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Really severe impact play scenes at Kink.com are by no means unheard of. Nonetheless, the recent shoot Rebel Rhyder Takes A Beating is right at the outside edge of anything I can remember from this source. It’s a dark, gritty, and super-intense fifty minutes.
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Is it the true mark of maturity to figure out, like EllaRose did, that all the punishments of your childhood are now goals?
Transcript:
You know what I just realized? All my childhood punishments have become goals as an adult. Eating healthy, being quiet in my room alone, going to bed by nine PM… and getting spanked when I’m a bad girl.
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When she’s really in trouble, her husband makes her wait for punishment in this exposed and vulnerable position:
From the December 1985 issue of Blushes magazine.
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How do you know this punished woman is a true lady? Because even while shackled to a post and getting whipped, she still has her heels on!
From Punished #1 (CalStar 1985).
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Hey, remember when Pale said she liked Cool Whip? Well, now she gets it more often:
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What happens when four young ladies on a chaperoned road trip get caught shoplifting? A paddling for the whole group!
From a Real Spankings shoot called “Road Trip” that dates all the way back to 2002.
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I never heard of whangee before Blake posted these photos:
Blake writes:
I’ve recently come into possession of a new cane. Made of whangee, it’s thick, dense, & knotted at intervals along its length. It’s an antique — they’re pretty pricey, and it’s a bit of a trick to find one without a rubber walking stick foot on the bottom.
After giving one naughty boy a sound thrashing with it, I said it was strange using an implement when I didn’t know what it felt like. Well. 12 strokes later, I can confirm it has a serious bite!
It turns out that whangee is a colonial Britishism for bamboo, and derives etymologically from a Chinese word (huáng) that means bamboo. However, cheap splintery bamboo canes have been a plague upon the spanking kink since forever. So I’m assuming there must be nuances of craftsmanship that distinguish a pricy whangee antique cane from your typical randomly-selected-by-pornographers-who-don’t-care unshaped and barely-finished stick of bamboo.
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