AS gets punished
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010A few weekends back we were invited to a kinky dinner party. My friends GR and AS invited a few of their kinky friends to enjoy a nice dinner and watch AS get a punishment spanking.
Apparently AS was involved in a traffic accident, she drove the wrong way up a one way street and bumped into another car. Unfortunately the police tuned up at just the wrong moment and she ended up in the Magistrates Court trying to wriggle out of getting her driving license revoked.
MA was intrigued by the domestic discipline punishment spanking idea.
“So AS crashed her company’s vehicle, GR got mad and is going to spank her in public?” She suggested.
“I doubt that very much, in fact I an certain it’s exactly the opposite. AS has asked to be spanked.”
“I don’t get it.” MA looked puzzled.
“I am confident that all will be explained by AS at the dinner party.”
On Saturday evening half a dozen kinky people watched as AS dropped her knickers and her husband GR gave her 18 whacks with a cane.
Over dinner AS explained what had happened.
AS was driving her company vehicle. She was looking for a client’s address, she saw the road she needed and just turned into it, missing the fact it was one way. A car pulling out of a driveway collided with her vehicle. Low speed bump, no real damage. Just at this moment a police car came along and nicked AS for driving along the one way street the wrong way. AS already had a few speeding fines so it was looking likely that she might get a driving ban. She went to court with her legal advisor to try to persuade the Magistrate not to impose a driving ban.
Deep down AS was feeling guilty for her mistake and she considered that she deserved to get banned. However; on the day of the hearing her legal eagle managed to persuade the Magistrate not to impose the driving ban. She did, however, get a huge fine.
But AS was still feeling guilty. She had wanted to be punished. So she asked her husband to cane her in front of some friends.
GR caned her. She apologised for her mistake. We all gave her a big hug. She looked much happier afterwards.
The interesting part about all of this is AS works for a funeral company and she was driving a hearse! (No one in the back, she was just visiting a client to make arrangements for a forthcoming funeral.)
“Now do you understand why AS was feeling so guilty?” I asked MA.
“I totally get it now.” she replied.




