Mutual spanking
Mutual spanking is when two persons spank each other, either simultaneously or in succession. In consensual spanking it is typically found in the play of two switches.
Mutual spanking can also be forced (nonconsensually) upon two submissives, who are put in positions (e.g. with bondage) in which they have each other's bottoms in mutual reach (see the illustrations below for examples). Or one can be made to spank the other "normally" (e.g. OTK), and then after a short pause to let the spankee regain composure, the two are made to change positions.
Simultaneous mutual spanking does not work too well in practice because the pain of receiving spanks makes it difficult to deliver good, well aimed and controlled spanks onto the other person's bottom. Also the required "splitting of one's mind" into a giving and a receiving part at the same time can be a challenge. These obstacles are shared with self-spanking. Light simultaneous mutual spanking can be fine in fun spanking though.
For 3+ players
A group of three or more players can also spank each other in a spanking line. Or alternatively they can stand or kneel, or go down "on all fours minus one hand", in a circle and spank each other simultaneously this way.
Mutual spanking in literature
Mutual spanking for punishment is found, for example, in Lee Academy chapter 56, and in Seth Stories chapter 8.
Mutual spanking in a kind of contest is found in the comic Teen Titans "The Blame Game".
Gallery
Illustration of Émile Zola's L'Assommoir: two women mutually spanking each other with laundry beaters (1877).
A very similar illustration by Eugène Déte (1899).
Illustration by P. Fusty from the novel Le Tour d'Europe d'un Flagellant by Lord Birchisgood (1909).
Illustration by Georges Topfer from the novel Le Fouet au couvent (1908).
Vintage illustration, artist unknown.
Drawing by Mira K
See also
External links
- Palcomix drawing of a circular mutual spanking ( |: F/F/F/F :|) (Adult site)
- Spanking 69, an experimental sketch by februaryleaf ( |: f/f :|)
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