Choosing a cane

Yesterday morning I made an awful transgression which, Abel decided, merited an immediate punishment. So he sent me upstairs with the words, “Choose a cane and wait for me!”

Choose a cane. Easy for him to say. We have hundreds of them, one nastier than the other. How am I supposed to pick which one I fancy being striped with?

Generally, I prefer the thick, thuddy ones. They’re cool. But they look so bloody scary, even if I know in my head that I really do like them. Then there are the whippy ones, which look, well, harmless – on account of their thinness – but I know pretty well the little bastards slice into you like a razor.

And then there are the dragon canes, which are whippy and thuddy at once, and are really not very good for anything but scaring a girl to death, but I like being scared to death.

So how can I just go and choose?

Anyway, I picked a thinnish cane we haven’t used for a while, mainly because we haven’t used it for a while. I thought it might be getting bored, and felt sorry for it.

I’m sure it felt a lot better after biting me six times in quick succession. That’s what canes like to do, I think.

6 thoughts on “Choosing a cane

  • 6 February, 2009 at 10:01 pm
    Permalink

    Hundreds of them.

    So that would be at least two hundred.

    They have to take up an awful lot of space. I can’t imagine that you are exaggerating because I know that Abel wouldn’t approve. But equally I have difficulty imagining so many canes in one building.

    And you keep track of them all. Lovingly recalling when each one was last used. Selecting a lonesome rod on account of it being so long since it was deployed.

    Hundreds of them.

    And some of us reckon that one plus a spare is more than enough.

    Reply
  • 6 February, 2009 at 10:02 pm
    Permalink

    Hundreds? Did I say “hundreds”? There are actually _millions_.

    Reply
  • 7 February, 2009 at 8:31 am
    Permalink

    There’s a mistake in your opening sentence, my love:

    “Yesterday morning I made an awful transgression which, Abel decided, merited an immediate punishment.”

    No. It should read:

    “Yesterday morning I made an awful transgression which merited an immediate punishment.”

    No “Abel decided” required. It just did. I’m sure readers will agree, when they learn the nature of the offence.

    xx

    Reply
  • 7 February, 2009 at 10:52 am
    Permalink

    Can’t wait…the Punishment Book has been very quiet lately!

    Reply
  • Pingback: Choices, Choices - Spanking Blog

  • 28 December, 2009 at 9:11 pm
    Permalink

    Abel, please give Haron ‘six of the best’, and I mean very best strokes of the cane on her voluptous bare bottom, with her knickers down, and only wearing suspender-belt and stockings, for an erotic view

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *