Son asking mother

Putting it that way, I can come up with a few in which males either overtly request to be spanked by females, or manipulate a situation to achieve that outcome.

By KD Pierre:

"The Right Cousin" (cousins, obviously, manipulation but possibly inadvertent)
"The Arrangement" (wife/husband, request)

By John Benson:

"Lying to Melissa" (babysitter/preteen boy, manipulation)

Some of my own:

"Philip's Favorite Babysitter" (babysitter/preteen boy, manipulation then later request)
"The Middlegirl" (babysitter/preteen boy, manipulation by preteen girl at request of both)
"Deal-Maker" (girlfriend/boyfriend, request)
"Showing Them" (aunt/nephew, manipulation to win a wager)
"Inside" (mother/preteen boy, manipulation)
"Next Time" (babysitter/preteen boy, manipulation)
"A Promise is a Promise" (teenage girls & his mother/teenage boy, manipulation)
"Eavesdropping, Peeping and Asking Nicely," (mother/teenage boy, manipulation to lose a bet)
"Incorrigible" (teenage girls/teenage boy, manipulation)
"Paybacks and Payoffs" (teenage girl's mother/teenage boy, request, teenage girl/teenage boy, intentionally lost wager)
"Diabolical" (adult females/adult male, manipulation by evil forces)
"Hard Deadline" (adult female & demoness/male co-worker, manipulation by evil forces)

Obviously, plenty of my male characters desire to have their rear ends reddened by the right female(s)... --C.K.

I'm all for that.

Greetings,

As some of you know, I have written lots of stories in which young men get spanked by their stepmothers (and, more recently, their mothers-in-law). However, I took this theme as something of a challenge and wrote a story titled 'Mother's Day.' It's currently in the queue. Thanks for the idea.

I look forward to reading it.

warthur
Can’t wait to read it

Check out Grace Brackenridge's stories - quite a few of them feature this.

PhilK

Cheers, do you know the names of any?

I'd recommend searching her stories for F/m stories.

Grace has posted nearly 1800 stories, all delightfully readable - at a guess, over half of them are F/M. Why not give yourself the pleasure of scouting through them?

I've been inspired. I've worked out an outline involving a college age son whose GPA crashes and searches for a way to get back his study habits. Doing some soul searching and finding some relics from his childhood (including old report cards) and remembers how he was a poor student - until something changed drastically in grade 7.