the girls that do the video
 

Do the girls react some or the spankings thay got growing up? just wanted to know.

Jill

Got my fair share
 

Typically I got the belt... OUCH!!

I got the belt and the slipper growing up

I don't think that I ever answered my own question. It was the switch, well applied, for me growing up. A fine old Southern tradition!

Lisa
 

After reading Lisa's post about getting the belt growing up, I'm thinking...is it just me or is she WAY overdue for that to happen again??? I'm especially thinking that after soooo many "spreading glitter" references. Geez.

LOL Gary I wouldn't know if Lisa is "overdue" for the belt but dang if I wouldn't mind seeing it happen :)

I didn't want to touch this one because it's a tender subject to me but here goes: I can count on one hand the number of times I got one of those "I want your attention" swats. The rest of the time, my mom's method of discipline was to go eyeball-to-eyeball to me and say "Behave". That was her polite way of saying "Not yet but you're close". I would take the hint and sit on my hands in fear.

My father used a belt. Did I say that already? I can't remember and am too lazy to go look it up. :rolleyes:

When I was *very* young, like under 10, my mom used a small wooden paddle that was oval like the paddle ball paddles.

'course, NOW, I like RG to use leather on me -- belts, straps, whatever - altho I had a fear of them when we first formed our relationship due to the two impressionable times it was used on me by my father.

sarah

You know Sarah, I'm betting (just a WILD stab) that RG is more skilled at using the leather than your dad was. Call it a hunch.

RG's never used a belt or strap on me in discipline - just play (sometimes quite hard, but still in play). That therein may be the difference, as I think if RG ever did use a belt or strap for discipline that I would consider it a bad thing.

Nope - with discipline comes the wood. :eek:

With pleasure comes the Canadian Prison Strap! :D

That seems to be a common trait among spankees : Leather is a "good" thing, wood is a "bad" thing. I've always said it's not the implement so much as the person who wields it as far as how the impact feels.