When you involve yourself within the spanking community,from time to time events will happen that will stick with you in the eyes of others. Most often,as is in real life,those things tend to focus on the negative aspect,however,that is not what I am going to focus on here today,I am going to focus on the positives.

There are certain events in my spanking life that resonate strongly with me,however,there is that age old saying that I guess applies here once it is modified. We can change “A good heart isn’t judged by how much you love,but by how much you are loved by others” into “A good spanking isn’t judged by how much you loved it,but by how much it was loved by others”

So that brings me on to my topic for the day. There are many,many different things that I have done that other people talk to me about,some are high on my own personal list,and others not so much. There is one topic that constantly comes up though no matter where I am,and that topic is the interview that I conducted with Miranda Marx. Just this past weekend at the SSNY party,two different people approached me and talked to me specifically about that interview,and more specifically one of the most talked about segments of that interview.

The segment in question was actually something that I strongly debated over whether or not I would ask about it,because quite frankly in all the interviews that I have conducted I have deliberately AVOIDED talking about this subject. The thing was though,I actually knew Miranda’s story and I knew that it would be an integral part of the interview itself,what I didn’t know at the time was that 2 years later people still approach me on that part of the interview.

So the segment in question focused on Miranda’s life when she grew up,and the detailed descriptions of the spankings she received whilst growing up. Because I involve myself in the adult spanking world,I deliberately avoid any mention of spanking as it relates to children,even if it is an integral part of someone’s story. It is just something that I have never felt comfortable discussing,and even to this day I don’t. When I look back it took me perhaps a decade before I would even acknowledge that the first girl I spanked when I was sixteen years old was actually fifteen at the time. Again,for whatever reason it just didn’t feel right to me.

Perhaps it was because Miranda was a good friend,and of course I already knew that the story itself was just an amazing one,that I decided to explore that subject for that interview. Like I said,in all the work I have done,that segment of that interview is the one I am talked to about the most.

So here is my question to you all.

The amount of people I could potentially interview is unlimited,I have been fortunate enough over the years not to burn any bridges,and I already have a pre made list of people who are already interested in interviewing with me. When I interview people,how important is it to you that you get to hear about any spankings that they may have received whilst growing up? Would the interview appear incomplete to you if the formative years were not discussed?

For whatever reason I always get the ‘ick’ factor when I ask about whether someone was spanked when they grew up,and I will be quite frank with you,the ‘ick’ factor comes from the fact that I would feel nauseous should I think that someone used that information as a source for wank material.

So let’s see if I can make a post and get more than one comment. Is hearing about a person’s childhood an integral part of a spanking interview?

In case you haven’t listened to it so far,here is the interview that I conducted with Miranda Marx. You can either play it here,or you can right click on the audio and ‘Save target as’ to save it to you computer to listen to at your leisure.

Episode 3 with Miranda Marx

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Part 2

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