InfiniteBento
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Even seeing chancla posted in here got my ass shook.
That paired with this leather belt my dad had fucked me up.
That paired with this leather belt my dad had fucked me up.
I had good parents, so I wasn't.
My grandfather would stick my dad and his brother's heads through walls when they were growing up, so he swore to never be terrible.
Small, lightweight, and with a small, flat surface. Perfect spanking utensil, really.Mom's love that wooden spoon don't they?
I honestly didn't know it was this common.
Mom's love that wooden spoon don't they?
I honestly didn't know it was this common.
Small, lightweight, and with a small, flat surface. Perfect spanking utensil, really.
My mom actually drew a sad face with a sharpie on the wooden spoon. Its name was "Spankula"
Leather belt
double prong military belt
extension cords / sega genesis controller cable
switches
flip flops
rulers
paddle
Despite it all I turned out okay. Would have turned out much better if none of the above were applied. Haven't spoken to my stepfather in 15 years and he could die tomorrow and I wouldn't care.
The specificity of it kills me. Maybe they were a Nintendo fan and so a Sega cord whippin' was all the more painfulOnly on NeoGAF.
Phone table. Over the knees. Bare ass, by hand.
I think it was pretty effective way to teach me that misbehaving will have repercussions, but at the same time, I've grown into being a damn timid adult.
It's interesting how different peoples' experiences were with corporal punishment. I'd imagine the posts that look back fondly on the experience would be from people who have less of an issue with employing such punishment for their kids, while those who recall traumatic experiences would likely feel the opposite.Reading this thread makes me realize why gaf goes so crazy about spanking. This is some intense stuff and not really what I'd consider spanking at all.
My parents spanked, but not often. Just an open hand, always over clothes, straight on the butt, and usually just one smack. My mom used to get the belt, paddles, or repeatedly hit with hairbrushes all the time though as a kid. She said her legs would sometimes be black and blue afterwards. My mom calls it as it is though, her parents straight up beat her.
I think the important thing is that if a parent threatens a punishment, it is their duty to follow through with it. Otherwise you teach the child that your word isn't good. Last thing you want is to teach your kid to call your bluffs!My mom would use the metal end of the fly-swatter. My dad just palmed me.
I don't blame them, though. I was an ornery little shit when I was younger. I basically backed my mom into a corner with it, as she would threaten it, and I'd taunt her/call her bluff.
She learned that she can't say things like that and not back it up, or else it just makes it worse. So she had to follow through. The fly-swatter didn't really hurt that much.
My Dad though... He had some rough hands. He was a roofer for years, then contract work, his hands were calloused and torn. It hurt like nothing else. I think he spanked me like twice in my life. Again, I provoked him, so I don't blame them or hold anything against them for it.
I've come out well adjusted in spite of it.
It's interesting how different peoples' experiences were with corporal punishment. I'd imagine the posts that look back fondly on the experience would be from people who have less of an issue with employing such punishment for their kids, while those who recall traumatic experiences would likely feel the opposite.
It goes to show how much our past experience colors our present view on the world.
Did the table break over your knees?
This thread is crazy, so much child abuse. Most of you poor people had parents who straight up violently assaulted you. This stuff isn't spanking when you have broken bones or curled into a ball getting beaten. Horrifying.
I'm still really on the fence about it with my daughter. She's got a few years before it becomes a real question.Its weird because I look back at it and laugh but I know for fuck certain I would never subject my future (maybe) child to what I went through as a kid.