Are You Embarrassed to Leave Your Enema Stuff for Others to See?

#73 Polls / Re: Visible vs. Hidden enema equipment (2008.06.11 20:12)

I keep my 2 Quart Travel Folding Fountain Syringe as ROJO calls it hanging on a hook behind the door. The other bags are put in the hall way closet after they have dried. My Higginson Enema Pump may or may not be put away, as you know it takes forever to dry. I am 60+ live by myself and have a big old house with two other bathrooms. If you see it and take offense to it, you should not had your ass in my bedroom anyway!

Since I made the above post, I have retired and sold my big house, and now me and my 2 Dachshunds live in a nice small apartment. Upstairs is a full bath and down stairs a half. My things are always hung on the back door to dry and air upstairs.....but nothing has changed......If someone see it " I don't give a rat's ass " they should have kept their ass down stairs!!!! rolfmao

I'm not embarrassed but my wife is. So, I leave one behind my bathroom show curtain.

If something is on the counter that is a sign to wife I need Something.

This is very delicate subject.

There are people you would like to make them aware (casually!) of your

preference. There are others you "would die" if you knew they know.

Also it depends on the local atitude. If people still use extensively enems,

that won't be ridiculous if a bag was seen in your bathroom. On the other side

if enemas are rarely to never used, one may make himself entirely

awkward if a bag was discovered .

Last - I would not expose it to kids.

A huge dilema indeed. Eventually it is probably a "knowledge" to be shared

between two partners in sex life, or may be in family life.

Once it drys I reconnect my 4 quart red open top Klystra bag, hose, nozzle, flow indicator and clamp to be ready for the next use. I proudly keep it displayed hanging from the bathroom shower curtain rod in full view for all to see who might use that bathroom. If someone were to ask about it I would have no problem educating them regarding the merits of enema. My wife has never complained about hanging it there in full view. Maybe she likes it more than I know.

I really do not care whether someone knows that I like to take enemas or not. So I keep my bags hanging on the bathroom door. They are behind a robe though. If someone finds it, well, so be it.

This is difficult. I have a fantasy that my enema equipment would be inadvertently discovered and the person present would be a closet klismo of the opposite sex, a hard scene to orchestrate.

Yes, actually I am. I am divorced and share custody of my teenage son, and therefore, I keep it hidden.

Yes, I put my enema equipment away if someone visits that would have access to my bathroom. But, other than that it stays hanging in the shower. I do agree that it would be nice if someone found my red bag and then let me know they have the same love for warm water flowing into them.

Bill

All of us deserve some privacy. We may not have the same understanding or assumption of where it starts, but we may think that not everybody is part of our privacy.

I do not hide my equipment, but I do not expose it either. Just the same way my used socks are not left in the living room when I am expecting friends for dinner !

should one of my guests whish to check my socks (I doubt any would...) he should get to the proper drawers. I either doubt any would like to investigate for a possible enema bag... unless he (she) would be very curious and I may not enjoy that kind of curiosity leading to the search of my personnal belonging !

this being said I have to admit that I tested of of my former expected gf on the subject by leaving my bag openly displayed in the bathroom in a "non-aggresive" situation (on a towel as if it was just stored for dryind after being cleaned). She used the bathroom and did not tell me anything about it. My understanding was that she had no interest in it... and not a lot in a possible trouble for me !

We leave our red bag, tubing & fr40 colon tybe

hang in the shower overnight to dry, then put

it all away in a bag in our bedroom cupboard.

I normally leave my bag and hose hanging behind my bathroom door. I'm not ashamed of my interest in enemas and if someone visits and happens to see it and asks questions I will be perfectly honest with them. Who knows?...maybe another enemate will blossom!!!

I now leave my stuff hanging on the back of the bathroom door to dry out and sometimes it just stays there for anyone to see.

Our home has two bathrooms... The one in our master bedroom suite is for private use only, and that's where all my equipment is stored. I have two bags that hang from hooks on the wall there all the time. The second bathroom is the one guests use, and there's never anything 'unusual' left in that room.

Yes, very embarrassed. Just the other day I left the house really early and didn't tidy things up. I left not one but two enema bags hanging on the shower door to dry. I live alone and figured who's going to see them?

I was out of town on business and received a text message from a very good girlfriend of mine telling me her water heater went out and could she please come over to shower at my house (she has a key). My jaw dropped and I blushed thinking, Oh No!! I texted her and told her she could, although I have a "personally embarrassing unmentionable item hanging from the shower door." I made her promise not to tease me about it.

Whew! Turned out the repairman came and fixed her water heater, so she did not need to come over after all. So as soon as I got back into town, I tidied up the house and put everything in its proper hiding place. And my friend did end up coming over the next day to use the shower while they were getting a new water heater installed. But this time no enema equipment or play toys were within eyesight. 😜

Only hide everything away when the housekeeper comes or if repair people will be working in my bathroom. Don't want for them to feel squeemish about having to handle or move the gear.

If it's just friends or relatives, I have no qualms about leaving out any of the bags or 'conservative' nozzles. However, the more kinky stuff isn't left out for other than my wife to see.

(definition of conservative -- OK stuff: 38fr x 36" OK. Pink & grn nozzles OK. single hose with inline pump OK. Stuff that goes in the cabinet: 42fr x 50" tube, bat shaped nozzle, double-bag rig with y-fitting and twin flow meters etc.

Never. I leave it out in my bathroom. If someone visiting has to go then they can gander at their own curiousity. Have had several inqueries over the years. When I was between marriages several ladies took a test drive.

Petal - so when your friend finally came over and you had warned her about something 'personally embarrassing', she never giggled and asked what it was?? Thats too bad because, although embarrassing, maybe she would have been interested or curious about them. Its always great to convert someone to join us!

Sigh -- Years ago in the archives of life's "what if's", my help for a college friend of the female persuasion with her final project of the semester kept us in the lab until the wee hours of the morning. In appreciation she took me home for a 4:00 a.m. breakfast. As I was washing up, in the reflection in the mirror was a trusty red bag hanging from the shower head. I never said a word. We ate, hugged and I went on my way. For 30 years I've wondered what desert might have been like if I'd asked the question. (I try not to let moments like that pass anymore.)

We have 3 bags: (1) 4 qt for me, (1) 2 qt folding for her, and (1) Tiny Kit for her. Usually, my bag and hers are hanging in the shower of our own bathroom (near the bedroom). My other gear after drying is put away in a vanity drawer. And yes, if someone was snooping and found our stuff, we would be embarrassed (probably me more than her). I do know that she showed some of the urinal gear to a couple of her girlfriends. I was not happy.

If to be totally honest, I keep my enema equipment in a secret place!!! Its a very very intimate procedure!!

I would like to leave my enema equipment out for my visual enjoyment, and ease of use. However wife would NOT approve and does not know of my secret joys. So, it is carefully hidden way.

I know I posted here earlier saying that I keep our enema bag put away and not our in plain sight. But in thinking about this topic, there are some personal items that we just don't leave out and this is not just the enema bag, but also a box of tampons, underwear, and since I've had the baby, my breast pump. There is just something about discretion that is also polite and we're not willing to perhaps embarrass others as well.

I keep my four quart Klystra with higginson pump hidden inside my bathrobe on a hangar in my closet. If I suspect the housekeeper might snoop around in the closet, it goes into my massive floor safe. I'm way too shy to share my fetish with anyone in my straight laced world!

All bags and buckets, colema board, hoses, I keep in the master bathroom.

If someone comes around I don't panic to hide things. To me enemas are a healthy choice, and after explaining this to a lady friend, she became very interested in enemas and has now entered the wonderful world of enema health and pleasure.

But, this topic is all user independent, all have their idiosyncrasies--which is a good thing. If we were all the same it would be a boring world--diversity rules.

Thanks to equipment being left out, I met a wonderful girl in college who had a real fetish for spankings and enemas. I saw hers when I picked her up one evening for a date, and noticed water still dripping from it, realizing she had just recently used it. I decided to take a chance and when I came out of the bathroom (I had used it just before we were leaving) I asked her if she enjoyed enemas as much as I did. She couldn't even say anything for almost a minute, but finally just nodded her head yes. Needless to say, we didn't go anywhere that evening, other than the bathroom and the bedroom, and we both took turns being the doctor or the nurse.

My stash of bags, hoses, colon tubes and nozzles are hanging on a rod in the shower at all times. Anyone can see them if they enter the bathroom. I do, however, close the shower curtain when family is coming over. I don't mind if my friends know but my family thinks I'm weird enough already. They know I'm into alternative health so if they found them that is how I'd explain it. You know, coffee enemas for headaches, gingko enemas for stress-related headaches and migraines, red raspberry leaf tea for menstrual cramps and "female" issues, etc.

I kind of like having everything hanging there for when friends and other people, say service workers or whatever, use the bathroom since I know if they're a klismo, there is no way they could leave the house without asking me about it. Also, keeping them there takes away the mystique and kink of it. If I keep it out instead of hiding it, how can people consider it devious or perverted? I keep everything out in a matter-of-fact way as if it (and enemas) are perfectly normal and that they're the weirdos for thinking it is something I should hide or be ashamed of.

Leaving enema stuff out it a bathroom won't give those not into it a second thought. My experience says guilt is part of the enema fetish so people try to hide the evidence. Maybe some suppressed fear also leads to hiding equipment for those who got painful enemas as kids.

Yep, We live in a cute small (1) bedroom apartment. One must go through the bedroom to get to the bathroom. We have her bag and mine hanging off the shower rod. When not in use. There easy to get to, and helps them dry out when not in use. No one can really see them unless there were to look. We don't really care !!

Naturally my two enema bags from Klystra (one of silicone, the other of red rubber) are hanging at the wall of the bathroom. Everyone is invited to realize this too.

I leave the equipment hanging on the inside of the shower curtain... But when family or less than old friends arrive, I remove the stuff from view. Some of my close friends know that I'm into enemas & kink, so it's OK.