International Women's Day

On this auspicious occasion, I can't help remembering that ALL of my enemas have been from women, and I dearly wish I could receive more. There is no doubt that this may be an unsung talent, but I believe it should be applauded. Fellow enema receivers, recognize the tremendous contribution made by your giver, and reward them however they like.

Cos

I have to say, I'm NOT looking to be rewarded for anything on International Women's Day any more than my husband is looking to be rewarded on International Men's Day or any other day.

Bah Humbug.

Why isn't there a MEN'S History Month? I guess that is because they have been so fruitful in their contributions that it would take the whole year to celebrate them.

All these ridiculous holidays are nothing more than contrivances by greeting card manufacturers among a host of other industries to make a buck and make others feel bad for not celebrating their contrived "holiday." I can do without Women's History Month, which happens to be March and any other history month highlighting any group for a month.

There is no doubt that this may be an unsung talent, but I believe it should be applauded. Fellow enema receivers, recognize the tremendous contribution made by your giver, and reward them however they like.

I think many women would be insulted to hear that we should be applauded for filling a water bottle, sticking a nozzle in someone's butt and opening the clamp to let water flow in. Sure can be fun for those involved, but it's not rocket science and most nurses aren't even pleased when they have to do it.

If you want to applaud women, applaud people like Amy Mainzer, Nina Tandon or Lisa Randall. These brilliant women make REAL contributions to society. I really like Lisa Randall and my younger daughter's idol is Amy Mainzer.

The women on the news today protesting whatever crap is on their list to protest today because it is International Women's Day was just disgusting.

I for one am tiring of all the so called special recognition everyone and everything is getting now a days. I bet every day on the calender is designated special for one thing or another. Personally, I do not require an “International Womans Day” to recognize woman, and equality rights. Up to this year, I didn’t know such a day existed. I pride myself on being informed, so I did a little research.

I have always treated woman with dignity and respect, unless, they do not treat me in kind. All the woman who have ever given me an enema, I worshiped the ground they walked on. Today, each day, all year long, my wife is my queen. She is my standard. I guess if some woman need to celebrate International Woman’s Day, that is fine. I don’t require a day on the calendar to remind me woman are my equal. I chose to ignore it.

Just glad to have some measure of recognition for what I do thew REST of the time. Be it working in a male-dominated workplace, raising a family that does now include 3 children and a dog who was a cruelty case when we got him from the shelter, to my neighborhood and community activism. I just like to see some of it acknowledged

Thanks to all the moms who gave us enemas growing up

@fleetedude69 said

Thanks to all the moms who gave us enemas growing up

Is that what you would say if you were sober at a staff meeting at your job when the subject of International Women's Day came up?

Wasn't so bad for me!

I got out of work right of time