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>It seemed to me, that in my family where I was the >only male in most cases, that my sisters and mom more >frequently were utilizing the enema bag and bulb. It >was always hanging to dry or sitting on the vanity. >Only when dad was home for short periods, did he seem >to be on the receiving end. > >The difference that was noticeable to me, was that >when I got an enema, it seemed far more punitive and >off putting to mom or grandma. When my sisters got an >enema, it seemed to be a positive and nurturing event. >They were praised for being "good girls for their >enema" and often rewarded with a treat. > >They got their enemas on the bed after they were >older. The enemas on the table, when they were young >toddlers, ended as they got older. I got my in the >cold tub. If I complained or resisted, a spanking was >more common. > >As we became adults, my older sister reminded me of >some of those enema events. We laughed about them in >hindsight. She didn't mind those enemas when young and >seldom used them later in life, even though she was a >nurse. I, on the other hand, found them to be a rather >simple procedure and pleasure. > > >>Ladies, if you got enemas growing up, did you and your >>sisters get enemas more frequently than your brothers >>did? >> >>There was definitely a double standard in our home. >>My mother gave me a lot more enemas than she gave my >>brother. And I got them to a later age than he did.

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