I finished reading Andrew Cameron's spanking memoir last weekend, it's funny I often pick up a book for 20 minutes or so then come
back to it later or after a few days, sometimes even after weeks. But this one I
read over two weekends, half and half, mainly because I didn't want to collect
little chunks at a time because it isn't just a story, it's an education too and
I didn't want to lose the flow. It's written plainly but thoughtfully, tracking
the author's spanking journey from childhood to now, with lots of
anecdotal scenes to back up the author's observations, thoughts and
conclusions. I enjoyed it, it was thought provoking and enlightening,
it contained a lot of truths which sometimes we probably don't even think
about. I shall probably read it again at some point in the future, thank you for writing
it Andrew.
Here's a brief extract, part of an actual
encounter:-
...I sat on the sofa and told her off as she stood before me, her head bowed and her
face shamed once again. She was now naked except for her bra. I felt I wanted to "do
an Edward" on her. I had her turn around and told her to spread her legs and grab herankles. She paused. Maybe for a moment she wasn't sure she could do that. But thenshe obeyed. The level of trust was so high at this point that I wanted to try andhumiliate her as much as I could without crossing the line. I knew what to say to dothat. I told her I was looking at her anus. I remembered how that made me feel a fewyears before. I wondered how it made her feel now.After allowing this moment of shame to play itself out, I told her to go and bend overthe other sofa, putting her hands on it. Lucy knew by now that this was going to bestrict. I rested the cane on her naked backside for a moment to allow her to braceherself for what was to come. And then I caned her.After a few strokes I noticed how wet the insides of her legs were. I thought, as it wasquite hot in the room, that this was just sweat. Then I realised I could see it running,not just glistening. She was ejaculating...
It isn't all like that, but there are
enough encounters in the book to keep it colourful:)
Have a good week.
Ronnie
xx

