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msminnamouse

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Posted: 01-17-07 22:56pm
Why do people like to be spanked? And why do people like to spank people? Why is that it's usually men spanking the woman?

Could it have something to do with spanking as a child, low self worth, depression? Why do they want to get hurt?

And what is some one supposed to do if they're getting spanked? And if they don't want to like it but they do.

I know this all is really weird...
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michelle1981

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Posted: 01-17-07 23:30pm
I would think it's just like anything else.. Body paint, vibrators, sex games, biting, pulling hair, etc. It gets them aroused.

Pain can be pleasure for some ppl.
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Arhil

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Joined: 17 Jan 2007
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Posted: 01-18-07 18:32pm
It is a dominance thing. Or rather being dominated. It doesent always have to be painful as much as it is symbolic. It is noting to be ashamed of. Think of it like dirty talk.
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