Girls used to suffer, and before the 20th century, spanking was never a necessary position in bed. But human interest in whipping has a long history. The spanking and all kinds of strange games that men love to see originated in the 50s of the last century and were not accepted by mainstream society until the 60s.
In the past, the pleasure of the little leather whip often required some disguise, so that it seemed even more magnificent in that era.
For example, in ancient Egypt, you could not whip your wife's chest unless she should. Besides, if she commits something, spanking her ass will be your sacred duty.
The Egyptians even had a cult of this bad taste. In this doctrine, women are flogged in temples to show respect for God. Wives, daughters, and slave girls were often rightfully whipped by their husbands, mothers, and masters. In the name of God, of course. If you don't, you may instead blaspheme God.
The religion was later spread to ancient Rome, and the wives of the senators indulged in this "whipping party", of course in the name of God.
The Romans also had their own set of whipping customs. On the Feast of the Faun in Ancient Rome in February, women were often whipped. This festival is held to drive out evil spirits, purify the city and pray for health and fertility.
Praying for fertility was the most important purpose of celebrating the holiday, as the Romans believed that whipping a woman's ass would give them fertility. Young women were often taken to temples and then spanked in public. During the Roman Republic, it was usually brought by the mother to receive this ritual before the daughter was married.
The mother will escort her daughter to a suitable temple. After paying tribute to the gods and receiving the blessing of the priestess, the bride-to-be will rest on her mother's knee and be beaten with a hand or leather whip.
The idea that spanking gives a woman fertility is deeply ingrained. A Roman general once told other officers that a woman's ass must be beaten. If you don't smoke them fiercely, you won't be able to hold your grandson when the time comes. Although he also felt that it was not legitimate to do so.
The Roman emperor Tiberius often used this as an excuse to summon his concubines and the daughters of senators to his party.
Known by Victorians as the "bastard William" (William I) the Conqueror, he is said to have had a "harmonious" whiplash relationship with his wife, Matlida. Matlida had refused to marry him on the grounds that she could marry an illegitimate child on her own terms. In the end, it was his father-in-law who promised to reluctantly agree to the marriage. Whether William was really annoyed by this or not, in short, it was rumored that he was riding on his wife's body in front of his men and neighbors and whipping her fiercely.
He later agreed to annul the marriage. But at this time, his wife changed her mouth, "She is very willing to marry such a strong man", sigh, this is the ability to adjust.
After that, spanking became routine, whether she really wanted it or not, as long as she didn't "strongly refuse." ”
It is said that between 1533 and 1589, the regent empress of France, Catherine de Medici, would spank the maid's ass. She would gather them together and make them strip naked and whip their asses for fun.
She once had a noble lady kneel before the entire court to receive her whipping, simply because she accused the queen of being too cruel.
She also had her maid be whipped naked in front of the entire court, simply because she was in a bad mood.
During the same period, Mary, a young princess of England, later Mary I, was whipped at the behest of her stepmother, Anne Boleyn. She was so hated by her stepmother that her stepmother had her servants smoke her with birch strips. There are also rumors that Anne personally made Mary bend down and smack her ass hard with slippers.
A few years later, another future Queen of England, Lady Jane Grey, at the behest of her father, was whipped up by her mother and tutor. This segment was once played in a movie by Helena Bonham-Carter, and it is true that Jane was actually beaten like this for several months.
Lady Jane's experience is nothing special. At that time, women from good births were often whipped. In Tudor times, the whipping of ladies was often carried out in the promenade. As the name suggests, it is a long room full of family portraits. These ancestors glared at any misdeed with their dark eyes.
However, to say that the tutor is strict, it must be a big hair.
Even in the court, known as the era of Peter the Great (1672-1725), women's asses could not escape whipping. Peter often "used tyrant methods, whipping, and arbitrary rules." He is said to have beaten his beloved wife, Catherine. As for Catherine's opinion on this, we don't know. In short, the fact is that such things were common at that time, and even in Russia centuries later.
The custom of young women appointing fiancés by their fathers was once common. After a formal ceremony, fathers bring their daughters to their fiancés. At this time, the father will sometimes symbolically beat the daughter, of course, many times not lightly, and then authorize this beating to her future husband.
The Russian Orthodox Church encouraged men to punish their wives by beating them. Wives even expect her husband to do this, otherwise she will feel that his husband is too weak.
In 1556, a marriage manual called the Household Management Code was written. The author is a monk named Sylvester, who claims that disobedient wives deserve to be whipped.
In order to make women obey the rule of their husbands, the manual contains some strict regulations that emphasize obedience and loyalty.
You think that's strict? The Russian Code stipulates that if a wife cheats, she will be buried alive.
In the 18th century, the future Tsar, Catherine the Great, was beaten with rattan by her husband. This is part of their favorite toy soldier exercise "Military Discipline".
Perhaps it was this game that fostered her bad taste. Years later, her lover Mamonov married a 16-year-old young woman and then eloped with her. This act infuriated Catherine, who is rumored to have secretly dispatched her personal guards disguised as women to track down the couple. After chasing after her, Catherine whipped the girl.
Before the 19th century, it was legal to beat a wife with a stick on some british islands, as long as the stick was no larger than your thumb. But few people know that the decree was only repealed in the 21st century.
Not everyone can enjoy it. But for more than four thousand years, at least some people have enjoyed it.