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Roy Tersley interviews Gemma. From Februs 46 Let’s start with a little detail of your background. Well, I was brought up in Battersea, I have one brother and a sister. I came from a very nice home. My father was not very strict but I was sent to a very strict school. I probably could’ve done with some discipline at home but I never got it. I did get the slipper a couple of times at school but on the whole I used to get away with murder. What did you do when you left school? I went straight into modelling which I enjoyed very much. I suppose I am a bit of a show off! I like to, you know, be naked in front of people. Anyway I was modelling for quite a while and then, when I was seventeen I met a man who changed my life forever. Sounds intriguing, tell me more. Well, his name was Thomas. He was a real gentleman in the proper sense. He was very aristocratic. He behaved at all times with great decorum. Actually, he looked a lot...

From Februs 45 Roy Tersley interviews Liz. When did you first realise that you had an interest in spanking? I have always been curious about being spanked since I was a very small girl. Although I was never spanked by my parents I sometimes used to wish that I had been. As I got older my punishment was to be grounded and often in receipt of lengthy lectures which I hated. It seemed to me that a spanking would provide a much better and quicker option. I am pretty sure that just the threat of a spanking would have deterred me from misbehaving. I always think that I would have hated it had I been spanked but now perhaps I am not so sure! I will never know. I have one recollection that when I was fifteen, maybe sixteen, I angered my father to the extent that he slapped my face, it was a very gentle slap and didn’t hurt at all but I was fuming that he had hit me, so maybe I am sure that I would have resented being spanked. Were y...

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A “phantasmagoria” by Colin Weaver from Februs 14. Any commissioning editors out there? Sooner or later the censors will have to admit defeat. It will become generally accepted that an interest in CP is not the bizarre obsession of a few perverts, but something with a strong appeal to millions of people in this varied and versatile world. CP for punishment, CP for pleasure, CP for all the fascinating byways of that delightfully debatable area between the two. This change of attitude will be reflected in the press, on the stage and cinema screen, but most of all on television. There could even be a special CP channel, but it’s more likely that the kind of programme with which we are already familiar will be adjusted to include a CP element. So we may, for example, see a new soap opera in which several of the female characters experience a well-whacked rear end from time to time. A typical episode might open in the living room o...