From the Sarah Saga “Bring me the brush.” Sarah took a deep breath before complying. It was time. After nearly three weeks of discussion, negotiation, confession, apology, scolding, it was time for the punishment. There had been scolding this morning as well, in-person scolding, and though it had reminded her of precisely … Continue reading Leading and Learning: First Punishment
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Debriefing
A follow-up to The Experiment “Are you comfortable?” Jess gaped at the absurdity of the question. Professor Croyle was under no illusions about the experience to which she had recently been subjected. Thirty spankings in about as many days. . .and had the audacity to invite her to sit on a hard plastic … Continue reading Debriefing
The Exchange
Hello Sir- Thank you very much for volunteering to host me for my year of study abroad. I am very excited, and after speaking with you, my parents say we should get along very well, but also that you are very strict. I'm a little nervous about that bit. They say that they've given you … Continue reading The Exchange
Distance Learning: Clearing the Cobwebs
Co-Authored with Joost of Bad Girls Need Good Spankings Sarah and David's story began here The cobwebs had taken over. Sarah could hardly be described as impeccably tidy, but she did have standards of cleanliness that crept up every once in a while and spurred on a bout of cleaning that left her home habitable. … Continue reading Distance Learning: Clearing the Cobwebs
Organisation
I've heard it's best to keep frequently used items close to hand. lest they be misplaced when most needed.
Much to Learn: Square Meal
Sarah and Mark's story began here With thanks to Paolo of Wholebean and I “Gah!” Sarah cried out and stuck her singed fingertips in her mouth. She cursed her clumsiness as she hopped back and forth, trying to soothe the burn and return the wayward onion bits to the pan. She thought back to one of … Continue reading Much to Learn: Square Meal
Everything in its place
The bed is a place for soft, cuddly things. Not hard wooden things. Once it's explained that way, he'll understand, don't you think?
