Real Life Severe Sorority Paddling
February 10th, 2012 | Author: Zille
From Sorority Members Charged With Sisterly Assault For Violent Paddling Incidents:
Seven sorority members from the University of Maryland have been charged with assault for a violent hazing incident in which they choked and paddled a pledge. And their crimes may be part of a national pattern.
BlackAmericaWeb reports that the Zeta Phi Beta women face charges of assault and hazing for repeatedly choking and paddling a pledge, and pushing her against a wall. At least one of the women charged denies involvement — her lawyer says, “The idea of hazing is abhorrent to her.” And a Zeta Phi Beta spokesperson says, “Hazing of any kind is strictly prohibited and is inconsistent with the principles of the sorority.”
But hazing — and paddling — remain incredibly common. In 2010, a Rutgers pledge was hospitalized due to paddling injuries — at the time, a senior said, “All the fraternities and sororities use paddles here. It is really nothing new at all.” And a 2007 report cited the disturbing case of a sophomore at the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore who needed surgery because repeated paddling damaged his blood vessels and gave him gangrene. University and Greek system officials seem willing to pay lip service to anti-hazing policies, but it’s clear that violent practices continue. And when people are getting butt gangrene, it’s time to take some real action.
Readers of this blog will know that I hate the paddle, and that it is the only implement in our household which is reserved solely for real punishment. I’ve never heard of “butt gangrene” happening in the BDSM or spanko communities, but I can totally see how it could happen, if people don’t actually take care of the damage that is inflicted. People always talk about the cane being the “nastiest” implement, but I’d like to nominate the paddle!
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Frat and Sorority paddles are these ridiculously huge, thick, wooden things. It would be a challenge NOT to cause severe marking or injury with those monsters. The wood paddles actually used by most CP people are a lot smaller and lighter (a hairbrush is basically a small paddle); and much less likely to cause the effects described above. Personally, I like a moderately stiff leather paddle best – Stingy but safe.
To avoid injuring pledges, frats and sororities should be required to take a class in safe paddling technique taught by a reputable spanking or B&D organization. I volunteer to teach such a class to sororities!
Much as one has to condemn anything non-consensual, this does spark fascinating images of what’s going on behind closed doors in sororoties across the States to the members who *do* consent to take part! Great find…
Zille, it seems you’re one of us that really appreciates real life spanking stories. I love that you post them with such non-judgmental objectivity, which indicates to me that you trust us readers to understand that you’re not condoning non-consensual behavior.
Anyway, I love the RL stories, so I’m looking forward to reading back through your posts
Best Regards,
Quai