Spanking series – 2

SPANKING DEFINITION…according to Wikipedia:

The verb “to spank” has been known in English since 1727.

English and several other languages have a specific, common verb for “spanking”, that distinguishes it from corporal punishment applied on the buttocks. Thus in Latin the only word derived from “culus” (buttocks) was “culare” meaning “to spank”, similar to the Italian “sculacciare” ; in Spanish “nalgadas” (nalga = buttock) ; in French, the verb is “fesser”, also from “fesses” (buttocks). All of these terms testify to the historical or persisting prominence of this punitive target in many cultures.

Spanking, by today’s definition, consists of striking the buttocks, usually as a physical punishment, with either an open hand or an implement.

In the United States and Canada, all discipline applied to the posterior is usually known as spanking. In Britain and many Commonwealth countries, smacking or whacking is used as the general term; with spanking usually referring to bare-handed discipline (as opposed to implement-specific forms of spanking such as paddling, caning, birching and slippering).

There are many alternative terms, often linked with an implement (such as belting, caning, whipping), but also sometimes used more generally (such as thrashing, whacking, or whupping) or using terms for a stroke (usually in the plural), such as blow, swat (hence swatting), and lick (hence licking).

Erotic spanking is the practice of spanking another person for the sexual gratification of either or both parties. Subjects may use their hands, or other tools, such as spanking paddles or canes. Activities range from occasional sensual interplay to domestic discipline and may or may not include a variety of implements. Many cultures recognized pain as an aphrodisiac early on — the Kama Sutra, in particular, goes into specific detail on how to properly strike a partner during sex.

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