As a kid, my situation was not one of Not being able to get RT'd, supp'd or enema'd, there was Never a problem with that. But as a little kid, who would 'want' something like that? I never had to lie as a child to Get one; rather, I had to be careful about what I said in order to Avoid getting one (a session, actually, as with Mum, one enema was never enough); not really lying, more a sin of omission (can you hear the hair being split?); but if anything seemed at all 'irregular' (pun), the situation would spiral downward, just as it did for emom (see above/below). (In all fairness, when it did, I usually actually Did require service (99 and 44/100th percent certain, remember those numbers, anyone? 😃). Mum was real good at reading my 'Check Engine' light.) On the other hand, it did mean if I ever wanted to (and I don't remember as a pre-teen ever doing this, although I had started to 'like' them as I approached teenhood) it would've been easy to 'nudge' a little, and Mum's imagination would do the cascading.
But as a teen, Mum would only occasionally 'help' me. Even if I flat out said I needed one (lying or not), chances were better than even that I would be told to 'take care of myself', as Mum knew that I could and did 'self-administer'. (One of the problems about being self-sufficient enema-wise.)
I didn't start lying about 'needing' an enema until I was trying to convince my wife to give to me. But I was an adult by then, and that is another story.
Happy waterings,
Cos