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She’s not afraid of Krampus. And in fact, she’s not the little girl he thought she was when he snuck into her bedroom to invade her dreams with Christmas terror. It was a trap, and he’s in it! Now she’s about to take away his silly little birch bundle and teach him a hard lesson about spreading holiday cheer:
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Yesterday’s Krampus-themed post at ErosBlog reminded me to go look for more Christmas-themed whippy-spanky porn. And I was not disappointed! This Holiday Punishment shoot features two bound submissives who seem to be in quite a lot of trouble:
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I don’t have much information about the 1980 porn flick “Olympic Fever” but apparently this bondage flogging scene was in it:
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Ladies and gentlemen, you cannot deny the one simple fact: this is the most generous, ample, bodacious, bootylicious, and amazing bottom that has ever been photographed under the discipline of the birch:
I am downright dejected to admit that I don’t have even a shred of provenance for this vintage sepia-toned birching photograph. If you know anything about its origins, please share!
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This is assuredly just a yoga class, but in an alternate universe timeline just slightly askew from our own, where strict domestic discipline is a near-universal practice supported by law and custom, it’s the Sunday morning mass public punishment session to which soccer moms, wine mommies, and MILFs of every description must report for strapping when so instructed by their annoyed husbands:
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Lesbian BDSM is obviously not a subject upon which I am any kind of expert, but I’ve always had a suspicion that women are the crueler sex. If this intense spanking scene were any basis to judge (which, it being merely one artist’s fantasy in ink, it surely is not) my suspicion would be vindicated:
Artwork is by Hanz Kovacq.
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Jessica, oh my! Caned at the blackboard in a dunce cap and made to write lines saying “I must not touch myself in class.” You naughty little pinup rabbit!
Provenance on this artwork is muddled. Art from an unknown original source was “improved” by touchup artist Doc Cylon, then perhaps also by a subsequent artist who added the cane lines.
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