V is for Vacillate

I had this old boss, well he wasn't really old, just my old boss, the one I had last, before I retired. I guess he was kinda old, if you're young you would think so. Anyway, at first I thought he was an arrogant jerk. Then as I got to know him better I thought he was sorta cool, sometimes, but still had his jerky moments. As time went on I actually came to like the guy, mostly, when he wasn't pissing me off. We had big, huge fights about stupid stuff, like ketchup. It was a good day if I could make him put his hands in his hair (he didn't have much) and pull it as he yelled, "Why are you doing this to me?"
See, I think the basic problem was he wasn't used to smart women. Not that the other women who worked there were dumb, they weren't, but I don't think he knew how to argue with someone like me. Someone who thinks everything over from every angle, vacillating until I make a decision, and is also quick on the draw, verbally. He once told me I was about the best he'd every run across as far as making excuses. I said, they aren't excuses, they are the rational for why I did, whatever. I told him to spend five minutes in my head and he'd run screaming from the building. I missed him when I retired. It's kinda fun to argue with someone who can't slap my ass, lol.
Writing causes me to vacillate constantly. Is this spank worthy? Should it be over the clothes? On the panties? On the bare? Does the severity constitute an implement or just the hand? What should said implement be? Hairbrush, wooden spoon, ruler...? Should she fight and kick or just accept her punishment? Or maybe...she can talk her way out of it? Naw, she'll think he's a wimp, or maybe not, maybe she'll respect him for admitting he almost made a mistake in spanking her for something that really wasn't her fault. But was it her fault? Holy crap, just shut up already!

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Published on June 24, 2014 07:28
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