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Subject: Re: Kitten Paw: share a story

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Shelly

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Date Posted: Monday, December 23, 2024, 06:30: pm
In reply to: Kitten Paw 's message, "Re: Kitten Paw: share a story" on Monday, December 23, 2024, 04:18: pm

Hey AV,

So I don't want this board to get shut down like the other one did because some think it was shut down because some how mom's don't know best and if they also get a little pleasure out of giving their child an enema which in her maternal opinion could use a good cleaning out for his or her long term colon health. I don't take pleasure in traumatizing him. If he needed daily insulin injections and he was terrified of needles and the pain of needles would I stop giving him his insulin? Hell No! I am an enema mom because my step mom was an enema mom and I feel like she did that kids left to their own devices will start pooping every two or three days. 30 minutes after you eat your colon tries to make you poop. Think about that! Colon cancer is on the rise in younger and younger adults. I'm his mom and I say he needs these enemas. Take me to court! So here goes------ Sitter and I had to hunt him down. His brother said he last saw him headed to his bedroom. Yep, in his closet. I told him to go get in the bathroom and get on the toilet and try to poop for me. He declined! Sitter grabbed one wrist and I grabbed the other wrist and we escorted him to the bathroom. He did not make us drag him but when we got to the bathroom and I started undressing him the fight was on. We both got hit and or scratched. I'm not going to give blow by blow but he got a few in. He lost his opportunity to try to give me a bowel movement and got the suppository straight away. We let him go but he is naked now from the waist down so I know he is likely going to poop on the toilet and not the floor or somewhere in his bedroom when the suppository kicks in so sitter and I got watch some tv with one eye on the path to the bathroom. When he heads to the bathroom we follow. Sitter blocks the door so he can't leave while I take the enema bag to the kitchen to get a nice warm enema ready for him. The biggest fight was over getting his pants taken off and getting his suppository now he is pretty much resigned to his fate but he did fight us a little. Just telling us he doesn't like enemas and he doesn't like us while he is getting his oil checked and then his tank fueled with regular. Unleaded of course. Yeah he hates both of us until the next morning and then turns his wrath on his brother because his brother now likes sitter's enemas and teases him about he is a big baby when it's his enema time and he acts like a two year old.

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Date Posted: Monday, December 23, 2024, 07:16: pm

Shelly,
I agree with you 100%. I can’t take another site shut down because of foolish thinking. This site is called “Doctors who made house calls”, what you are doing as a mom is preventing that from happening. If you go back months in this forum, the administer of the site says this is a forum that can be used for the other forum that was shut down. I am as you know a huge fan of therapeutic healing through writing. So many have experienced enemas and have been traumatized through them and have no one to turn to or no place to go to feel free to open up and receive healing through writing and sharing.
I support you and what you are doing. I am actually glad junior is coming arounf to enjoy his enemas through the sitter. Jr2 is a different beast. He has entered his brother’s enema world two years early and trying to find a way out but actually his brother might help him come to enjoy his enemas by what he is saying to him if reverse psychology works on jr2.
I was a fighter as well with mom and lost that enema war everytime but it didn’t stop me from continuing. It wasn’t until i started giving them to myself that i feel in love with enemas. I don’t know what’s going to happen to jr2. He may have to be continued to be tamed until he finally gives up. You and the sitter are in control but he doesn’t realize it. As I’ve said before once the enema or even the suppository is in him, the war is over, he only has one chose, to sit and produce.

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