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Thong panties are perfect for this: they don’t protect her bottom from the cane, and they don’t do much to protect her modesty, such as it is; but they do make it easier to retain the buttplug as she writhes during her caning punishment.
From a defunct porn tumblr.
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I know it all comes down to the deft touch of the person swinging the flogger, but all those narrow tails on the whip make this look to me like it would be an intense and challenging bastinado experience:
I think this is from one of the old DDF Network sites, most of which have been migrated to Pornworld.
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I wish I had a better version of this 1970s-looking snapshot. My interpretation: a grinning wife getting an over-the-knee spanking from her husband. Happy wife, happy life!
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At first he was very charming, and she enjoyed quitting her crappy job to go live with her new big strong “Daddy”. She never even minded getting spanked! But lately he’s gotten awfully grumpy and strict:
Artwork is by AltCor.
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I’ve discussed before the complex interaction between fraternity and sorority spanking rituals as a rich fantasy substrate, versus the facts-as-they-are that real-world hazing abides solidly on the unpleasant and unerotic spectrum between bullying and abuse. Nonetheless, and precisely because these scenarios are enjoyed as fantasy by so many in our community, I sometimes cannot resist sharing historical examples of “Greek life” spanking photography for whatever fetish fuel value it may have:
I have pondered, but I cannot decide whether the long sword is a ritual symbol of authority in this scene, or whether this is a “flat of the blade” sort of additional spanking implement.
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Bare asses at the Hot Spot Cafe? And three out of the four asses are cute? You can’t tell me this isn’t turning into a spanking scene:
Alas, I have not actually seen Wild Gals Of The Naked West, but it’s said to be a Russ Meyer nudie-cutie Western from 1962.
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Never piss off the head eunuch, not unless you like whip welts:
Artwork is by Margaret Brundage and originally graced the cover of a Weird Tales magazine.
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