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Subject: Re: How hard do they cry, how long do you let them cry?

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Greta
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Date Posted: 22:12:50 01/02/25 Thu
In reply to: Nancy 's message, "Re: How hard do they cry, how long do you let them cry?" on 16:29:17 01/02/25 Thu

Nancy, Yes, mom made sure all our spankings ending up with us dancing.
Our howling/hopping was evidence we'd been properly spanked, as what boy/girl would jump up and down half-naked unless their backsides were blazing?
And it's so true when I came off the lap I didn't care what I was showing or who was watching because my whole world was about rubbing my burning bottom.

Yes, then the embarrassment sets in and it's satisfying to see a boy/girl slowly stop prancing, settle into deep sobs and suddenly look around and their faces turn even redder and crumple into frowns as they realize everyone just watched them exhibiting themselves like that.

Not sure if your son/daugher are at the most embarrassing ages, for me it was 12 - 14 when being spanked in front of witnesses was mortifying .

>Hi Cherie,
>
>Beautiful description. I too have noticed as my son
>has gotten older that he arches his back and presses
>his hips into my lap. I believe he is desperately
>trying to get any ounce of relief he can from
>anywhere. Maybe he always moved this much but it was
>easier to control? Or maybe hes moving more as hes
>discovered that perhaps some relief can come from a
>drag or wiggle here or there. It doesn't seem to help
>though. Hes always bawling and dancing hands on cheeks
>like hes stuck in the last part of the Macarena dance.

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> >Nancy, Yes, mom made sure all our spankings ending >up with us dancing. > Our howling/hopping was evidence we'd been properly >spanked, as what boy/girl would jump up and down >half-naked unless their backsides were blazing? > And it's so true when I came off the lap I didn't >care what I was showing or who was watching because my >whole world was about rubbing my burning bottom. > > Yes, then the embarrassment sets in and it's >satisfying to see a boy/girl slowly stop prancing, >settle into deep sobs and suddenly look around and >their faces turn even redder and crumple into frowns >as they realize everyone just watched them exhibiting >themselves like that. > > Not sure if your son/daugher are at the most >embarrassing ages, for me it was 12 - 14 when being >spanked in front of witnesses was mortifying . > > > > > >>Hi Cherie, >> >>Beautiful description. I too have noticed as my son >>has gotten older that he arches his back and presses >>his hips into my lap. I believe he is desperately >>trying to get any ounce of relief he can from >>anywhere. Maybe he always moved this much but it was >>easier to control? Or maybe hes moving more as hes >>discovered that perhaps some relief can come from a >>drag or wiggle here or there. It doesn't seem to help >>though. Hes always bawling and dancing hands on cheeks >>like hes stuck in the last part of the Macarena dance.
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