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There’s no spanking or caning in this sequence of photos of Phoenix Marie tied with her ass in the air. But if a woman somehow accidentally (“Whoopsie!”) found herself in that position at my house, it would be a totally different story:
Don’t believe me? Just ask Bethie…
Image credit is Sexually Broken; via Bondage Blog.
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And boy howdy, does she know it!
From an old Kane magazine, I think.
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The thing I enjoy about the schoolmistress in this Lupus caning scene is that she’s not so much stern as administrative in her demeanor — she’s got real teaching paperwork to do, this is an interruption of her routine, it’s necessary but unpleasant, and she regrets that these smart and promising girls can’t seem to stay focused on learning. Her only desire is to get this done smoothly and professionally:
You’ll note her professionalism extends to a thorough marking of students who require punishment. Don’t think it doesn’t!
Image credits: Lupus.
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Here’s another 2003 post updated; a small Paula Meadows image from an old Janus magazine rediscovered in hi-res glory.
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Virgin warriors, it turns out, offend the patriarchy. And the patriarchy has whips:
From the Dofantasy comic Chinese Warlord’s Sex Slaves: Public Punishment.
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Bondage Blog takes on the mechanics of writing yourself as a submissive character, and argues at length that even if you’re lower-casing yourself for submissive style points, you should make an exception for initial capitals at the beginnings of sentences.
What Bondage Blog should have asked: if you’re lower-casing yourself as a self-minimization measure, what the heck are you doing placing yourself as the subject of a sentence, rather than the object?
An OTK spanking for tightly-tied bondage girl Sarah Jane Ceylon. Look sharp and you can see another girl watching from a cage in the background:
Image credits: Real Time Bondage.
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