Spanking Them Both: A Tale of Female Punishment

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A woman holding a placard reading "Stop Censorship - Yes to the Freedom of Expression" shouts in a megaphone during a protest against the mandatory wearing of face masks in Paris. I want more, but even though the promise of a belting is what brought me out here, I’m not sure I’m ready for a spanking from this newish guy quite yet. Thank God he’s talking reasonably sized phalluses, so I immediately grab a vibrator and oblige with a before and after shot. He seems really grateful that I let him screw my butt as vigorously as he would my vag, and I wonder, How delicate are the women he’s been with before?

A prominent newspaper executive in Alabama has been accused of assaulting multiple female employees during the 1970s by spanking them, according to reports in Alabama news outlets this week. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe bows to the national flag at the start of a press conference at the prime minister official residence in Tokyo.

We take a bath together in this huge soaking tub that looks out over the Bellagio fountains and deconstruct what just went down.

At one point on the date, he became upset with her and “made a comment not calculated to endear me, 'If I knew you better, I'd spank you. Trisha O'Connor, a journalism professor who worked at The Star as a reporter and editor during the 1970s, told the Associated Press that stories of Ayers's assaults on women were common knowledge in the newsroom at the time. This week, the Woman Flying to Vegas for a Second-Date Spanking: Female, 41, Boston, tour guide, heterosexual, single. For the women who say Ayers attacked them, though, I hope it leads to peace and to a sense of justice. Kennedy told the three publications Ayers spanked her on a Saturday morning in February 1975, when the two of them were among a few employees in The Star newsroom.Then there is the basic enjoyment of the act itself: seeing, touching, enjoying a woman’s bare bottom; pinkening her buttocks with the flat of my hand. Ben Cunningham, managing editor at The Star, wrote in a commentary that Burkhalter's allegations about pursuit of the story are “flatly false.