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Subject: Re: A no drama household.

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Kitten Paw

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Date Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2026, 08:03: am
In reply to: Summer 's message, "Re: A no drama household." on Saturday, March 28, 2026, 11:32: am

Hi Summer, to bad you never got give your brothers their enemas when they were started on them. I'm an only child but my mom was a nurse for a clinic that treated kids mostly who pooped in their pants as older kids or who wet the beds. At her clinic they didn't order laxatives it was always a clean out of the colon with enemas and then suppositories or enemas to make them go regularly.

They didn't do the enemas at the clinic and mom said about half of the families never came back because they wanted a pill for what the problem was and they would not give enemas.

Mom would go on her own time about twice a week to help get a kid started on enemas to get them cleaned out to start and I got to go with her some times for a few years. It is awesome watching the little boys do the drama queen and then give them their first ever clean out. Sorry you never got to do that.

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Summer
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Date Posted: Saturday, April 11, 2026, 09:42: pm

I'm sorry you have to have spankings Kitten Paw. I read most of your past posts. That would be awful. We have a very loving Dad. We don't get punished when we do something wrong. We just a get a little talking to and he lets us know that he is disappointed in what we did.

I hear what you say about having to go to the gynecologist to get fitted for your contraception ring. My sister has had a boyfriend for over a year. She had to go too and mom had him put her on the pill. She cried on the way to the clinic and she was so wound up with anxiety sitting in the waiting room waiting to go back that she just couldn't sit still. But she got through it.

Enemas really aren't sexual for me at all. I still want mom to give me my enemas most of the time because I start to get so full I feel like I can't take any more and want to stop and get on the toilet.

Shaving would not go over well with my mom. I don't like having hair because I liked it when I was totally smooth too like you do. It just feels different and you remember the sensations of rubbing down there when you were smooth.

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Shelly
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 14, 2026, 06:01: pm

Summer how about your four brothers. They are all younger than you right. So they get their enemas from mom right. You say they fought at first. Do they feel okay with having to have regular clean outs like you and your sister or do they complain about their enemas still? My boys are like hot and cold. They fight over who gets their next enema from sitter who is about your age but say I'm mean when they have to have their enema from me.

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