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Subject: Re: Soiling Solutions and The Clean Kid Manual

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Shelly

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Date Posted: Sunday, December 14, 2025, 09:48: am
In reply to: AV 's message, "Re: Soiling Solutions and The Clean Kid Manual" on Friday, December 12, 2025, 06:15: pm

Well she is a puzzle. She sassed me Thursday after school when I made her mad because her guy friend needed to leave. I needed to give her her enemas so she could go home after school Friday for the weekend and then her parents will bring her back here Sunday late afternoon or evening and I will need a bowel movement from her on Sunday eve. Friday morning I had to get stern with her just to get her to drink her Metamucil. I'm starting to see the defiance her mom always tells me about. So anyway, yesterday morning bright and early she shows up with her friend that had asked me about an enema clean out for herself because her mom gives her suppositories sometimes. And they have come to give our little guys their enemas. And everybody is all happy and excited to do the enemas. I had them give both the boys their enemas at the same time, one in the house bathroom and the other in my master bathroom. That worked out well and it didn't take all day. I gave them 30 dollars to go get them something to eat and they were both so talkative and happy and giddy like they had just been to a really nice party and had so much fun. And yet when it is time for her to stool for me or get her enemas she is a totally different personality. Does her brain actually go into a different age similar to like the movie Sybil? I don't know. I think she does disassociate to some degree when I have her on the toilet for me. It's not the suppository or the enema so much that I see a different personality but once she is on the toilet and feels she can't defeat it and is going to have to let it out that she seems she just has turns into some one else. I know that was always the worse part for me after the initial shock of my first few enemas. I'm in my bedroom on the toilet chair and I'm going to be there for a while and my little sister will let someone sweet talk her into letting them in our shared bedroom so they can see that I have had my enema and I'm now sitting trying to get it back out. I know at those moments I wanted so bad to be somewhere else and not there trying to poop it all back out. But I never learned how to actually disassociate or take on another person and not be myself at that moment. I just sat there unable to leave and being visited by other kids in the family or step mom to see if I'm done yet. I to this day feel different when I'm on the toilet to poop or get my enemas back out than I do to pee. Sitting to pee is just so non issue, so normal feeling but sitting to poop is slightly anxiety filled for me. Kitten Paw you are right of course. The friend asked about my text with her mom and again said that her mom won't give her an enema because she doesn't know how to give them but that she gets really uncomfortable sometimes and even the suppository doesn't work to make her feel better. I told her when her mom and I get together we maybe will talk about how I can teach her mom how to clean her out when she gets really plugged up. She said she would like that because she asked her mom to let her go get colonics and her mom said no.

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Date Posted: Sunday, December 14, 2025, 01:36: pm

Shelly,
Here are my flooded thoughts as I was reading your post. First, when its someone else's enema and time on the toilet, sitter is ok, but when it’s her, she has to face her fear, her nastiness, her ugh moment. I don’t know if I would take anything personal, but I might address feelings to sitter. She really needs to understand that you understand her. I am glad she is showing up for the boys, that means a lot.
Second, oh my, this statement, “but once she is on the toilet and feels she can't defeat it and is going to have to let it out” hit home to me. You know I was a fighter and holder up to the bitter end of releasing it. I just lost the enema battle having to go over mom’s lap and receive an enema and now I am sitting on the toilet. Still believing I can fight the urges. For me, it was the pain associated with going. I produced 3 feet baseball bats that yes would clog the toilet at times. And now I have soapy water inside of me. At that young age, I didn’t understand the science behind my bowels and soapy water. I thought I could release a little water release a little more water and I could defeat this enema without having a movement, but of course that’s not what happened when I realized I was not gonna win this battle and I was defeated. I lifted my legs, took a deep breath and relaxed. I felt like I was possessed. The enema took over. I was a vessel, a container, to be filled and emptied.
Finally, I was thinking about our ole friend Krissy, how she managed to give all those enemas, she had a child in separate bathrooms and giving two to three enemas and rinses. Personally, I wouldn’t teach mom at first, I would ask if you could give her daughter and enema to get her started on her journey and at least be cleaned out properly so her daughter would know how to do it and how it feels than teach the mom if the daughter wants to continue or become an enema family like Krissy and have all the bathrooms filled with those two girls and clean them out together. Crazy thought I know.

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