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Subject: Re: Pouting allowed?

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Angie
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Date Posted: 15:36:15 08/22/22 Mon
In reply to: Lisa S 's message, "Re: Pouting allowed?" on 15:30:44 08/22/22 Mon

Lisa, Thanks. This seems to be the common opinion and I appreciate it, especially for my middle and youngest who do pout after a spanking. My oldest did a little bit when he was younger but no longer.

>>Hi Mary and all. If this question has been ask then
>>my apology but do you allow your kids to put after a
>>spanking and if you do, for how long?
>>
>>By pouting I mean being very quiet and
>>“stand-offish”. My Mom would allow us to cry after
>>our paddling but it had to end quickly and if there
>>was pouting then a return visit across her lap was
>>highly likely! My oldest doesn’t pout at 12 years
>>old. His rump is paddled and he cries but he moves
>>on. But my middle and youngest carry it with them. I
>>don’t want to do what my Mom did with us but I’m
>>hoping to find some middle ground. Any advice on
>this?
>
>No pouting allowed -- mertis seconds.

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>Lisa, Thanks. This seems to be the common opinion and >I appreciate it, especially for my middle and youngest >who do pout after a spanking. My oldest did a little >bit when he was younger but no longer. > >>>Hi Mary and all. If this question has been ask then >>>my apology but do you allow your kids to put after a >>>spanking and if you do, for how long? >>> >>>By pouting I mean being very quiet and >>>“stand-offish”. My Mom would allow us to cry >after >>>our paddling but it had to end quickly and if there >>>was pouting then a return visit across her lap was >>>highly likely! My oldest doesn’t pout at 12 years >>>old. His rump is paddled and he cries but he moves >>>on. But my middle and youngest carry it with them. I >>>don’t want to do what my Mom did with us but I’m >>>hoping to find some middle ground. Any advice on >>this? >> >>No pouting allowed -- mertis seconds.
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