Running in the Corridor

When we were in 6th form a friend and I were chasing her brother along a corridor and got stopped by a teacher. We were taken to his classroom where we all had to bend over for six with the slipper.

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samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

We may disagree, but, i think there is no place for corporal punishment. It has never proven to work as a deterrent.

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2 I agree. If anything it was counter productive, presuming the intention was to maintain discipline and not simply for teachers to relieve their sexual frustrations.

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

@Sharon the latter would really be problematic.

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2 Why. I think it was quite common. Some schools totally exempted girls from CP. Why else would teachers in such schools choose to use CP on boys when they had other methods, that they had absolute confidence in, that they used with girls? Especially when such unfair treatment actually caused more discipline problems,

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

@Sharon Maybe, it is in my definition of sexual frustration, maybe they just "hate" boys, not that they want to see the penises.

smacked30D · 70-79, M

@samueltyler2 My father's slipper certainly worked on me !!

Sharon · F

@samueltyler2 They definitely had some ulterior, illegitimate, motive.