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       #Post#: 562--------------------------------------------------
       Billy Kadlec
       By: Jack Date: October 2, 2017, 4:45 am
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       I have said before that Billy loves doing and learning.  Over
       the summer, he did pretty much all the projects I'd suggested
       before the end of summer, then he came to me asking for more.
       He's a very smart kid in some ways.   In other ways, he can be
       awkward (which is to say socially).  At BCA, that's not such a
       huge problem.  The fact that Billy is a) cute; b) helpful; and
       c) in a class above his age actually works for him, since most
       of the kids I've seen him around tend to treat him like a
       slightly annoying younger brother.
       Since school started this year (five weeks ago now), he's been
       more than slightly annoying to someone.
       Like many bookish kids, Billy has apparently always been a bit
       shy and stand-offish, but being over here, he's opened up a lot.
       Besides just hanging around, he started Scouting, and he's
       really involved with it.  His mom has told me he's never had
       this many friends.  The problem is that between scouting, just
       hanging around, and school work, he's apparently been letting
       stuff at home slide.  While he used to handle his chores without
       being reminded, he's been letting stuff slide.
       At first, his mom didn't make a big deal out of it.  She'd
       remind him, and he'd normally take care of it.  She didn't feel
       it was a big deal, until it had happened several times.  Then
       she sat down and had a talk with him.
       I don't know how long this went on, but I know it didn't start
       completely when school did.  I think there were a couple of days
       over the summer when he was kept home because his chores (or
       something) hadn't been finished.  It seems to have gotten worse,
       though, and Billy has had both his hand and his rear switched
       for it.  That would improve his behavior, but only for a bit.
       His mom had talked to me about it, because she doesn't want to
       make him quit doing anything, but he needs to quit using those
       as excuses, or find some way to do what he's enjoying, but
       fulfill his responsibilities as well.   She has mentioned making
       him quit Scouts or just not allow him to come over here so
       often.
       He improved for maybe a couple of weeks that time, but then was
       'just tired' and didn't do any chores one day, which would have
       been fine, if it wasn't at the end of a chain of trouble.
       She grounded him through the weekend.
       For reference, this past weekend, when he was grounded, was when
       we had the School Carnivals.  He was not only to work the Scout
       booth, but he just knew we had a ton of stuff going on, and he
       had really been looking forward to it.  His mom was pretty much
       - you'd been warned, so this is your choice.  I hate grounding
       kids, but I couldn't really disagree with her.
       Well, she called me Thursday.  She explained the situation, and
       that she wasn't comfortable giving Billy what I'd consider a
       thorough spanking, but he's suggested asking me.  She knows I've
       spanked him before, so she asked if I was willing to do it as a
       'one more last chance' type of thing.
       I agreed, but details will have to wait for next time.
       #Post#: 564--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: db105 Date: October 2, 2017, 8:26 am
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       While not doing his chores is a problem, I much prefer it to the
       problem of his not having any friends. It's very good that he's
       opening up and has a good number of friends and social
       activities.
       Having said that, his mom needs to deal with the problem at
       hand. If he really has too many activities, making him quit some
       makes sense, but I think he should be given some input. How old
       is he now, anyway? Does he have any ideas about how to deal with
       the problem?
       Also, he has already been switched... isn't that a harsh
       punishment already? If it wasn't effective, will the spanking
       from Jack be effective?
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       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: Adric Date: October 2, 2017, 9:09 am
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       [quote author=db105 link=topic=67.msg564#msg564
       date=1506950780]Also, he has already been switched... isn't that
       a harsh punishment already? If it wasn't effective, will the
       spanking from Jack be effective?[/quote]
       I think it can be harsh or not depending on how it is done.  My
       first CP experience was with a switch from Mom and that went on
       until I was around seven years old (when the peach tree died).
       I don't remember it as being harsh, and I'm sure I would have
       preferred it over Dad's hand.
       I agree that he should get to decide what he might have to cut
       back on to solve the problem, if that's even necessary.  Having
       Mom decide on something arbitrarily seems like a bad idea.
       (Maybe it is his chores that should be cut back?)
       [quote author=Jack link=topic=67.msg562#msg562 date=1506937515]
       Well, she called me Thursday.  She explained the situation, and
       that she wasn't comfortable giving Billy what I'd consider a
       thorough spanking, but he's suggested asking me.  She knows I've
       spanked him before, so she asked if I was willing to do it as a
       'one more last chance' type of thing.[/quote]
       So he suggested asking you?  That sounds like a pretty positive
       attitude, and you've done it before so he knows what he's
       signing up for.  Sounds better than having mother dictate what
       activities he has to quit, or fooling around with a switch.
       #Post#: 577--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: db105 Date: October 2, 2017, 6:10 pm
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       Anyway, we want the details :P
       #Post#: 582--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: Jack Date: October 3, 2017, 6:39 am
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       [quote author=db105 link=topic=67.msg577#msg577 date=1506985803]
       Anyway, we want the details :P
       [/quote]
       Before I get to that, allow me to make a couple of points.
       First, if I thought Billy's mom was giving him too many chores
       or overreacting, I would have told her so.  I don't think that
       Billy needs to cut any activities.  His mom isn't as
       strict/organized as I am, but she only has one kid.  Except
       doing his laundry before he runs out of clothes and making sure
       the trash is out on the right days, he usually has leeway on
       when he does them.  It seems to me that he's over here playing,
       then wants to go home and read, and his chores are just getting
       neglected.  Understandable and even acceptable as a one-time (or
       once in a while) thing.  The problem is that it's become a habit
       with him since school started.
       Also, his father was his prime disciplinarian, for a lot of the
       same reason that his dad home schooled him.  The switch she uses
       is stingy, but nothing near as bad as the switchings I give, so
       I think Adric's comments on that were relevant.
       [hr]
       Ms. K had an early day that day, so Billy had come straight
       home.  I went over a bit late, after getting Connor and Curtis
       in bed.  Billy was surprised and excited to see me, until he
       realized why I must be there.
       I talked to Billy for a minute, then we sat down with his mom.
       I had intended to supervise, and told both of them the rules for
       the discussion (Mom was going to explain why he was grounded -
       if he disagreed with something she said, raise his hand and wait
       for him to finish, and basically same to her - respect each
       other and keep it relevant).  They actually did a good job, and
       Billy just thought she was over-reacting, he didn't really
       disagree with her.
       When we had agreed on what had happened, he and I went to his
       room.  I'm not sure what Billy expected, but he grew pretty
       upset as I told him that I agreed with his mom, that I felt he'd
       been disrespectful and immature, and that if we went on with
       this, I was going to wear him out.  As a matter of fact, I told
       him the only reason I was agreeing to go on is that the school
       carnival was a once a year thing, and there were other people
       depending on him to be there, since schedules were already made.
       He was on the edge of tears by the time I finished that.  Either
       he hadn't really understood why this was kind of a big deal
       (once again, not because of the chores, but because the weeks of
       doing what he wanted and ignoring the rest)... Well, I've been
       told that my lectures can be as bad as my whuppings, so maybe I
       should have been a little more gentle with him.
       Either way, he agreed that he deserved it, and he understood
       that next time he got grounded, he would have to live with it.
       Since he didn't have a chair in his room, he went to get one
       from the dining room.  When he came back, he lifted his t-shirt
       and I bared him.  Since his mom uses her little switch, I'd
       brought his paddle with me.  We got him over my lap, and I went
       to work.
       I was not happy with Billy.  He's a great kid, and I do love
       him, and this wasn't serious misbehavior, but it was an ongoing
       problem that he'd had several chances to correct., and I planned
       to make sure he was sorry he hadn't.
       On the other hand, Billy was already upset with himself and
       embarrassed, and I knew he didn't have much experience with
       corporal punishment the way I administer it, so I decided a
       basic two-down pattern would suffice, though I have to admit
       that a two-down with the maple paddle was going to leave him
       stinging and sore for more than just a few minutes.
       I was certainly right.  Like any self-respecting older boy,
       Billy tried to take it well, but he was already so wound up that
       he was crying before I was half-finished with the first set, and
       he was bawling when I'd barely started the second.  As a matter
       of fact, he was crying so hard, shrieking and even starting to
       cough a bit, that I cut it a bit short (but don't tell anyone,
       please - I'm already getting a reputation as a softy, thanks to
       C&C).  I held him a bit, then helped him get the basketball
       shorts he'd been wearing back on, and walked him out to the
       living room.
       I stuck him in a corner, then slid his shorts down, so his mom
       could get a look at his rear.  She was afraid I'd over done it,
       but she looked again before bedtime, and again the next morning,
       and he was back to white (his rear was - considering how shy he
       is around girls, including his mom, his face was probably as red
       as his rear had been.
       Billy stayed with us Friday night, so his mom could have a
       'girls' night', and he wasn't mad at me at all, though he was a
       bit in awe that my kids get spanked like that all the time.
       Everything went fine Saturday.
       His mom has asked to talk to me.  She doesn't ground often, and
       when she does, it tends to be short but intense.  I think she
       wants a way for her to make a better impression on him when he
       does get in trouble, without humiliating him.  I'm thinking of
       recommending an oval Lexan with him over the bed, so he won't be
       displaying too much.  She basically seems able to take care of
       him when he needs it, but he's growing and she just hasn't
       adjusted yet, so maybe he's not taking the earlier corrections
       as seriously as she meant them to be.
       #Post#: 587--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: squarecutter Date: October 3, 2017, 10:13 am
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       Coukld Billys mom be need of a paddle or a heavier switch if
       hers wasnt having enough persuasive effect or was it the way she
       was prepared to use it
       #Post#: 589--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: Jack Date: October 3, 2017, 10:47 am
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       [quote author=squarecutter link=topic=67.msg587#msg587
       date=1507043617]
       Coukld Billys mom be need of a paddle or a heavier switch if
       hers wasnt having enough persuasive effect or was it the way she
       was prepared to use it
       [/quote]
       I think you hit the nail on the head.  I can't remember anything
       she specifically said, but my basic feeling is that she wants
       something with a bit more authority.  Part of the problem is
       that she doesn't want to bare him.  In regards to that, I'm
       going to suggest a couple of ways she can be more effective
       without having him nude - since he wears briefs, either 'wedgie
       spank' or something like 'over a pillow, shorts down' would
       probably work best.  I had considered recommending an oval lexan
       for her, but honestly, I think the Red Maple would do an
       adequate job, even if his rear is protected by his FoLs.
       #Post#: 590--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Billy Kadlec
       By: kalico Date: October 3, 2017, 11:47 am
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       Happy it worked out and no hard feelings ..... he might just be
       sorry he started this is your giving his mom suggestions on
       heavier implements... lol
       Hugs kal
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