As I have related in previous posts, I was raised as the only boy in a household with six women. my oldest sister, 8 years my senior told me my first enema was given by my mom the day she brought me home from the hospital. It was one squirt with a 2 oz ear syringe. I took it and immediately messed the towel I was on. Eloise, my oldest sister took over my enemas after that, giving me one squirt every morning. I don't remember any of the enemas until I was 3 or 4. By then, Eloise was giving me 4 bulbs full with a 4 oz children's bulb. When I was 5, Mom took over, giving me two 12 oz adult bulbs, every other day. All of us, Gram, Mom, my Aunt Ruth and all four kids got enemas twice weekly. My immediately older sister Lisa and I got ours Wednesday night and Saturday morning with Aunt Ruth. Ruth was my favorite. She was 5'6" tall with blue eyes and auburn hair which reached down to her buttocks. She would kneel on the opposite side of Gram's clawfoot bathtub as Lisa and I knelt side by side opposite her. I love watching her 38 DD's drooping from her chest as we knelt with our chests on the tub side. Mom would start us with a bisacodyl suppository right before dinner Wednesday and breakfast Saturday. The enemas were immediately after the meal and dish cleanup. We knew to report to the bathroom for enemas. I should explain that our household was mostly nude unless we had company visiting. So, we might be told it was enema time whenever Gram, Mom or Aunt Ruth wanted to give us one, which was often. So, we were already feeling the need to poop when we knelt for our first enema. Ruth got hers first, usually from Mom. She would then give me mine while Mom filled Lisa. We got adult bulbs until we were 6, and were switched to the HWB. Sometimes, we came in to see open top bags hanging, bulging from the oval shower rod which hung from supports in the ceiling We knew we would be getting a “booster” enema after the bag emptied into us. We were slowly worked up to 3 qts. Always, we got two SSE's, followed by a salt & baking soda rinse. Our rinses were normally ½ to a qt larger that our second SSE. As we finished holding our enema for 15 minutes, Ruth would walk with me to the guest bath, and Lisa would use the toilet in the big bathroom. Ruth would sit on the side of the tub while I released, then she would release her enema. She had an amazing ability to go about normal activities with a 3 qt SSE churning inside her. Aunt Ruth lived next door to us. Like Mom & Gram, she was widowed by WWII. From the start, there was an unspoken bond between Ruth and I. I spent a lot of time at her house, usually with one of her enemas inside me. By the time I was 17, we were both holding enemas given by the other. When I was 14, I had asked Ruth how she was able to do her chores with 3 qts of soapy water in her. She said she had forced herself to hold more volumes and for longer times, until she could go about her day enjoying the warm full feelings. She asked me If I wanted to learn how to do that, and I enthusiastically said yes. She started by letting me give her a 4 qt SSE, and talking to me about how to do it, and what she was feeling Inside as her enema did its job in her. Then, she gave me one as I described what I was feeling. I was amazed when the 4 qt bag gurgled to empty having delivered 4 very warm, very soapy qts to my greedy colon. I immediately wanted to poop, but Ruth forbade it, She lubed two plugs, and handed me one. I inserted it into her, and she eased the other into me. We both held 30 minutes, then She continued to hold hers as I released. These training sessions went on two or three times weekly as Ruth slowly forced ever larger volumes and ever longer holds. She eventually got me accustomed to having 3 qts in me, and frequently 4 qts. By age 20, Ruth and I were doing 5 qts, held 15 minutes. By then, I could hold 2 qts until my kidneys removed the enema from me. All the while, Lisa and I were sharing enemas with each other, and I used Ruth's lessons to help Lisa train her colon. Ruth passed away in the mid 90's from pneumonia.. Lisa passed away from Covid in February. We had been together nearly five years after our spouses passed. So now I'm solo, looking for a lady who enjoys soapy water as much as I do.