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Subject: Re: Little Ginger Author: Lucas [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:27:07 12/22/25 Mon In reply to: Ginger 's message, "Re: Little Ginger" on 08:49:27 12/22/25 Mon “And I hope you don’t either. But, hey…if you ever do, know that you are still the best sister I could ever ask for and I think you’re an amazing kid. There is not one thing you could do or say that would ever change that.” You really beam at that, and my heart melts fully. Yeah, I did do this better than our parents. I never really thought about what kind of parent I could be in the future, but this is experience let me know that maybe I wouldn’t be so bad at it. “Okay, you’re hungry. I’m hungry. Let’s make some dinner.” You respond with an excited “okay!” We spend the rest of the night watching a movie and snacking a but after dinner. Your entire mood is a complete 180. I haven’t heard you laugh this much in a bit. Plus, you go to bed with zero pushback. I guess this whole thing really worked out. The whole next day we take a long walk through our local park. I show you the spot I was caught by mom when I ran away at 12, and how much trouble I got in for that one. You’ve been begging me to help you learn how to skate, so we practice for a while in the empty parking lot. Then, that night, mom and dad come home. We both greet them with plenty of hugs and help them get their bags from the car. Things settle in and I can see how excited they are especially to see you. Eventually it comes time for me to head out, but not before a little hushed conversation in the kitchen. Mom pointedly asks me, “how was she? I know she’s been a bit of a handful lately, so I hope everything was okay.” I am almost tempted to just lie, knowing you are out of hearing distance. But, I know you’d confess yourself if you ever found out. Plus, what kind of role model would I be if you caught me lying? “Well…she did get into some trouble yesterday. Her attitude had been a bit out of control, so…we took it as a chance to reset.” Mom looks a little floored, but I jump out ahead of it. “It’s okay, really. I think she was just testing me because I am her usual fun brother. She did…get a good dose of the hairbrush. So, I think her attitude won’t be getting her in trouble any time soon.” Mom looks at me in a knowing way: “well, maybe now you know why it was so effective on you!” Even as an adult, I am a little embarrassed, but that’s okay. It’s not like I will be getting it any time soon. Another half hour passes, and I steal a second to say bye to you while mom and dad are getting ready for bed themselves. You immediately stand up on the couch and fall into a hug so tight that I just pick you up and hold you there. You’re 10, but still light as a feather. “You know in a couple of weeks, I will be back to watch you for a night. Mom and dad have to go to an overnight work function. So, between now and then, I hope I don’t hear anything new about you getting into trouble.” “You won’t…I think you spanked it all out of me. I’M CURED!” We both laugh and I go for one more hug. “I love hanging out with you, Ginger. I can’t wait to see you again.” “Me too!” I walk out the door and start up my car. I hope you’re right that I never have to do that agin, but in case I do, it’s nice to know that I can do it the right way. —— I thought that was such a great story! How did you feel, Ginger? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Little Ginger Author: Lucas [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 10:40:05 12/22/25 Mon I hope you are up for that dynamic again at some point. It was so interesting playing it from the brother’s POV. I hope I got the tone right. I figured adult Lucas in this story would be a bit unsure of himself, but find out how to do everything the right way as he went through it. I was trying to think of one more twist I could throw into it, but being that it was his first experience spanking, I wanted to keep it grounded.

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Little Ginger Author: Ginger [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 11:28:49 12/22/25 Mon That was really great! I loved the approach you took, and I would absolutely want to try that dynamic again. I think you got just the right tone between loving sibling and disciplinarian. It was also really interesting to see your thoughts about being unsure, but still presenting a steady demeanor for little Ginger. I really wasn't expecting her to all but ask for the spanking, but I was a fairly logical little kid. If I were in her position, and I knew it was inevitable, then I'd probably want to get it over with too, especially if I was annoyed with my parents and felt bad for being a jerk to my nice older brother. I really liked how he wanted to do a better job of dishing out discipline than his parents, and how he emphasized reassurance and forgiveness. It felt like this would only bring them closer together. I can just imagine, 10 or 15 years later, Aunt Ginger telling her nieces/nephews about that time their dad spanked her, lol. I really enjoyed this story. Thanks! Ginger

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Little Ginger Author: Lucas [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12:00:36 12/22/25 Mon I liked the aspect where you asked for a spanking! That was a great change of pace. If we do this dynamic again, that would be a difficult one to top. I know these stories are therapeutic for both of us, so I hope that was a positive male-centered spanking experience for you. It certainly doesn’t have to be right away or anything, but whenever you feel like you have a great idea for another older brother-sister spanking, feel free to bring it up and I’ll be game. Thanks again!

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Little Ginger Author: Ginger [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 13:51:25 12/22/25 Mon This was most definitely a positive experience for imagining a male authority figure. And I actually already have an idea for a sequel. What if we took asking for a spanking up a notch? I love reading stories where the spankee asks to be punished to expiate their guilt. They would only be able to do that with someone they could really trust. So, what if Ginger did something wrong (I have to ponder more on exactly what), and feels incredibly guilty about it, but isn't likely to get caught? She doesn't want to confess to her parents, but she now knows her favorite brother can hand out a good spanking. So she goes to him and asks him to punish her. Then he would be in a quandary. Should he say yes? Should he tell their parents? Does his authority to spank her still exist, or was it a one weekend deal? Probably other moral/ethical issues I can't even think of right now. Sound like fun? I could start us off again in a day or two.

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Little Ginger Author: Lucas [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 14:21:16 12/22/25 Mon I love the deep thought on this, and so long as we still kept a way to have it feel realistic, I am very much up for writing that story together. I imagine Ginger is still young enough to feel that innocent guilt (can’t imagine it is anything too too bad, but certainly enough to get her in big trouble. It’s exciting because I feel like we started to broach that subject of releasing guilt, but didn’t really have the characters talk about it. Now that it has been established that her brother is not afraid to wield that authority, I am curious how that builds out. In my mind, little Ginger is in search of a very loving authority figure, and found it in her brother who watches her quite a bit. I am excited to see what we come up with!