Room 2D

Three cases of the illicit thrill A historical piece from Janus 20 by Richard Manton. Read these two confessions from blushing brides and one from a young married couple. Then decide if the statements are: (a) Fantasies of deluded readers (b) Stories made up in the  Janus  office (c) Cases cited by a medical authority ‘I found I could bear any number of strokes with the cane on my buttocks. Although my heart beats with fear whenever I have to strip and lie over the table, it has also made my married life complete and happy.’ ‘ I’ve been aware of this streak in me ever since school, where I actually began to enjoy my punishments. My husband would be terribly shocked if he knew about this.’ ‘ We keep a thin cane in the wardrobe and she bends over the chair… It leaves us eager to get to bed.’ If you opted for (a) or (b), go at once to the bottom of the class. The cases are quoted verbatim in  Sexual Stimulation in Marriage  (1971) by S. J. Tuffill, Fello...

From Blushes 37 Dear Sir, … Could you please explain the enigmatic title, Join the Dots which often appears in your magazine? … P.W., Crawley No.

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From Blushes 48 ‘Has anyone told you yet?’ Samantha said. ‘About the attic room? If you commit any misdemeanours here you get sent to the attic room. For one or two nights. Jackie will tell you. She’s been sent there. Mr Clayfield is very keen on blondes, isn’t he, Jackie?’ Jackie coloured slightly. She was a blonde, with short, neat, butter-brown hair; not as spectacularly blonde as the new girl’s curling, shoulder-length platinum locks. ‘You’ve been as well, I seem to remember. It’s not only blondes.’ Samantha was darker, though equally attractive, with petite, gamine looks. ‘What’s this attic room?’ Diane asked. ‘What’s wrong with it?’ The other two exchanged glances. Samantha said, ‘Nothing’s really wrong with it. Not the room as such. It’s… well you could say it’s haunted. A nocturnal ghost is liable to visit you there. In fact it’s guaranteed.’ Jackie smiled. ‘Yes. A very substantial ghost. He must weigh about 14 stone...