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He told her to fetch a switch, which she dutifully and promptly did. But now her look says “you’ve got to chase me if you actually want to give me a switching” and I believe she’s about to get what she wants:
Source of this photo is mysterious. It’s all over a bunch of Russian photo “sharing” sites, always described as “vintage” even though that’s highly doubtful. I would love a proper attribution if anybody has one!
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Kel Bowie came to the Paintoy studios today for two purposes only: to make small talk and to get her thighs punished. And she’s already completely out of chit-chat:
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From the department of “you hate to see stuff like that at this level of play”: Woman Loses Count of Spankings – Master Forced To Start Over.
Excerpt:
Many speculate that Yates made the mistake on purpose. According to close friend and fellow submissive Krista, “she had been complaining about not getting enough play lately, so maybe she just didn’t want it to stop. I mean, you mess up on fifteen or twenty and everyone understands, but 48? That is just suspicious.”
Story is credited to, but appears to have been substantially rewritten since its appearance in, The Daily Flogger.
The sadistic vision of Georges Pichard seems to be informed by a serious dislike of authority figures, who he depicts, always, as nasty beyond all reason. Likewise, the prisons and dungeons where he shows them off are veritable jamborees of sadistic nightmare. In this artwork from From La Perfection Chrétienne, there’s a harsh punishment underway in a seriously grim women’s prison:
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There’s some sort of altercation before the sorority Halloween party, but it’s being sorted out right vigorously by one of the older house girls. Honestly, I wasn’t paying attention to the details:
From Clare Fonda Pass.
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Just another sad case of “monkey see, monkey do” but the young man is paying with his bottom as always:
From the cover of The Skipper #156 (August 26, 1933).
Also, doesn’t the whole setup of that posh open-air tutorial on a desert island (visible there in the background, complete with waving palm trees) seem pretty nice?
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