Experiences with Medical and Disciplinary Enemas and Suppositories

As a child, enemas and suppositories were common occurrences, reflecting various health and disciplinary needs. In this article, we will explore the experiences of individuals who have been subjected to these medical and disciplinary procedures, focusing on their stories and reactions to these practices.

Tummy Aches and Suppositories

Tummy aches often led to the use of suppositories, a simpler yet more uncomfortable method for relieving constipation. As a three or four-year-old child, the author vividly remembers the first time a glycerine suppository was administered. The process was embarrassing, and the discomfort was quite significant. This experience highlights the physical and psychological impact of suffering through medical procedures without the benefit of full comprehension.

Daily Enemas in the 1990s

During the 1990s, the author was frequently given enemas, not as a form of punishment but as part of a routine medical regimen. These enemas, usually administered through a double balloon rectal catheter by the author's mother, were a mix of water and liquid hand soap, specifically Soft Soap, to maintain a thick consistency. The enemas often lasted 10 to 15 minutes, during which time the author had to retain the mixture. The retention period was necessary to ensure that the treatment was effective.

Master Bedroom Enemas

One former master had an unusual interest in enemas, using an inflatable anal enema plug to fill the author with hot soapy water. The experience was extremely uncomfortable and embarrassing, making it painful to move or be in public. This story emphasizes the psychological impact of such practices on an individual's self-esteem and social interactions.

Diaper Discipline

The author also recounts the experience of diaper discipline, a form of punishment and discipline that was used when they were a bedwetter. Diaper discipline entailed wearing diapers 24/7, including to school and public places. Rules included sucking a pacifier and wearing only a diaper and T-shirt. The visibility of the diapers served as a constant reminder of the condition and a means of bonding with parents during diaper changes. This period of time, though uncomfortable, led to a deeper connection with the family and a realization of past behavioral issues.

Current Diaper Usage

Although the author is now free of bedwetting and does not wear diapers for medical reasons, they continue to wear them for comfort, especially at night. The dependency on diapers has become a part of their routine, reflecting how past experiences have shaped current behaviors and preferences.

Understanding the experiences of individuals who have undergone such procedures can provide insight into the psychological and emotional impacts of these treatments. While some find them necessary and effective, others find them uncomfortable and sometimes humiliating. The stories shared here highlight the importance of compassion and understanding in all medical and disciplinary practices.

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img src altDiaper Discipline