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>>Having a young miscreant sent to the corner before >>and/or after a spanking is a very common component in >>many spanking stories or videos. But I wonder how much >>of that is a reflection of adult fantasy, and how much >>of it was accurate? >> >>Personally, I was never sent to the corner that I can >>remember. I have vague memories of being banished to >>the "time out chair" for five whole minutes when I was >>very young, but nothing more than that. >> >>Were you ever sent to the corner as part of the >>spanking routine. Did you have to stand there with >>your bare, red bottom on display? > >One of my friends in the Christian high school I >attended told me he used to get spanked with a wooden >spoon and had to stand in the corner with his bottom >still bared. > >My father never did that though. He would just beat my >bare bottom with the paddle and then leave me in my >room to curl up and sob in my bed. When I was ready, I >could usually leave my bedroom, unless of course it >was my bedtime. I don’t know how common something >like that actually is? It is awful enough to endure >the burning pain of a bare bottom spanking and it is >already kind of embarrassing for your butt to be bare >for the spanking itself. I think spanking is already >cruel and humiliating, but having a child stand in the >corner with their bare butt on display so everyone can >see their red, sore bottom seems like another level of >sadism. > >The only thing that might have been close was >something my mom did occasionally but it did not >include spanking. Sometimes if I was having a >difficult time with my behavior, she would have me sit >on a rocking chair and she would stay near by and make >sure I was okay and respond to my questions >etc…..I’ve been told that what she did was more >like time-in though, because apparently the way >time-out is supposed to work is that you basically >shun your child and refuse to respond to them the >whole time they are sitting in the chair. My mom never >did that whole ignoring and shunning part. If I was >upset she would talk and respond to me. She would >answer my questions. And we would often talk about the >problem. The new only time I remember a problem was an >occasion where she left me for maybe just a minute to >check on something she was cooking in the kitchen. I >started fidgeting with my hands and I put them through >the spokes in the rocking chair and couldn’t get >them out again. I started bawling because I was so >afraid that my hands were stuck. My mom ran back into >the living room from the kitchen to see what was the >matter and she saw that I was panicking because of my >stuck hands. She had to calm me down and tell me >everything was going to be okay and that she had to go >back in the kitchen to melt some butter to get my arms >out. She came back with the butter. Rubbed it all over >my arms and got my arms back out. The time-in was over >after that debacle.

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