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I apologize in advance for my English. This is list of self spanking. Ideas, information, things that work, things that do not work. Please reply with anything you think I should change in the thread and I change it. I do not have much information, please contribute.

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Implements:

• Hand - People say too awkward and hard to get the right angle. Does not work very fast, and not able to put enough force. Your hand hurts before anything else.
• Hairbrush - Some people are able to get a good angle and swinging arc with a hairbrush. I don't personally think it is enough force, but it works for some.
• Ruler - While I have no experience myself, people say ruler is good self-spanking implement. Easy to get a good swing, and not much force required.
• Extension Cord, Belt - It sounds painful, but it is not too bad. Take an extension cord and hold both ends of the cable in your hand, folding again, and once more if you want. Hands on knees works best for this, looking over your own shoulder.
• Spoon (wooden) - Easy to get a good wrist turn with long handle, enough force and not awkward. Is good for initial hit, but no lasting sting?
• Switch, Paddle, Cane, etc - Some people say too big to get a proper arc.
• Hawke: Boat Oar - A miniaturized one was described by Hawke, so I thought I would list it here. Minature canoe paddle, 18 inches long, built as stoutly as a full size canoe paddle. The shank was 9 inches long with the paddle at the end. What is important is the handle is easy to firmly grasp and the weight is mostly at the spanking end. It was light enought to really flick fast.
• Hawke: Wrong side of a hairbrush. The bristle side is quiet and at first only tingles, the aftermath is like you sat on a stove. A repeat of this will give you long lasting spanked bottom.

Positions:

• Hands on Knees - Have one hand resting on your knee, and look over your shoulder to present a good view for control and aim. You can get a good swinging arc for extension cords straps and belts.
• Childofpluto: Lying flat on your stomach position kind of works, but requires practice. You need a flexible implement, like a belt or an extension cord, to get enough force from the swing. Also the thinner and lighter the implement is the easier it is to control, and you'll be able to get more effect.
• Hawke: Placing some pillows underneath you as you lie on a bed is a good way to simulate "OTK".
• DarkOne: Laying over the edge of a bed, couch, or chair is a good way to present a target.

Tips:

• People suggest that a warm wet bottom is best for this, that gives a good sting. I guess this also depends on the amount of force you can give.
• One person suggested a pad with Cayenne pepper, I do not know what that meant, or if you did it before or after, but in theory it would work.
• Fig is always an option, sometimes easier than other times. zae: Be careful and do your research when considering substitutes. Ginger stimulates soft tissue/mucous membrane, and causes a hot sensation without actually damaging the skin. Many other hot things (see: spices/chilli/peppers) contain capsicain which irritates the skin and causes an intense burning sensation... because it basically is actually burning you. It can leave lasting damage. Check with individual things, first. Also check for allergies (by wiping a small part of, say, your arm with alcohol to rub off the natural protection of the skin's oils, then apply some of the substance you're testing).
• Dante-hand: A small sheet of sandpaper can be lightly rubbed against your rear end to create a sensation that resembles a sting of a good spanking.
• zae: When swinging or positioning yourself, think in terms of "How would I normally swing an implement? How can I build up a swing, or some force? And now, how can I modify that to hit myself instead?" You have to think of it backwards. If you find something flexible, you can use a side or down-diagonal swing only by twisting your upper torso, and aiming to extend right around yourself.
• zae: Or another way, with various implements, is to swing upwards - use something long-ish so that you can swish and flick your wrist without hitting yourself in the groin.
• Hawke: Holding an instrument backwards, such as through the back of your hand such as that of a backhand serve in tennis, is good for long instruments. Thus allowing a quick flick of the wrist.