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Subject: Re: The missing underwear Author: Shelly [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 07:29: am In reply to: Shelly 's message, "The missing underwear" on Thursday, July 03, 2025, 05:07: pm I called her mom early yesterday to make sure she didn't schedule some enemas for her because I did it here. With their relationship as it is she may not have even known sitter came here Monday evening. So they haven't done a clean out on her for several weeks because it has made the daughter so combative and belligerent. She is considering putting her in a boarding school. She told me about the one she is considering. I won't mention it by name but it is basically run by a cult leader religious sect. I checked it out and it doesn't sound nice. And it has had some run ins with authorities for abuse on the children. Mainly corporal physical punishment, privileges lost, and strict hair and clothing use. And, she said she asked them specifically if they could handle her dirty underwear issue from withholding. They told her they have several children on a bowel program with rectal intervention and daily toilet schedules. I can't let her do that. She says she has bought several new pair of underwear for her because they seldom make it to the dirty laundry. She has little appetite and is losing weight. I'm crushed and so worried about her. My oldest is still pissed off at me that I didn't let her give him his weekly enema while she was here and that I told him he is in for many years of weekly clean outs. He has promised me the fights are back now for his enemas. So now he has gotten combative with me and I'm sure his brother will be soon to follow. I've got so much on my plate I'm upset about it. It's just an enema! I got them and they didn't kill me. She needs them and I feel they are good for my boys' health as well. I'm not backing down. When I was shopping for the deep enema nozzle I saw that Amazon has literally dozens of different manufactured enema bags and cans and pumps and such. And they say 300 sold this month. 250 sold this month. Over 100 sold this month. That's just Amazon. There are a thousand or more other places to buy enema equipment. These aren't all bought by adult sexual partners or coffee enema fanatics. Kids with encopresis or constipation are getting enemas, or just mom's who feel a regular enema clean out is good for colon health as they grow up and develop bowel habits that are atrocious. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: The missing underwear Author: Maude [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 08:24: am Shelly I was a mom who got shaved and given enemas for all my labor and deliveries. It was the 1940s and '50s. The overwhelming majority of children of all ages then knew what a 3H or soapsuds enema or bulb enema was. Some think that kids don't get enemas now a days. The fact of the matter is the percentage of homes now that don't have enema equipment used on children may have gone down but I would argue with the explosion of population 80 years on and the recent statistics that indicate the high enema is making a come back that the actual number of children who have experienced a suppository or enema of some sort, yes including Fleet prepackaged, is larger now. One of my grand daughters works in a mom and pop pharmacy in a small city. When they have a sale on Fleet enemas, adult and child size, they are sold out in the first two hours of the first day of the sale and when the next shipment comes while the sale is still on they last literally minutes only on the shelf. Parents will buy several at a time. You have got to try to get your babysitter back with you. Do what it takes to sweet talk mom. If she is planning on spending thousands of dollars on boarding school you can offer her a sweet deal and still come out money ahead. You've got to get her back under your care. She doesn't need spankings and lost privileges. She needs a loving mom figure who understands her. And care about her. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: The missing underwear Author: AV [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 08:33: am Shelly, I do hope you intervene somehow. Her mom doesn’t understand at all. She is making it worse. Would you be willing to bring her back in for the school year? I hate to even suggest that. It’s too much responsibility. Have you reached out to the sitter? I hope she comes and helps with jr’s enema but they are going to want her to come every week. So much is happening all at once with this situation not including everything else in life taking place. I hope all things work out. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]