"Do Not Spank" panties

When I was a boy, I was walking through a Dollar Store one day. I happened to pass by the girl's underwear section, and noticed a pair of girl's panties with the words, "Do Not Spank," across the seat. That was something that got me to thinking. Would that deter any parent who had his or her daughter over his or her respective knees, from spanking her? Would it encourage a parent to pull the daughter;s panties down and spank er bare bottom? How would the daughter feel about wearing the panties? Would they give her a sense of freedom from spankings, or would she worry about someone seeing them, and inferring that she had, at least in the past, been subject to spankings?

We will never know, but the possibilities...

Ah, how times change. My gf has a pair with 'Spank Me' across the seat - an invitation that, of course, I'm always very happy to take up...

Ah... I wish I had some that came with lockable suspenders that hindered their lowering but then they'd likely just be cut off.

I'd think that it was an invitation to negotiate. Be sassy say the opposite of what you mean or bring up the subject where the panty wearer would rather Top.

That is funny jenny, Hoe can suspenders be unlockable? They do add a lot to our fantasies. Tx and regards

I mean suspenders in the fashion like one would wear over their shoulders to hold up a pair of trousers... not suspenders like depend from a garter belt.

I remember seeing a pair on a tv show once, it may have been Laugh In, that had the words Spank Here on the seat.

In Britain as well as in many parts of the English speaking world including here in South Africa, they are called braces.

My apologies. I live in the United States so you must translate my English into English! I think it was George Bernard Shaw who said, "England and America are two countries separated by a common language." (or something to that effect).