Almost everyday until I was 14, my Mom asked me if I did a BM, and if not, when was my last BM. Her side of the family was totally obsessed with everyone's BMs, and I share some of that obsession. My Mom's solution to any illness was an enema but she only gave me two enemas that I remember. In 4th or 5th grade, I had a bad sore throat and was in bed for several days and didn't eat much. About the fourth day, my Mom asked me if I had to do a BM and told me to sit on the toilet and try. After about 10 minutes, she checked on me and I said "No BM". She got out the red enema bag, had me lay on my side on the bed, and gave me an enema; I got on the toilet, did a BM and went back to bed. A few days later, I was still in and out of bed with the sore throat, etc, and Mom asked if I had done a BM since the enema. I said I had not, so out comes the enema bag and the process was repeated. After that, I started eating more and could do a BM on my own so no more enemas. On another occassion, I hadn't done a BM in about 4 days, and she made me sit on the toilet and eat prunes; if they didn't work, the enema would be next. However, I did a BM so the enema bag stayed in the closet. Mom threatened me with a enema on other occasions but, she didn't carry through.
Many years later, I occasionally give myself an enema not necessarily to help with a BM, but just for the enjoyment. My interest in enemas was further peaked when I get enemas from someone before she uses a strap on on me. The enemas are quite enjoyable, and we have a lot of fun with the whole process.