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Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Bonnie's Kid [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Sunday, November 10, 2024, 08:47: pm In reply to: Shelly 's message, "Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"?" on Saturday, November 09, 2024, 08:13: am Shelly, I find it interesting that your doctor inquired about your BM's when younger. Our pediatrician, and his nurse Marge, used to grill myself and my mom about BM's whenever they were seeing me in the office or on a housecall. According to my older sister, I was frequently constipated and complaining of tummy aches which prompted mom to call the doctor. I thought he was rather gruff when he used to tell mom "just give that kid an enema". Needless to say, I got plenty of enemas as a youngster. I was threatened with enemas as well. Mom and grandma did not hesitate to give me or my older sister enemas if our BM's did not occur daily. I've posted that staying home from school or church was likely going to result in an enema, especially if I complained of a tummy ache or not feeling well. Enema time was rather contentious as I resisted and often got spanked as well. It wasn't until I was a bit older that an enema evoked some rather enjoyable sensations. I had begun self administration at age 6 as an attempt to avoid a date with mom, and/or grandma, and the red enema bag that embarrassed me to no end. Even though I was pretty secretive, in hindsight I suspect that they knew I was using the enema bag myself. I came to realize and believe that enemas were a reasonable way to manage my BM's rather than deal with those other issues that you, or your associates did. I anonymously discuss enemas outside of a few very close relationships. I believe my kids and grandkids might benefit from an enema now and then. I still enjoy the R&R that a good enema triggers, but avoid the suggestions due to my own obsessions. I would only suggest that you carefully administer to your kids, and try to teach them self care along the way, inasmuch as I really disliked my mom and grandma, although I've come to realize they were merely trying to accomplish what was best for me and my older sister. Best to you!!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Kitten Paw [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, November 30, 2024, 05:48: am For sure! She is just fantasizing what it would be like for me to have mom's enemas. And you are right about teens being brave on social media about things they would never say to your face. Guys are the worst. They are so brave to talk about sexual stuff when they can post it and don't have to look you in the face. So here is a lady that my mom knows and is always talking about their kids enemas. The oldest girl in this video is in high school now. Still gets weekly enemas with mom's special herb formulas. youtube.com/watch?v=vyCiqhbrEhg [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sunday, December 01, 2024, 10:08: am Kitten Paw, There is a book written many years ago by Dr. Kloss called "Back to Eden". It is a study in the use of herbs as oral treatments, as packs for topical application, and as rectal implants or enemas. Well over half of all medications we buy from pharmacies are derivatives of plant and animal compounds. Some people may laugh at this mom's approach to health of her family but there is real health benefits to enemas with natural plant compounds if you know the benefits and influences each has on the body. With your interest in posting on here and your admitting that you have feigned not feeling well so you could have an enema tells me you wish you were on a weekly enema routine and I think you should tell your mom you would like to be cleaned out once a week. You can give yourself enemas. You are old enough and they are not rocket science. But, I think you like submitting to mom for her enemas. You like that close intimate attention like you got when she changed your diapers. Tell her! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Kitten Paw [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sunday, December 01, 2024, 05:07: pm Ok so you are partly right. I get excited when mom tells me in the car on the way home from school or at the dinner table that I need an enema before bed but when I'm actually getting her enema I hate it for real. If I could make her stop it I would. And she walks in on me while I'm sitting and makes me stand so she can see how I'm doing and says see you were really backed up. I only like thinking about when she will give me my next enema but my heart just pounds and I feel so degraded when she is giving me one. Does that make any sense? I stuffed my self with turkey and stuffing and pie for two days and I didn't say anything to her but I felt stuffed myself all day Saturday and when I didn't each any lunch she told me I was getting an enema last night. I got so excited but then I dreaded it when she called me to the bathroom. Her enemas are so large and I cramp really bad and I just want it to be over so I can go to bed. And yes I admit I will then go to bed and try to orgasm reliving the horrible enema she just gave me. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly (same here) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, December 07, 2024, 05:51: pm You are just like I was Kitten Paw. Except I knew I would be getting an enema soon if it had been two weeks since my last because all 7 of us got an enema twice a month. And, I knew I had to tell stepmom when I started my period because I had to have an enema on the first night of my period. I would get excited and feeling of dread at the same time when I had to tell her I was starting my period. I felt excited because it was like asking her if I could have an enema tonight when I told her and yet my heart was pounding and I would picture myself lying on my bed with her enema nozzle in me giving me my enema and so not wanting it to happen but at the same time looking forward to the excitement of it. Like sitting down to watch a horror movie but dreading the really scary part and not sure you want it to happen. I assume you haven't yet given yourself an enema, right, or have you. You will soon because they will become more stimulating for you sexually and you will want that stimulation. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]