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The apple in her mouth is not a gag. No, the issue is that she seems to have been careless with her teeth during her last blowjob. So now she’s being punished. And if the skin of the apple shows any marks after this spanking, there will be another spanking on top of this one, and so forth until her “Daddy” runs out of apples. He’s got a lot of apples:
From The Upper Floor, which is now a Kink Unlimited channel.
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Depending on how badly this girl hates her music lesson and how big the crush she has on her music teacher, this lesson is either going badly or very well indeed:
Vintage spanking photograph is from the legendary Biederer (Ostra) studio of Paris.
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She heard a story about a hairbrush spanking and wondered how that would feel. However, the first swat she gave herself was rather incautiously hard. Ouch!
From The Life Erotic.
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Pandora Blake was recently interviewed by Erika Lust on a wide variety of topics, not least of which includes the current status of the UK’s horrid Digital Economy Bill and its effect on Pandora’s Dreams Of Spanking website. (She expects to be put out of business by the adult verification costs and content restrictions, but she is “trying to find a way to survive” and “rise from the ashes like a phoenix.”)
The entire interview is worth your time, but I’m mentioning it here because Pandora gave a wonderfully simple answer that says something I’ve struggled in the past to express using many more words:
Q: Why do you think people have trouble associating feminism with submission?
A: I think it stems from the second-wave feminist ideology that has done an analysis of the oppression of women, and has developed all of these suspicions that some ways that women behave is the result of patriarchal indoctrination — particularly around sex. There’s this idea of “false consciousness”, that if a woman complies with patriarchal expectations and claims to enjoy it, she must be brainwashed and not know her own mind. It’s a really simplistic analysis that erases individual agency.
I’ve called that “really simplistic analysis” totalitarian, which tends to make second-wave feminists angry at me. If you tell a woman she doesn’t know her own mind, you’re telling her that you (or someone else, at least) knows it better than she does. From there, it’s a very short step to the place where you (or someone) is telling her what to do, because she doesn’t know her own mind. That’s more Stalinist than feminist, in any analysis that makes sense to me.
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Charlotte Sartre thought she was going in to the tattoo parlor for more ink. But she got some extra spanking services she was never expecting. I guess she shouldn’t have tried to treat the artist as a servant, eh?
From Whipped Ass.
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Check out the chest hair on the man doing the spanking in this photograph. It’s positively exploding out of the neck of his shirt:
This photo was a Tumblr find; despite my best efforts, I can’t source it.
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