Re: Emotional Pain -- A nice red bottom

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Subject: Re: Emotional Pain

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Karin_ven

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Date Posted: 13:50:55 10/01/23 Sun
In reply to: Rainy 's message, "Emotional Pain" on 08:42:37 10/01/23 Sun

Good quiestian.
I was spanked by Ann , my landlady ( long story, not for now)
I never felt humiliated getting my bottom bared or being put over the knee.
In my mind it was the way it was done and it was needed to give the spanking.

What bothered me was facing Ann after the spanking, often it was the next day.
Everybody in the family knew I got spanked so it was hard for me to face them.
Sitting down at the breakfast table finding out that my behind was stil very sore.

All moments that give a very awkward feeling that’s very embarrasing

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Author: Rainy [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 18:00:14 10/01/23 Sun The beauty of an spanking is that the physical and emotional pain suffered is only very temporary. Yes, the child's ego gets crushed, but it recovers. Do you think so? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]