That's It!

I was married to an RN for 36 years who hated enemas but barely tolerated the fact that I used them. She died two years ago.

Phase 1: I have met another lady who loves me and became curious about enemas because of that love. About six months ago, after observing me using them, she asked be to give her one. I did administer one that was a about a pint of plain water and that got the waste mater in her colon loose. I chose the one pint volume to give her a taste, or feel of, an enema but not induce cramps. She felt much better afterwards. No further mention of enemas was made but that broke the ice.

Phase 2: About a month after the first enema, we went on a trip to Connecticut where I scheduled an appointment with a Colon Hydrotherapist. My lady came along and observed that I enjoyed the peaceful and invigorating feeling that this treatment induces without cramps or pain. She decided that she would like to experience a Colonic and we scheduled her for the next day. She left ambivalent about the experience.

Phase 3: After her experience with the Hydrotherapist, my lady became curious about my crude gravity hydrotherapy set up. She wanted to have me give her a colonic and said that it felt good and would try it again some time.

Phase 4: I took delivery on an older "Toxigen" hydrotherapy machine manufactured in 1978. On February 20, 2014 I auto- administered a Colonic Hydrotherapy treatment with her looking on. I have taken another four of them and all have gone smoothly and as usual while I felt great afterwards. Three days ago, she asked m to give her one and her's went very well. She now wants another tomorrow March 8th. When everything goes well again and she again feels the near ecstasy that this treatment yields, I predict that she will be hooked on enemas and colonics.

Phase 5: ??? Will she administer to me? Do I have an enemate after a lifetime without one? Please give me your thoughts and remember that:

An enema a day keeps the doctor away!

73, Bill

Good for you Bill. I hope you two have many enjoyable times.

Dan

No guarantees Bill that your new lady friend will ever enjoy enemas as much as you, but I'd say you're over the first major hurdle of just getting her to accept the fact that you enjoy them, and even trying a few herself. By what you say......it doesn't sound like she's too far behind. Congrats on a nice mutual relationship.

Thanks for your replies! I wrote this little article to say, "Don't give up and patience will win out every time!"

Congrats!!! It seems as though you have a good thing going. You are fortunate to have found someone that you can be yourself with, without shame. That is very comforting.

I understand. My wife also hates enemas. I changed most of our kids dirty diapers when they were babies. It is always a challenge to get her to give me an enema. So for my birthday I did not even ask her for an enema and he knows it. I did ask for a blowjob, cross fingers.

Bill,

I see that you used the 73 before ending with your name. Are you a ham?

From what I know about amateur radio, his screen name here is is call letters and the 73 is most likely his age.

73 is a greeting, like "best wishes", used by amateur radio operators at the end of a transmission. Dates back to the days when hams used Morse code. Is symmetrical:

7 - - . . .

3 . . . - -

73 is and was the greeting or closing at the end of communications. It means many things to many radio operators. The first authentic use of 73 is in the publication The National Telegraph Review and Operators' Guide, first published in April 1857. At that time, 73 meant "My love to you!"* Now, the main and accepted meanings are "Best Regards", "Best Wishes," and "With Complements." It is also used as a stand alone friendly word among radio operators meaning all of the above and more. You will hear it used on both CW (Morse Code) which remains a strong mode, and voice operators who are using mainly Single Side Band.

So once again, I'll sign with

73 (To Your Health) and SU

Bill/K2MMW

P.S. Ham and Commercial radio operations are my first fetish. Enemas are my second! So to put my second fetish first, remember that, "An enema a day keeps the Doctor away!"

*Taken from a publication of the American Radio Relay League.

My wife is a nurse, but says that enemas are disgusting. She will not give me enemas and I do not mention my need again.

I see that there are some ham operators here. I am one also - kb8vda.