older brother and dad had gone canoeing. I was not along because mom had other plans for me.
As soon as dad and brother left, mom started preparations for our activity. She put a pot of water with a chip of Ivory on the Coleman cam stove. After the water warmed, she poured it into a quart mason jar filling it to a little over half way, wrapped it in a towel to keep it warm, stuck into her canvas tote bag and off we went to the bath house.
It was now mid-morning and the woman's bath house was empty. Going inside, 3 sinks faced us, showers were to the left, and a row of 3 toilet stalls were to our right. Mom picked the stall farthest away on the end. once inside, I pushed my pants down and sat on the toilet waiting. Mom took a plastic bowl out of her tote, sat it on the toilet tank behind me and filled it with the soapy water. Out came her little bulb syringe and a small jar of Vaseline.
After 3 bulbfulls in private, a camper came into the building and entered the first toilet stall. Characteristic of public bathrooms, the stalls offer visual privacy but little if any sound privacy. As I was listening to the lady peeing in the first stall, mom wanted to “enema chat” with me: “Are you starting to feel a little full? Do you think you can hold one or two more for me? you know the more I get in you, the better it will work.” The only thing missing for the lady in the first stall was a video feed of me bending over with mom squeezing the enema into me.
Going on with the story, the woman left, the plastic bowl was empty after two more bulbfulls, and the desired result was achieved without being overheard by anyone.
Finished with our intimacy, mom opened the door to our stall to leave just as another lady entered and clicked the latch on the first stall. We moved to the sinks, washed our hands , and mom took the bulb syringe and bowl out of her tote and started to rinse them.
My ordeal was not over as the lady exited the stall and moved to the sink beside ours just as mom was vigorously squeezing the bulb to dry it. The lady looked at the bulb syringe then at me. A wide, knowing grin spread across her face. A crimson wave of embarrassment spread across mine. Turning back to mom and smiling she said, “I see that I'm not the only well-equipped mom in the campground.” Mom looked back, also smiling, saying, “it's not as nice as my big one at home but is nice for traveling.” Then they exchanged the necessary polite adieus, and the lady left.
After several years of erotic enema enjoyment I have been able to decode mom's conversation with this lady: The two moms were secretly exchanging credentials as members of the Klismo Club. Their brief chat was like the storied secret handshake between fraternity members.
But for me at that time, even at age 8 and still a couple of years before puberty, the experience in the bath house was unforgettable. I remember a growing awareness that there was something more to this enema thing than just making me poop.