In example, in one of my stories, a young woman applies for a job at a stripper bar where, as part of the entertainment, she is to be bare-assed spanked in a play on stage. As part of the interview, she is embarrassed by getting spanked by the boss in his office, but then to find out if she can handle such action in public, she has to walk down to the bar (to get the boss a drink), fully nude during a peak period, after having been spanked. This was initially humiliating to her, but because of antics and hyjinks typical in my stories, the bar staff walk to the far end of the bar, making her walk through the crowd of patrons milling about. It became more game and thus less humiliating when she finds when she gets to the far end, that the bar staff doubled back, making her walk again through more milling patrons (the bar is oval and centrally located in the room). This continues until she is running and laughing to catch up, and humilation and embarrassment are completely abated. There's much more to it than that but then I'd be telling the entire story.
One point though, is that I never used "embarrassed" or "humiliated" in the story and never thought about the distinction between the two while writing it.
Another point is she fully was aware that she was to get spanked on stage, in public, and therefore her humilation or embarrassment was of her own making. At least I hoped that is how it reads...
That she was a virgin spankee and first time public nudist was just icing on the cake. |