Room 2D

A Miss Marchmont video starring Leia-Ann Woods where I think she and her partner have been inspired by the wonderful early Blushes tale  April . Review from spankingfilmreview.com: Claire, a tender and innocent-appearing schoolgirl, sits in a don’s office, working on her notebook, but wearing just a blouse, tie, and white panties. She is in the midst of a punishment session. The don steps out to take a phone call and Claire sneaks a piece of candy. He returns and she stands and pulls her panties down, a requirement when she wishes to speak or is spoken to. We remember this is a procedure in an old Roué film, and modernized by Girls Boarding School , and while it may not appear in the school policy manual, it would seem to focus young minds. She is cleanly shaved. The don has taken a call from her guardian; she is sent to speak to him, her panties remaining at her thighs. She seems unconcerned about running into other p...

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A true story documented by Michael Bryant in Janus 138 In 1972 I was 12 years old, an age which, generally speaking, heralds the beginnings of the gradual metamorphosis from boy to man. Body hair had started to sprout, my voice was becoming deeper, and my thoughts were becoming stranger. Like most twelve-year-olds, I was confused by these sudden alterations to my physical and mental states. Why was it that girls were now becoming attractive to me? Especially older girls, like those in the fifth and sixth forms at my school. Why was it that I now derived great satisfaction at looking at the posteriors of the more curvaceous females who surrounded me in great numbers? Why was it — and this was the biggest question — that I continually imagined the aforementioned fifth and sixth form girls, having their perfectly rounded bottoms well and truly spanked? I concluded, after hours of considered intellectual argument with myself, that I...

The classic Janus video and related promotional material from Janus 6 Just a few weeks ago, I received an invitation from the Janus editorial offices to ‘sit in’ on the making of their latest film production. I arrived on the appointed Saturday morning in Old Compton Street, London, to find the road devoid of motorial transport. In evidence however was the most luscious red-headed traffic warden I had ever seen. Further up the street I recognised the magazine editor leaning happily against a solitary taxi, the vehicle apparently immune to the traffic laws. We greeted each other, and I was then informed that the vision of supposed authority was in fact the lead artist in the latest of their cinematic endeavours. Car owners, not knowing the set-up, had scarpered before, as they thought, the fateful ticket would be appended to their windscreens. Personally I would have swallowed the six quid just to get the chance of meeting her, ...

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