Smachtai, It is my opinion that you've over-generaiized based on your own experience on two points: a) how ubiquitous corporal punishment was in the 1950s and 1960s; b) and whether there has been an "evolution" of spanking stories over time from those featuring "traditional" discipline to those featuring spanking as an erotic/sexual activity as opposed to those simply being two different types of stories.
I, too, am a child of the 50s and 60s, born in 1953, and spanking (albeit being acceptable) was not ubiquitous at either at school or at home, despite my growing up in a more-or- less tradition-bound small town in the midwestern United States. At school I never received nor was threatened with a spanking, and am aware of only three that happened to other students in my k-12 years. (One of these being my kindergarten teacher, in her first year teaching, getting frustrated because what we would now call a "special needs" child in her class of 30 being unwilling - or perhaps just unable - to follow instructions, smacked her a couple times with a yardstick - hardly the fodder for ANY kind of spanking story). I didn't witness either of the other two I was aware of. At home, I have a vague recollection of being spanked once when I was 4-5 years old, and once when I was 11 or 12, while swinging around a ruler while threatening a spanking, my mom struck me, probably accidentally, on the belt of my pants. I'm sure spankings happened occasionally, and much more often threatened, but they were not "ubiquitous."
The first spanking story I ever read was in Playboy in the early 1970s. The premise was that a Playboy writer, assigned to research people's interest in spanking, placed an ad looking for a woman wanting to get spanked. To make a long story short, he met up with an attractive woman who answered his ad, but as he spanked her he discovered that in reality she was a writer for a woman's magazine with the same assignment. So they skipped the rest of the spanking and moved on to fucking. So 50 years ago there was an erotic "spanking story" that either had already "evolved from a traditional discipline" story or, more likely, never had to evolve. For decades (centuries?) before there was an erotic component to much adult spanking, and it makes sense that at least some spanking stories that may have been written dealt with that aspect. Myself? Although from a young age I had a fascination with spanking, it always focused on the act itself, rather than on EITHER the disciplinary or sexual aspect. When I returned to it as an adult, my interest was ALWAYS on the erotic aspect ... and this included both reading and writing stories (even if a disciplinary pretext was needed for the spanking being given). And there was always such material available to read - whether "already evolved" or never needing to evolve.
Please - enjoy whatever type of spanking story you prefer, but don't suggest that those of us who enjoy reading and writing a different type of spanking story are participating in a debasement (even if you call it evolution) of the type of spanking you enjoy, or that the type we enjoy somehow had to rely on the type of story you prefer for its genesis. To each his own, "I'm ok/You're ok," live and let live, and all of that |