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Subject: Re: What is used?

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PJ to Ryan

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Date Posted: 02:54:01 07/24/12 Tue
In reply to: Ryan 's message, "Re: What is used?" on 16:20:34 07/22/12 Sun

I used to get the switch.

The switch is horrible. I hear a hairbrush is worse but I don't know.

Personally, I consider the switch to be worst.

It stings. But it builds. It starts off OK just little flicks of sting on your skin and then it keeps building to an almost burning sensation. Unlike a belt or paddle, there is no deep muscle soreness but the intense sting and pain on the skin surface is almost unbearable.

If you get switched, make sure who ever is swinging the switch knows what they are doing. A switch can actually slice the skin. Dad knew what to do and I was never sliced. In fact, the results of a switch, used properly, are just a lot of faint pink lines.

There is little residual soreness, the pain is all during the spanking. The issue is the itching. In a few hours, as the skin "heals" it itches. The itching is almost to the point of being painful. The itching is severe for about a half hour.

Dad only used a switch because that is how Grandad did him. The predecessor to this site was actually instrumental in getting Dad to stop using switches.

If you have a say in it, I would not recommend a switch. Dad wouldn't either.

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Ryan to PJ
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Date Posted: 21:01:41 07/24/12 Tue

Ouch...the switch sounds horrible! I had heard it stings bad but I never knew anyone who got the switch. And I never heard of it itching like that. Guess I should be "glad" I get the paddle, but I hate it so I'll try to remember it could be worse next time.

Why did your Dad stop using the switch and why does he not recommend it? Just wondering, if you can say. Good your Dad stopped though!

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Author: Benji to Ryan [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 02:42:02 07/25/12 Wed My grandfather used a switch on me once. OUCH! You DO NOT want to get it with a switch. I was miserable. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]