Favourite names for spankees

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The title of this thread says: "Favourite names for spankees" not "Favourite names for female spankees", so to bring a little balance to eight pages of mostly female suggestions, here are my faves.............Kyle, Kevin, & Keith........since they all begin with the same letter that my own name does, and I like to base my characters on myself.

I will say that while a name can lend a connotation due to sound and association, relying on that too much can end up cliche. So even when I have a female spankee I try to pick a name that fits the character and not so much because it sounds spankee-ish. Spankings stories tend towards cliche by their nature, so no sense adding more. In fact, assigning a name that doesn't sound submissive to a character who ends up as such keeps a reader guessing.

I used to be bad about using the same names repeatedly, so I set up a file of first names for both sexes, then note the date I last used each to avoid repetition.

Since I tend to do my stories in bits and pieces over time, and the final version sometimes veers far away from where I initially thought it was going, I don't name my characters until the story is finished. I just use placeholders like G1 [Girl 1], G2, B1, etc., then backfill their identities, trying to match them with their personas. For example, to me someone named Caitlyn sounds like the mean girl who'd bully poor meek Amy. Your mileage may vary.

If there's a specific time the story is based in, I try to match the names to the era. For example, I recently posted a story about school bullying set in 2005, so I looked up 'Popular Girl's Names 1990' to get an idea of what the protagonists should be named.

In contrast to mj2001 and not being English speaking, I have no feeling for what name which might go with what kind of personality, so I just googled the top 200 given names for each gender in the US and Britain and ticks off a list as I consume the name in a story. After some 300 stories, I'm generally down to the somewhat odd and unusal names now.

For characters meant to be sexy, usually I pick the name from a googled list of popular porn star names.

I have noticed though that I tend to be somewhat repetitive and even though trying to obey the list, I tend to overuse some names which reoccur in about every tenth story. Emily and Jessica are all over the place. Could be that I once knew a girl named Jessica who let me give her repeated spankings...

An odd detail is that while I tend to put an effort into constantly changing the name of the female characters, almost all my male characters tend to go under the name Jake or John...

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I would like to say that I am working on a story featuring Sin Wang, who calls herself Cindy. Not all spankees have English names!

As has been mentioned here, the internet is a good source for appropriate names for male or female spankees. Oddly enough, here in the States, the Social Security website is a good source for names that fit a certain era. They publish a list of most-popular baby names for each decade going back to the 1880s.
When I was active here, I wrote stories set in the Victorian era, the 1920s, or the 1960s. For a story set in the 1920s, for example, I would try to add a little verisimilitude by using names common in that era but rare now. In other words, Henry or Walter or Arthur might take Ruth, Clara, or Lillian over his knee and give her the paddling she deserves.