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Subject: Re: Why do we do this? Author: Chris to Richard [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:58:19 06/28/09 Sun In reply to: Chris 's message, "Why do we do this?" on 21:48:25 06/26/09 Fri My early enemas were certainly not “traumatic”. Not very often and not very large. Mom would give me a few ounces of warm water with a bulb syringe. It didn’t hurt. Actually I thought it felt kinda good. I was probably no more than seven or eight when I gave myself my first enema with that bulb. Later mom switched to the bag. She prepared the bag while I wrapped a bath towel around me. She would lift the corner of the towel, spread my cheeks and slide it in. She would hand the clamp to me and I would be in control. She would say call me if you need help and leave the room. I loved the feel of the water going in me but in those days I probably only took a pint to a quart. I was maybe 20 or so and in my own place before I had the guts to give myself a full bag. It took several tries. I had to prove to myself I could do it. Since an enema was not a bad thing for me, I can sort of understand how this thing could develop. I really don’t understand your logic for why the people who say their enemas were “traumatic” continue to do it. I would think if the memory of their enemas was so bad, they would avoid having to take another enema ever again. That’s why I think it is an addiction. Otherwise why do it? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]