I, too, believe that my childhood enemas from my Mother, did affect the way I feel about them today. Mother, always, made my enemas special. Even when she began to figure out that I enjoyed them. I can remember a time when for some reason or another she stopped giving me my weekly Saturday enemas. I think I was about 11 or 12 at the time. Anyway, after a month of no enemas, I finally got the nerve to ask her to give me one. It occurred on one Saturday morning. To my amazement, she ignored my request. Not giving up,I bugged her again several hours later. Again, she ignored my request. Finally, right before bed time, I went to her one more time, hugged her neck, kissed her cheek, and whispered in her ear, again, begging for her to give me an enema. Well, she slapped my butt and told me good night. I went to my room, feeling down, but went on to sleep. The next morning, Mom woke me up, took my hand and led me to her bathroom. Upon entering, I noticed that she had her enema bag filled to the brim with soapy, hot water hanging beside the toilet on its normal nail. I, also, noticed that she had filled a big clear pitcher to the brim with steaming hot, soapy water. To say that I was excited might well have been an understatement. Well, anyway, upon entering Mom's bathroom, I (1) gave Mother a great big old hug, (2) told her how much I loved her, and (3) slipped out of my shorts. I then assumed my normal enema taking position by kneeling in front of the toilet. Then, my Mother administered to me one fantastic enema. She even filled the bag two additional times. From that day on, I had to ask Mother for enemas and I can say this for certain, she never once failed to honor my request. Today, as with Mother, I find myself having to beg my wife for my enemas. And, like Mother, my wife plays hard to get, but then usually honors my request. Yes, my childhood enemas did affect the way I feel about them today. I absolutely love taking them.....