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oneofnine · 70-79, M
My father used the cane. My mother used slipper and cane. If my father wanted to punish me for misbehaviour in the garden he cut his own switch from the clump of hazel by the wall at the far end of the garden. I got it shorts and pants down, bending over.
Disciplinarian · 61-69, M
What a stepfather, what rituals! I never heard of a parent growing a bush for the express purpose of switching, but then again, a woman of 19 told me how her dad bought a sleigh bed in her view for the specific purpose of having her and her sister stand at the foot of the bed and then up right over the high footboard for CP sessions, bottoms high!
Caned4doz · 61-69, M
I can barely imagine what being beaten with a switch would be like. I did get the cane plenty of times in school, but I think a freshly cut switch would be worse. I imagine that the extra flexibility (compared to a cane) would mean the switch would wrap around the buttocks a lot more, striking the sides of the hips and the thighs.
After a punishment from your stepfather, was there evidence visible to others; say marks lower down on your legs and showing below shorts?
After a punishment from your stepfather, was there evidence visible to others; say marks lower down on your legs and showing below shorts?
ArishMell · 70-79, M
Admittedly from understanding my penchant for consensual, adults-only spanking games, I can't help wondering if your step-father and others like him inflicted severe, ritual beatings for their own, hidden motives beyond genuine punishment...
westfield · 70-79, M
@updown2020 Very perceptive... my step-father was far more lenient with the children he 'begat' (wonderful old word!) than with the three of us he 'acquired'
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@westfield Indeed.
In fact Charles Dickens addressed that very point about [step]-fathers inheriting their cruelty, and teachers using thuggery to hide their incompetence and hatred of children, in David Copperfield and Nicholas Nickleby - and that in the 19C.
[Edited to correct a typo.]
In fact Charles Dickens addressed that very point about [step]-fathers inheriting their cruelty, and teachers using thuggery to hide their incompetence and hatred of children, in David Copperfield and Nicholas Nickleby - and that in the 19C.
[Edited to correct a typo.]
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@updown2020 Yes, they probably would even if a bit more cautiously, and there are people boasting about being like that elsewhere on SW. I avoid them.
updown2020 · 61-69, M
If you have kids did you treat them the same way?
westfield · 70-79, M
@updown2020 we never had children, so couldn't put that to the test! No idea how things would have turned out...
Carazaa · F
What???🥺🤗