frost977:
CrimsonKidCK
what if it is a situation where the person about to be spanked is actually innocent, they were set up or framed and in the right but has a Spanker doesn't care. They are not being childish they are being punished for something they did not do. The spanker simply has a mean streak.
Well sure, that happens quite often in spanking-oriented fiction, it's one plot device to bring about an innocent person being unfairly disciplined, notably if the author wants to create sympathy for the spankee.
Personally, I prefer to have an 'unfair spanking' scenario within which the disciplinarian is well-intentioned, but some other character has 'set up' the person who ends up being spanked. There are also numerous plot twists that can be employed near the conclusion of such a story.
(Examples: The spanker actually knew that the victim was innocent, yet punished him/her anyway; the victim wanted to be spanked, so the character 'setting up' him/her was really working with him/her; the person doing the 'setting up' got caught, possibly even intentionally, and ended up being disciplined instead.)
However, one thing I don't necessarily expect in 'unfair spanking' accounts is justice, so sometimes the manipulative person gets away with it. Readers making comments on such stories sometimes wonder when that character will be receiving just retribution for his/her actions, yet possibly he/she never will.
However, a well-written account of an 'unfair spanking' can be darkly compelling, can't it...?? --C.K.