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Subject: Re: Shaving a boys pubic hair?

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JJ

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Date Posted: 08:21:43 07/17/17 Mon
In reply to: Tara to Margaret & all 's message, "Re: Shaving a boys pubic hair?" on 12:32:54 07/03/17 Mon

Hello Tara,

I think the idea of a curfew is a reasonable one for boys in their teens. I was subject to curfews and I earned several spankings for breaking them, mostly accidentally,(mostly!) but it did reinforce the need to be more aware of the need to be on time and of parental/guardian concerns over whereabouts at night.

I like your sliding scale of implements used based on the gravity of the crime involved! This makes sense!

So how did the pool party go? Did the white speedos work for Chris?

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Re: Shaving a boys pubic hair?	Padrog (Curious)	07:22:49 08/19/17 Sat