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Subject: Re: Moving forward with 16 yr. old withholder

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AV

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Date Posted: Thursday, March 13, 2025, 08:43: pm
In reply to: Shelly 's message, "Moving forward with 16 yr. old withholder" on Thursday, March 13, 2025, 07:08: am

Shelly,
The truth is, I personally, felt sad for jr. Jr was the first to get enemas from the sitter and the first to have a crush on her. Then little jr steps in and jr is pushed out. I know you enjoy giving enemas. Rightfully so, you’re the mom. Be glad they are still getting a good clean out, not fighting the enemas any longer.
The only thing I fear now is sitter hurting jr’s feelings by not being there to give him his enema. I would be pissed. Also know, sitter isn’t going to always be there because she is growing up but your boys will be there and enemas will always be a part of their life. Your wish of giving a girl an enema is still there plus not any girl but your cute babysitter you wished you could give an enema too. I would enjoy given an enema to her if I was you.
Who is to say you can’t give the boys an enema when you decide as well.
Thank you for keeping us updated.

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Date Posted: Thursday, March 13, 2025, 09:56: pm

AV, She is on the toilet now with her rinse. She still struggles with her emotions when it comes to getting an enema but she knows it has to be done. Yes my oldest kept asking on Sunday evenings to wait just a little longer to see if babysitter would come early so he could have his enema from her. I just like the idea of sending him off to school Monday mornings with an empty colon and rectum so he has no idea about withholding like I started to at his age. But all is well now. She will be here on Mon. eve and Wed. eve for each of them to get their enema from her. I still get to give a bulb enema for their required every other day bowel movement once in a while. Usually they each will poop after getting home from school or shortly after dinner but once in a while they need a bulb enema to get it out. Yes I relive those years as a teenager and getting my enemas that I hated as I am giving her her enemas. I maybe did not need those enemas I was given but she does. I fantasize I could be her and she is giving me the enema but oh well.

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