Cuffkinks
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ORIGINAL: Kana Behavioral modification occurs with a cane. It ain't fun, it ain't pleasant and it always ends with her sobbing. It's harsh, brutal and intended not to be forgotten. What it ain't is anything like what you describe. It's a matter of her having disappointed me to a degree where I feel that strong consequences are required. She has to deal with shame, guilt, and self aggrandization (All self inflicted I might add-I rarely lay shit like that on folks-just don't feel right somehow) in addition to whatever amount of strokes I dish out...and lemme tell you from personal experience...she would take a thousand blows rather than feel the internal shit. Exactly the same here. My little girl hates the cane. HATES it. It isn't used in play. It isn't used for "funishment." If it comes out, it means she did something that needs swift, harsh, and unforgettable correction. As bad as it is and as much as she hates it, she takes it, and she's a total mess afterwards. And as you said Kana, the "internal shit" she feels is much worse on her. Knowing she disappointed me is worse to her than anything I might dish out. Let me happily add that the cane RARELY comes out. It's a last resort after any/all other methods of correction fail.
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