To Members in their 20s - Did you get suppositories growing up?

I'm 20 and have never received a suppository from my parents or anyone else at a younger age. They stuck mainly to oral forms of medications and honestly never payed much attention to my bowel movements. They did however like rectal temperatures. I refused as a child but now it's my favorite. I'm not sure if my love of all things anal stemmed from there or not.

I didn't. I'm glad though. I don't think I would enjoy them now if I did

I remember getting one when I was probably about three or four- I'd hit my head and my parents took me to the doctor. I just remember lying facing the wall and being told my the nurse that I would get a 'pill in my bottom'. I have no idea what the medication was though- maybe a painkiller or anti nausea?

Yes! That's where my love for them came from. They say fetishes run in families, and while I love my mother, and don't want to believe that she would ever do anything to hurt me, nor that she would do anything to me in order to 'get off', I got them every day, sometimes several times a day, and I don't believe they were really, medically necessary. My mom was older when she had me, however, so I'm guessing her mother gave them to her, so that's why I got them. Literally, from the day I was born, I got a suppository everyday(I long suspected it. I had early memories of them, and wondered why i loved them so much. So one day i had a heart to heart with my older sister,who was 17 and living with us when i was born, and asked her about it, to which she replied that I got them constantly and so did she) If I didn't poop in time for her, I got one. If I was fussy, I got one. If I had a tummy ache, I got one. But, going back to your question, I think my mom being older had a lot to do with me getting them. I have a child myself now, and absolutely refuse to give them to him.

Never! Hadn't even heard of them til I was in my late teens.

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Only had it done once growing up and that was for a medical reason to stop throwing up from having surgery. But other then that nothing I can remember.

I'm 28 and no I never had suppositories when growing up. Something like that I am sure I'd remember.

I remember getting suppositories when growing up. The last suppository was when I was about 11 years old.

In my late 20's, never had one before.

No? I didn't realize they were common...

Never had a suppository growing up...did have one instance where I had to have a fleet enema, but that's it!!!

Nopity Nopity nope! Never. Not even a laxative. I wasn't a constipated child.

I have never received any medication by rectal route!

As far as I can remember never have had a suppository, an enema, or any kind of things at least as far as I can remember

Yes, I got them growing up.

I'm in my early 30's and suppositories were fairly frequent growing up. The more common were eucalyptus suppositories for colds. I've also received my share of Tylenol and Gravol suppositories and I remember getting a Dulcolax once or twice for constipation.

I never did not that I can remember. I dated a woman once and the morning after I first licked and fingered her anus, she admitted that when she was young her mom used to have her bend over in front of her and hold her bottom open while her mom pushed a suppository inside her. She said it remains a strong memory all her life. For her I guess that's where the anal interest comes from.

I was very close to 20s when the original post went up. Yes, I got suppositories for constipation as a child. When I was really young I think they were glycerin, as I vaguely remember the suppository coming out of a jar with some kind of liquid on it. When I got older (say 5 or 6) my mom changed to Dulcolax. Hated those because of the cramps. Probably one of the reasons I was willing to try enemas again (also had those when young, hated them as well) when the bowels started acting up again a few years ago.

I'm currently 31 and I sure had suppositories in my childhood.

Most of them were paracetamol suppositories that were very often prescribed to children running a fever. Those were mostly prescribed to young children, and tended to be less used amongst teenagers, most doctors and parents assuming teenagers were old enough to take it orally. I got them until I was 5 years old or so, but my parents quickly gave up because I fussed a lot everytime I had to receive one.

As a teenager, I was given some eucayptus based suppositories when I had a cold, not that often though. As I mentionned in another post, I realized that other classmates also got them, but I guess they were not prescribed on a big scale. I guess a lot of teenagers just refused, but unlike to my childhood years I acted much more like a well behaved young man in my teen years, so I accepted them, also because I got them pretty rarely.

When I was a child, I remember that my then late teenage cousin got one. She was 18, I was staying at my uncle's house for one week and she did a one day trip to Germany while I was there. She came back home late in the evening - I guess it was a school trip or so - with a bad cold. At some point, I asked something to my aunt and she said "wait a sec', honey. I have to check if we have a suppository left for your cousin". She left the living room and went rummaging in the bathroom's pharmacy shelve. I hated suppositories as a child and I hated when adults mentionned them so I just stayed in the living room, not even trying to see what would happen to her.

I'm 31 and I've got glycerin suppos since I was born. My dad believed in getting suppos every night.

Unlike many people with similar kinks as myself, I was never given suppositories, enemas or anything of the sort when I was young. I do recall hearing of a badly constipated friend who had to get one, and at the time I had no idea what the word meant - when my mom explained it to me, I was shocked. But more than anything, I was intrigued! Since puberty a large part of my sexual interest has revolved around my ass, and I’m still not totally sure why. Guess I’m just one of the lucky ones ?

Never, at least after four years old. But I am 36, I am from Russia and my mother is a pharmacist.

I'm in my early thirties and I received the occasional paracetamol suppository when I had a high fever and was unable to swallow anything due to nausea. I also got a few "pills in the bum" (our GP's words) when I had an anal fissure at the age of five, but looking back on it now I think those suppos were likely laxatives and not painkillers. At the time all the explanation I got was that they had to be administered to make me feel better.

I got them constantly and consistently through my late teens. Mom was a believer the the rectal route got the medication into your system faster and you got more of it (?) so whether it was a rather regular and routine glycerin suppository, Tylenol or something else, yeah I got 'em! She also was concerned that I would "cheek" the pill or liquid so this way she was sure I got my dose!

23 and havent had one yet

Yes, I was given some for high fever and anti-nausea, other types I explored later myself, best are glycerine ones for me.

I got them until 15 when i had a cold.

Got a few:

- when I had a fever

- when feeling sick during driving by car

- when I could not sleep

- when I was 10 and had an infection of the lungs, and later during youth when I was coughing because when I was 10 it helped too

- with 19 in hospital before getting further diagnostic because of unclear pain in my belly

Yes, until eight or so if I needed medication - usually paracetamol or antiemetic. I would get them occasionally for constipation as well.

I was in my 20s when this topic was first posted so I think that's in-bounds!

I got suppositories for illness until around age 6 or so. Never got them for anything else, just the ones for fever and the like.