| Subject: My Story part 7: lesson learned from my brothers |
Author: AV
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Date Posted: Monday, July 07, 2025, 06:44: am
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AV
's message, "My Story retold once more" on Thursday, June 05, 2025, 04:09: am
I decided I would come journal.
Iowa One of the most vivid memories is of my brothers. They were 7-8 years older than me and many times did not want me, their younger brother hanging around. They also knew the house rules of my enemas that mom laid out especially about if I was caught straining i would get an enema. When they didn’t want me around, they would warn me if I didn’t leave them alone or go somewhere they would tell mom they caught me straining. Stubborn me, at first, tested them, and to teach me a lesson, they would tell me they caught me straining, all the way, red face, sitting legs crossed. I denied and cried of course, and depending on if mom sent me directly to the bathroom or if I was older and waited until after bath, those were resisting and fighting days. I think mom caught on eventually, but she would always say, “well it’s too late, if I made the enema, you’re getting the enema.” The fight was on. I made up my little mind I was not getting that enema. I refused to go over that lap. I threw a fit, cried, pulling away as mom was tugging me closer. Mom eventually got me over her lap, but i continued to wiggle, kick my feet, reach back with my hand to stop her, with a lot of crying, until, mom called my brothers in to help. Of course they came in smiling knowing this was a teaching moment from them to me. More wiggling and a lot of crying as my brothers took their place and gripped my arms and legs and got me in place and held me tight. The kicking and reaching back stopped. There I was going through my other motions of “hurry up!”, “get it out!” and “i gotta go” as I was now over that lap, getting that enema plus the threaded third bulb since my brothers were called. Then finally my last automation of me gripping the side of the toilet, lifting my legs, and relaxing as I empty and I heard those words, “that wasn’t so bad after all.”
Afterwords, my brothers went on their way without me and mom even had peace and quiet and no grumpiness as I lay once again in my bed napping, exhausted, and emptied.
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