Here’s where I’ll post links, images, and media for purposes of discussion. Here’s one of those “almost” spankings that used to drive me crazy when I was a kid. I mean seriously, talk about teasing: And thinking of childhood, this scene from “The Flintstones” was pretty intense and special: Fast forward to how my tastes are lately, I’ve been getting into Chinese movie spankings. There’s an intensity and build up and deliberateness that I like. This one is interesting, even though it’s spanking of males. The bad part is that the soundtrack doesn’t contain the sounds of the blows landing or any crying out. But I think the intensity comes across:

This one’s got a good build up:

 

============== from 2012/01/15 ======================= A Budding Young Spankophile… I found this video while searching youtube for spanking material. I had heard about this film, but I wasn’t sure that I wanted to see it. I mean of course I wanted to see it but was reticent because it speaks very frankly to a young child’s sexual development and I initially felt uncomfortable about that. But then I realized that in many ways this kid is me and is many of us. This section of the movie shows him watching his favorite show (it appears to be the ’60s) and his fantasizing about being on the show. It also shows him having a very marked reaction to overhearing that a classmate gets spanked regularly. Later he watches that classmate with intense fascination (especially from behind) and later dreams about her being spanked on the show. In this installment he wins a trip to “The Dottie Show” and gets to see the main character spanked. He gets to see the actual logistics of them filming the spanking. Later he draws a picture of the spanking. The father has a strange reaction to seeing the drawing. I’m not sure what he’s supposed to be thinking. I remember this scene from a Dan Rivera VHS (yes, VHS) that I got long ago with spanking scenes from main stream movies. Here’ one of my favorite whipping scenes. Although not much whipping is shown, I love the way this woman takes the pain – her expressions. Also as the camera focuses away from her, you can still see her hand in the foreground closing and opening as if she’s trying to cope with the pain.