Thank you for your comments on A.J.'s experience with a woman whose husband was reluctant to spank her. Now here's his tale of a man in the same position (excuse the pun!)
A married woman in Arizona I corresponded with years ago, finds out, as wives often do - her husband was having an affair. It mentally paralyzed her. Uncontrollable sorrow. Endless tears.A very moving story. Thank you for sharing this, A.J.
But he wasn't having a sexual affair with another woman or a prostitute. A couple times a year he wanted to be spanked, and since all his requests for her to do it came out TOTALLY AND FORCEFULLY, "NO!", he went out and found it somewhere else. And got caught.
(It just reminded me of a line in the scandalous (and funny) book "The Happy Hooker" from decades back where the former call-girl advises women, "If you won't do it, there is another woman out there somewhere who will!")
Anyway, she was beyond distraught and he tried and tried to explain there was no sex, it was a spanking and nothing more.
She didn't believe him. So he brought her into the bedroom, and reached deep back into a rarely used drawer of his and brought out a leather strap, one she had never seen, one you would look at and immediately know it had a purpose other than keeping your pants up! And then he stripped off everything below the waist, handed her the strap, and lay across the bed.
And she took that strap from him and let fly in a fury. Strike after strike, letting all her emotions get taken out on him. And then she noticed he was arching his butt up to receive the strap. He wasn't complaining. And then she (kinda) understood.
But from there, as in all things - they talked, and talked, and talked - and then she was fine with it. Didn't understand it, but could at least handle it. A few times a year he wanted to get the belt. How often? 3-4 times A YEAR. Maybe take all of 15-20 minutes each time? So who can't find 30 to 60-minutes over the course of a year? No one.
So life became good again. For both of them.
Now the sad part. A couple years later he was diagnosed with leukemia; two more years he was dead. And she told me her biggest regret was the lost years she had with him where she could have been more accommodating to him and wasn't. She felt terrible. She blamed herself. She got over it by trying to help other couples understand.


















