Who is Sherry Taylor? What was Sherema?

Several weeks ago, I started a thread. "Who is Beth Tyler?" In that thread, another woman's name came up of which I was not familiar? I thought it interesting if some of you would elaborate on Sherry Taylor and her Sherema Clinic. I'm sure some of you know or knew her and probably visited her clinic.

Knew about Sherema but never got there. Too bad there aren't more reputable ones

All I know is that her legacy, equipment, and literature leaves some of us wanting for additional options in this day and age. For those of you who had the privilege of actual participation with her, some of us are quite envious.

Thanks again ddell for your efforts here! It's a very enjoyable thing to keep these topics fairly fresh, and the visual contributions are wonderful!

She was the owner of an enema clinic somewhere in Los Angeles, I believe is where it was. She was one of the first to produce a 4 quart enema bag back in the late '70's early '80's. And she produced a magazine, of which I have several copies for sale.

I received my first erotic enema from Sherry at Dee's Physical Therapy in Culver City, CA. Sherry Taylor was the propietor. This was all before Sheremas. Sherry opened Sheremas in 1975 or thereabouts. I went to Sheremas a few times before in was closed. It was Wonderful! Sherry was very good at catering to the needs of both male and female enema enthusiasts. Great memories!

Those of us who went to Sherema's have lasting memories of our sessions there. Located not too far from downtown L.A. in an almost residential area, the place appeared to be some sort of bulk oil facility at one time, with the tanks all removed. The low one story "office" building surrounded by a high chain link fence appeared deserted. No signs, advertising, anything. But (if you had an appointment) ring the door bell and you were greeted by a smiling "nurse" and knew immediately this was the right place. This was THE place for recreational enemas back in the early-mid 80's. Relatively inexpensive ($60 for a soapy and a rinse, with choice of equipment) with tipping encouraged. Enemas with happy endings.....

Where is a similar clinic anywhere in the states?

Grand Dames Of L A ??

Hi DD!!,

I remember from back in the early 70's in the old "LA Free Press" in the classified adds "Sherema!!!" .....I may still have a copy or two in my archives.....I'll have to look and if I hit "Pay dirt" I'll let you know!!

Got "a Sherry Enema??,"

highwater

Ddell2,

Good of you to start this thread too. And a thread it is….one that weaves through many of our lives.

Very interesting comments about the Sherema Clinic weaving on to to Dee’s Physical Therapy and then on to Grand Dames. Although I live in Texas, I’ve spent a good part of my career in LA s, and years ago I took the opportunity to check out Grand Dames.

The protocol for Grand Dames was very similar to the protocol that Redbulb, described for Sherema’s. I went on a weekday night and it was just the Nurse and myself. I had has proposed a “script” and the Nurse greeted me by name t the door and she was “in the script” She then escorted me to an ‘interview room’ where she conducted a brief medical history, before escorting me back to a treatment room. There she asked me to get completely undressed and laid a folded gown on the table. When I had finished removing all my clothes, I picked up the gown to find that it was apparently for a child and in no way would begin to fit me. She then returned to find my dilemma and suggested that it was just the two of us and I was going to be exposed to her anyway. Now with a raging erection, she then proceeded to conduct a mock ‘eyes ears nose and throat’ examination which evolved to a genital exam. They had very nice albeit antiquated exam room equipment. She eventually got to a prostate exam which then lead to a hot soapy 4 quart enema. At the time my usual enema was about 3 ½ quarts so this was a struggle resulted in an ejaculation that she was entirely prepared for. She then ‘made’ me retain it because it was necessary before dispatching me to the bathroom. When I return she insisted that I take a second 4qt rinse enema. While retaining that enema she felt that a more thorough examination of my penis and testicles and she managed to generate a second orgasm with record little refractory time. The whole evening was well worth the fee and she deserved the generous tip that she got. It was the kind of exam fantasy come to life that a lot of people only fantasize about. If you’ve ever fantasized about something like this I highly recommend that you ‘seize the day’ and make an appointment. We’re only on this earth one time…engage your fantasies.

Cheers,

Jag

Always wanted to make the journey to LA , but never did. I have several of her magazines & bought one of her 4 quart bags in 1977 (I think). That bag is pictured in my avatar. It's 38 years old & still serves me well, built like a tank. Anyone know if Sherry is still around?

Best,

vapor

Never made Sherry's but always wish I did. Living on the east coast made it unavailable. Later in life, I got to travel for business and when in LA I visited many different enema nurses. The Grand Dames is a place I have visited the most. Great attitude, client centered and friendly, I would recommend it highly for a great time.

In the mid-1970s, finding a kinky enema practitioner was not easy. The advent of some of the porn-like magazines like Water & Power, Enemates, Sherema and a few others included ads, along with some of the underground papers in NY (Screw, Village Voice), LA and other large cities. So-called "adult book shops," video stores and the like stocked these magazines, as well as DDI and others.

I discovered Sherema about 1977 or 1978 and, because I was in LA on business fairly often into the early 1980s, was able to visit several times at the La Cienega location. There were multiple exam rooms, each with en suite bathrooms and small TVs looping enema porn. At any given time there were 2 - 4 "nurses" on duty, but you could also make appointments with specific individuals. In addition to various races, while all of them were "givers," only some would also receive, for additional cost, of course. The amount they took was modest, however - totally understandable. They were all well trained and under 30 except Sherry. The equipment was pretty basic, but at the time, it was the best one could do. The staff was attractive and knew how to take care of customers and their kinks. Some of their later ads had small photos of their regular staff and offered a menu and prices.

Sherema closed in the mid-1980s, I think, but Sherry continued on from her home in the San Fernando Valley as well as selling her branded equipment by mail order. I saw her there a few times and her skills and technique were excellent! I still have one of her custom-made nozzles that I use occasionally. I lost track of her by 1990 and don't know how long she continued to see people.

Sherry would be in her 80s by now. No idea what became of her, but perhaps others might.

In the '80s, I purchased the red four-quart Sherema enema bag set (was also available in "gold" color) and some of Sherry's magazines when seeing her ad (from Toronto - I haven't revisited the U.S. West Coast since Navy days).

I didn't really care for the Water & Power mags and others by the same publisher as the photos were quite obviously faked (most often only the very tips of the nozzles were actually "inserted." Duh!).

In '69, while a denizen of NYC, I saw an ad in The Village Voice for attending an enema fest. It was the first time ever for me to discover that other people, aside from myself, actually enjoyed enemas and awakened an interest in realizing a theretofore lifelong fantasy. Unfortunately, I didn't have the nerve to respond - something I long regretted.

Thank you for your participation in this thread, however, I really would love to know more about Sherry Taylor and her clinic.

The Sherema magazines I have are great!!! Stories, photos, etc.

@BarryB1963 Would it be possible to share them with us in the Image section? -- Ciao, DD

@BarryB1963 Would it be possible to share them with us in the Image section? -- Ciao, DD

Yes! We'd love the see them!

I don't have a scanner but have my collection of enema magazines for sale on the Enemaguys Forum. I have 3 Sherema magazines.

@BarryB1963 Thank you for your response. I will check what you have.

I remember hearing about Sherema and seeing some of the magazines mentioned here. However, they were hard to find as many stores didn't carry anything related to enemas. The internet changed all that availability and made me aware of the number of people who enjoy them.

Ran across an old post by Senior who also visited Sherema back in the early days & apparently each room was set up with Beth Tyler videos. .Obviously they had a good working relationship with reciprocal business

Aabout a million years ago, I had to fly through LA on the way to Seattle. I was supposed to have a 2-1/2 hour layover, so I called and scheduled an appointment at the Sherema Clinic.

Unfortunately, my flight got delayed to the point that I only had about a 45 minute layover and I had to cancel.

I used to have an extensive collection of Sherema mags. that is until my now ex-wife found them. I has heartsick to lose them but she insisted that I get rid of them.

I believe I've posted some of this information on a previous thread, I made a trip to the Los Angeles area in, I believe, 1985, with the goal of visiting the Sherema Clinic, and The Chalet, the latter being a well known S&M Parlor. I have forgotten how I learned of these two kinky places, likely from ads in an adult magazine. I will confine my reply to the visit to Sherema, it was, as a few others have noted, a bit rough looking on the outside.

I was buzzed in and welcomed by a slender blond, dressed rather scantily in a nurse's uniform, garter belt, and hose, She reviewed the list of services available, and I opted to receive a large volume enema series from her, which included prostate massage, and several different nozzles, the last being some double inflatable.

Although it's been many years, I have fond memories of the clinic, and her ministrations. Mutual touching was allowed, and after we got better acquainted, encouraged. After a brief rest, I opted for a session with a very attractive brunette girl, only this time I gave her several enemas, and I was amazed at her capacity to hold a fairly large volume enema, and to enjoy, or at least appear to enjoy the entire process. Again, mutual touch was encouraged, and it was, at that time of my life one of the most erotic experiences I'd enjoyed. Sadly, I didn't have an opportunity to return to The Sherema Clinic for a second visit before it closed.

I used to have an extensive collection of Sherema mags. that is until my now ex-wife found them. I has heartsick to lose them but she insisted that I get rid of them.

Now that is a shame. And what did it ultimately accomplish? Not much it seems.

For some reason this reminds me of wives/SOs of (famous or not) artists going through the deceased's drawings/writings/letters/paintings or whatever and destroying what they don't like out of reasons of prudery or whatever. All to the chagrin of historians and collectors ... sigh sigh ...

Having never wasted my time being married, I can't understand why one spouse thinks they have the authority to go through everything of the other's and dispose of things without their permission. I would imagine if it were the man going through the woman's things and throwing them away that there would be a real problem.

I would imagine if it were the man going through the woman's things and throwing them away that there would be a real problem.

You just said a mouthful. But that is often the way things are.

My wife never had that tendency very much, though maybe it was because I was good at hiding things (in proverbial plain sight often). But talk about nosy, snoopy women and my sister takes the cake. She acted like it was a divine right of hers or something. Though to be fair she didn't actually throw my things away after snooping around, she'd take them along with her and come up with some lame 'borrowing' excuse when I noticed later.

And besides, to be fair, I don't think many wives simply threw things away. A far better tactic would be to pile them in sight and then issue an ultimatum - those (filthy) things go or I go.

@agracier says :

And besides, to be fair, I don't think many wives simply threw things away. A far better tactic would be to pile them in sight and then issue an ultimatum - those (filthy) things go or I go.

Agracier & I bet there would be many such instances took place simply because spouses considered the "ultimatum" their best weapon to counter any perceived problem. .Such as looming "obsessional" traits of the male character seen as being somewhat disgusting even threatening to their relationship if not removed /suppressed. Which is moreover not the case

I wonder what Ann Landers would say about a spouse throwing away a husband's magazines.