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Subject: Re: Warning Spanks?

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Megan
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Date Posted: 14:57:31 10/23/24 Wed
In reply to: Amanda J 's message, "Warning Spanks?" on 23:41:55 10/22/24 Tue

Amanda:

Over clothes, or less if they are wearing less. I usually just give 1 or 2 and it is to get their attention and they proceed the verbal warning. It's like spank, spank listen to me followed by the warning. I think they are effective particularly for boys who seem to pay better attention after the spank, spank part.

I've also give quite a few get moving spanks mostly to boys whether my son or grandson.

The other categories I will throw in is get out of the way spanks or sit down spanks. Those were more often than not for my daughter who seemed to like sticking her bottom out and bending over furniture or a counter so I couldn't get past her, or kneeling on a kitchen chair bottom out and just in that perfect position to give her a smack and tell her to sit down properly.

Get out of the way, sit down, and hurry up spanks were more fun type ones generally speaking so they perhaps do not belong in this discussion. I don't think many real spankings followed although the odd one for hurry up did occur.

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>Amanda: > >Over clothes, or less if they are wearing less. I >usually just give 1 or 2 and it is to get their >attention and they proceed the verbal warning. It's >like spank, spank listen to me followed by the >warning. I think they are effective particularly for >boys who seem to pay better attention after the spank, >spank part. > >I've also give quite a few get moving spanks mostly to >boys whether my son or grandson. > >The other categories I will throw in is get out of the >way spanks or sit down spanks. Those were more often >than not for my daughter who seemed to like sticking >her bottom out and bending over furniture or a counter >so I couldn't get past her, or kneeling on a kitchen >chair bottom out and just in that perfect position to >give her a smack and tell her to sit down properly. > >Get out of the way, sit down, and hurry up spanks were >more fun type ones generally speaking so they perhaps >do not belong in this discussion. I don't think many >real spankings followed although the odd one for hurry >up did occur.
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