The ’60s just seemed to be a special time when everything was becoming more civilized and the more authoritarian aspects of life were giving way to something more democratic. But that optimism seemed to give way to cynicism by the turn of the decade. I noticed a colder social climate from about 1970, an increase in political violence, terrorism, etc, and it could be that cp followed the same pattern. In the sixties it looked morally unsustainable, headed for extinction. Then, somehow, it got a new lease of life. It seemed incredible to me that it could still be going on in the early ’80s when the victims would have been the children of the ’60s generation. Maybe some of those who were sitting cross-legged at the big Isle of Wight concert in ’69 were signing consent forms in 1982. It makes you sick to think about it, doesn’t it?
Wrong time and Wrong place5
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School Discipline Dreams1
How long in my life have I spent dreaming about spanking? Its a shame someone didn’t put me on...
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Two childhood memories1
When I was a girl, smacking was still a very common punishment for Britain’s naughty children and I’d like...
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legs smacked by female teachers1
On a recent thread the topic moved from girls’ discipline by males to secondary schoolgirls’ legs smacked by women....
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Mrs Symington9
Despite his age, he accepts my approach completely and even prefers it to having his allowance cut or getting...
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Sent for the Cane 4
It was a silly idea really because at the break with the offending boy standing outside the staff room...
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Spanking as Punishment in India1
C.P is officially banned in India.But it is still being practised in some private schools,especially managed by Christian Missionaries,where...
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Corporal Punisment Memories School19
There’s also an Australian film (specifically a Victorian film) from the early 1980s called Fighting Back which supposedly shows...
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The Slipper in UK Schools33
Another incident I recall happened in my second year. I mentioned in my article that “Tab”, the southpaw English...