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Subject: Re: How do you announce a spanking Author: Mork and Mindy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07:57:31 08/12/25 Tue In reply to: Jen 's message, "Re: How do you announce a spanking" on 14:03:59 08/11/25 Mon Good luck with College and nursing. A great profession! You may have noticed some girls here, Maddie's post of earlier today for example, get/give enemas along with spankings. A time honored tradition in our family. With your nurse training you'll be a pro if an enema is needed. Mindy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> Subject: Re: How do you announce a spanking Author: CaringThroughAction [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 09:05:52 09/17/25 Wed Nothing wrong at all living at home with your parents while in college. Fewer temptations that are potentially distracting. Your parents can continue to guide and help you as needed, and help bring you back in line if you lose school as a priority. Does that seem to be an issue with you, Jen? It was with a student I mentored a few years back. Nursing is a great field with so many paths you can take once you complete school and "get in the door". Good choice, and good luck. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]