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Date Posted: 13:18:20 01/26/17 Thu
>yes sir ..sorry sir .please take your strap to me .. i know i deserve it .your top skills are great ..would love to feel your punishment strap !!!!!!.. ..Steve, thank you for being the first person to make a
>comment on one of my posts on this forum. I've put a
>lot of effort into the posts I've created here.
>Although none of them have been presented as questions
>soliciting replies from other forum users (so far), it
>would be encouraging to occasionally hear from a user
>who has read one of my posts and found something of
>interest in it. Sometimes, I wonder if anyone is even
>aware of this forum's existence since it doesn't seem
>to be officially listed on the Voy website. I only
>discovered it by accident while doing a Google Search.
>
>In case you're not aware of it, many of my posts (as
>well as other people's) are currently stored on the
>forum's two archives, which are accessible from the
>upper and lower right-hand corners of the screen.
>
>My very first post titled "The Most Painful Whipping I
>Ever Received" will give you a pretty good idea of my
>mixed feelings about corporal punishment, even though
>that particular whipping might appear to have been a
>largely negative experience. Another post titled
>"Getting The Belt" describes a more positive
>experience I've had.
>
>Steve (and other users of this forum), I would be
>interested in hearing your thoughts and experiences
>regarding corporal punishment. For example, what
>instruments of punishment have you been disciplined
>with? And how did you respond to each of them? Did you
>have a favorite one? And how about a least favorite
>one? Perhaps, you could give an account of your first
>adult spanking experience. I'm sure that would make an
>interesting story. Just describe what happened to you
>and how you reacted to it. There's no need to impress
>anyone. I consider my own experiences with corporal
>punishment to be relatively limited, and as many of my
>posts make clear, I don't have a high tolerance for
>pain.
>
>One suggestion, Steve: If you are replying to a post,
>it's usually not necessary to quote the original post
>as this forum's listings make it clear which post is
>being replied to. However, if you do have a need to
>quote part of the original post, you can delete that
>portion of the original post that is not relevant to
>your reply. That way, your reply will stand out better
>and not get buried in the text of the original post. I
>realize that this forum, like many things on the
>Internet, does not come with detailed user
>instructions. So we all have to learn things the hard
>way. Now, if you have a problem with that, just
>remember, BOY, no one is too old to be taught a lesson
>in humility with the PUNISHMENT STRAP! (Only kidding!
>I couldn't resist the temptation to brush up on my
>"top" verbal skills.)
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