Miscellaneous | An Enema Syringe as a Gift 3/3

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I wonder if you have ever given, or perhaps been given an enema syringe, or bag as a gift?

If so, what were the circumstances. Was it as a joke, was it to help someone in need, was it perhaps for someone who after discussion had decided that taking an enema from time to time was a sensible way of dealing with a sluggish digestion or similar.

With Christmas coming, is this something you might like to find in your stocking, or find under the tree?

Delia

Rick6981

@Jacana said,

I don't know where I read or heard that, but I've heard of douche syringes being given as a wedding gift in the US.

When we were growing up in the fifties it was a common practice for moms to give their daughters a douche/enema bag. However, the age when the bag was given varied. My grandmother gave my sister a douche/enema bag when she was thirteen or fourteen and my girlfriend got one around the same age. On the other hand, my wife didn’t get one until we got married and it was a wedding gift from my sister. She knew how much my wife and I enjoyed enemas… 🍑 💦 😈 Need I say more! 😉

Repetitious Old Bastard

@Vicki_V This anecdote of bridal gift history is courtesy of my mother, remembering the drug store syringe she received from her mom before marrying my dad in 1940.

My 1st wife was given this kind of gift after we married and were going on out honeymoon. She (wife) showed it to me while were in Jamaica ....

Jacana

@Rick6981 I'm a bit surprised they would give one to a virgin!

Mark

Yes i have given a higginson syringe to a lady friend as a gag and another two leady friends got bulbs and higginsons, which I have used on them. In all cases they went down well, or in...😃

Rick6981

@Jacana said,

I'm a bit surprised they would give one to a virgin!

My grandmother was a retired RN and a firm believer in personal hygiene. As preteens, when she taught us personal hygiene, my brother and I learned to give ourselves a soapy then a rinse enema. And our sister learned how to do likewise plus douche. Afterwards, we were responsible for ourselves in both departments. And it wasn’t any different for most of our friends. It was the nineteen fifties and enemas were a common remedy for a variety of different maladies. Sex on the other hand, was a taboo subject. Hence, the reason parents were teaching their kids personal hygiene or stopping enemas without explanation at puberty to avoid answering sexual oriented questions.

moliere

I wouldn't mind that at all, of course preferably in private and with a note that my wife will be "taking care of business" in the future...

charlieO

Gave a combo syringe to a couple I did not like, so embarrassments would be had when opened!

Note inside said. “Good Luck Assholes!

Annie3434

I gave my lover/partner a Higginson syringe as a gift. I had given her her first enema at her request, and we shared my Higgie from then on. She does appreciate having her own. 😃