So there I was, my guy friend lying face-down across my legs and my hands touching and rubbing and squeezing his ass. And spanking. How could I forget spanking?
I was spanking my friend. Not friend with benefits. Not fuck-buddy. A plain ol’ platonic friend. The boring type.
He was enjoying it, too. He moaned with each spank, especially for the stinging ones, and asked for it harder. I was hoping his ass would get sore and then it’d be my turn. Baby’s been a bad, bad girl. Very naughty. And she, too, needs a spanking.
And since when did guys like — let alone beg for — spanking? Okay, so I’m forgetting some homoerotic fraternity practices, but that’s beside the point. I’m just pissed I didn’t get spanked.
Both ladies and gents (though not all) like to get spanked, and society tends to stereotype the spanked females and males. Wikipedia wants to link men who enjoy being spanked to homosexuality. I don’t understand why all things ass-related have to be gay. Straight people like the ass, too.
A man who likes to be spanked is not any less of a man for allowing himself to be sexually dominated. It’s actually a turn-on to have your guy in your hands…literally. Taking control and walloping him (before he then, ahem, wallops you) adds a balance of domination to the bedroom. Admit it, it gets boring when you’re always the one getting pounded in the poon. Plus you need to let a little aggression out — all in the name of sex and fun.
Women who like to be spanked also get pigeonholed, but they don’t have to defend their sexuality in the process. They are always depicted in some sort of incestuous May-December coupling, being punished by tough-love Daddy. I’m sorry, I leave my daddy issues outside the bed. I like spanking ‘cause it feels good.
We forget the power of the human touch, the warmth of another’s palms and fingers, the intimacy we share by feeling through our partner’s body. The hand is a powerful sexual instrument, and I’m not just talking about hand jobs and fingering.
The crack of a spank, too, is arousing. The sound is crisp, playing staccato notes over the long, slow moan. It punctuates, it pierces, and, oh, it pains.
The sting of an erotic spank is not the same as that of a child’s punishment. In an erotic setting, pregnant with desire and aroused expectations, spanking mingles pain and pleasure. What once sent us into tears now delivers us moans and excitement. It is our lover, not our disciplinarian. The ass — butt cheeks and all — is an erogenous zone, waiting, wanting to be touched. Spanking offers a rush of touch with packaged force, a frenzied dance for your nerves. And we all like dancing, don’t we?
Spanking doesn’t have to involve just the hands either. Paddles, straps, whips, and crops are all part of a dominatrix’s well-stocked closet. Don’t be afraid to use them if you desire to be adventurous. If you want to mix a little sensuality and surprise into your next spank-session, get your hands on a feather snapper.

It won’t be as intense as your own hand (or a more serious toy), but it’s good for the curious. Plus it’s so deceptively innocent, it warms the heart of every secret sadist. I must admit, though, it’s the hands for me: part of the excitement of spanking is the ability to give a good whack with your own bare hand.
Okay, so maybe spanking can fit into the sissy-boy or naughty-girl stereotypes. When you take such control of your partner and have them so vulnerable (ass up, in the air, and their face hidden from your view), the feeling of domination comes to play. With men, being dominated — especially by a female — seems to detract from the normative aggressiveness of male heterosexuals. I’m not saying this is what truly happens, but it is indeed a societal perception. On the other hand, women are pushed into an increased passivity, regressing in age (and not sexuality). They become bad “little girls.” Why can’t grown-up men and women simply be spanked?
Berkeley’s full of students with room for civil disobedience in their hearts (or at least it was) — but how about sexual disobedience? I say mix it up, cause some confusion. Even if you’re the bottom, take the initiative and spank your partners…while they’re on top. Spank casually, spank often. Just don’t spank it alone. Hands, my dear friend, are for sharing.
I really hate being spanked. I have a hot ass that is very spankable.. but it just does absolutely NOTHING for me. I wonder if there is a connection to being spanked as a kid and not liking it as an adult. Spanking was a threat at my household growing up. If I was being bad first I would get told that I would be spanked if I continued what I was doing.. being a brat I would often continue and then be spanked. Eventually just the threat (not the action) got me to stop. So I connect spanking to being punished and I don’t want sex to be a punishment. This all being said.. I do like to spank during sex.. every once in awhile.. and I like getting good grab.
Comment by unspankable — January 11, 2007 @ 2:12 pm
I’m not a fan of sex and pain together. I know that their power combined is mighty, but it’s just not my thing. However, I do like spanking/getting spanked as long as it isn’t too hard. What’s the best way of finding out your partner’s um… “spanking threshold”?
Comment by John — January 11, 2007 @ 11:44 pm
unspankable - I, too, was spanked as a child. I never enjoyed it then and it made me feel horrible, but now, in a sexual context, I demand it. I’m not sure there is a strong correlation there, though I may very well be an outlier.
John - The best way is really just to go with it. If you’re having sex from behind, you can start grabbing and squeezing her ass and then progress to spanking. Ask her if she wants it harder (this can be part of your dirty talk, too) and give the lady what she wants. The key, as always, is communication and, of course, an openness to experimentation.
Comment by Administrator — January 12, 2007 @ 2:31 am
Hahaha, I love and completely understand unspankable’s opinion. Sorry that I find it so humorous, but it also makes a lot of sense. So three cheers to unspankable!
One thing I never understood was the whole “Daddy” thing. In my opinion, it’s really gross to call your lover Daddy, much less telling him to spank you in a sexual manner. And I have a feeling that the act of spanking from childhood is in fact related to the sexual craving for Daddy for some women.
Is it due to the mentioned women’s lack of affection from their father figures? Am I the only one who thinks it awkward for a woman to be fantasizing about a dad doing her?
~Emiko
Comment by Emiko — January 13, 2007 @ 7:28 pm
I agree Emiko. Calling your lover “daddy” is wrong. Yelling “daddy” during sex- even worse. I think it is degrading for a woman to call her lover that. For me it conjures up the image that the woman is the helpless, powerless child to an all-knowing all-powerful father figure.. just sick and twisted. Actually most lover name-calling is really a cheap way to try to be erotic. Most of it is fake and forced, which is not sexy.
I definitely think that childhood spanking experiences affect your sexual life.
Comment by natalie — January 15, 2007 @ 12:44 pm
You spank your platonic friends?
Comment by Sleepless — January 15, 2007 @ 2:42 pm
Ohhh I love to be spanked. Especially laying across my lover’s lap with my cock trapped between her thighs, her every stroke with the paddle spurring me on to slide against her clit.
Or just in plain vanilla missionary position and her arms reaching down with the paddle to administer encouragement to my thrusting arse.
I love to be spanked.
Comment by freddy — January 16, 2007 @ 3:27 am