Each day in September, I will be posting a question about submission, along with two responses- the first written five years ago and the second from today. I welcome all who wish to join in this exercise to post your own answers in the comments, adjusting the question if necessary to suit your own roles … Continue reading 30 Days of Submission: Day 7
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Book of the Month: The Alien’s Little Girl by Rose St. Andrews
I enjoy vanilla science fiction novels, but it's been a while since I've read a spanking-centred one. The Alien's Little Girl by Rose St. Andrews was a delightful read. While this novel is set in an alien world in the distant future, the futuristic elements take something a backseat here, serving mostly to establish a … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Alien’s Little Girl by Rose St. Andrews
Leading and Learning: Reluctance and Discipline
From the Sarah Saga Sarah woke in a sweat from a disjointed dream in which shadowy figures stared down menacingly, various acquaintances giving her intense looks of disappointment, and of a certain hairbrush. . . Sarah rolled over and reached for the glass of water on the bedside locker, its contents warmed to room temperature … Continue reading Leading and Learning: Reluctance and Discipline
The Importance of Discipline
The below was initially written for a school role play scene. For some reason, teacher was less than impressed. A well-meaning classmate suggested that I may have better success here- what do you think? The Importance of Discipline in a Student’s Life Being a student is stressful. A student must continually juggle the … Continue reading The Importance of Discipline
The Disciplinarian’s Wife
Sasha smirked at the shrieks that filtered down to her from her husband’s study. Even two floors away, she could usually hear Tammy’s distress as Hector meted out her punishment; while none of the girls were exactly stoic during their visits, Tammy had a tendency to carry on more than most. Lily was so quiet … Continue reading The Disciplinarian’s Wife
Book of the Month: Journey to Love by Susan Thomas
It seems I'm repeating authors already, but Sue deserves another mention for this one. Journey to Love is as captivating as any of Sue's fiction, and plays into her well-developed and truly enjoyable theme of a young British woman who chooses to enter an intimate, rural American community with a strong local tradition of loving … Continue reading Book of the Month: Journey to Love by Susan Thomas
The Need
Sometimes I feel like I need a spanking. Well, ok, quite a lot more than sometimes, but there are days when the need burns stronger. Not just for a simple bum-beating, that holds little attraction. It is a need for punishment, a need to be disciplined. A need to feel very firmly told what’s what … Continue reading The Need
Long-Distance Discipline
Long-distance relationships rarely sound like a good idea. However, when the alternative involves searching, waiting, and a fair bit of loneliness, are they worth considering? On the vanilla friendship side of things, I have plenty of experience with long-distance relationships. I have long-distance friendships with my parents, my sister, friends from school, and former co-workers. … Continue reading Long-Distance Discipline
In Defence of Lines
The practice of writing lines seems to get a rather bad break, all things considered. It is not time wasted, in the same way that prayer or meditation is not time wasted. It is an act of discipline and devotion. It is practice of a skill I must use daily, and a skill that, judging … Continue reading In Defence of Lines
Acknowledging Imperfection 