Some stories are based on truth. Maybe they are embellished to make the tale more interesting. This story is completely true, without any embellishment whatsoever.
I met a man at a spanking party who was a retired rocket scientist. It was one of those weekend parties with a small group of guests, so that everyone got to know everyone else over the course a few days and nights. Making conversation with this fellow, he told me that he was retired. He'd been an engineer at a well-known defense contracting firm. I thought that was kind of interesting, so I asked him what he engineered. He said he designed missile guidance systems for nuclear submarines. Wait a minute, I said. So, that makes you a rocket scientist. He didn't gloat about it, but, yes, that's what he was: a rocket scientist.
Now if anybody tells you they are a rocket scientist, you immediately expect them to be smart - and not just smart, extremely smart. After all, you have to be both very highly educated and very highly competent. At least I would hope so! The safety of millions of people depends on it. Therefore, succeeding at a spanking party, should be a snap for a rocket scientist. . . right?
Being that it was his first, ever, spanking party, I laid out the basics. I explained to Mr. Rocket Scientist fundamental bits of information, like "talk to a bottom for a little while, before asking them to play. Try to get a sense of their likes and dislikes, their level of pain tolerance, and what they might be in the mood for." and "If you ask to play and they say 'no' then don't ask again. If they say 'maybe later', then wait a while before asking again." I just told him very obvious and basic information to help him get started, that is, if he even needed to be told that stuff, which he didn't, because, after all, he was a rocket scientist.
You've probably already guessed where this story is heading. Nothing spectacularly bad happened, but the rocket scientist, never got off the launchpad (so to speak). He didn't get one single bottom to play with him. He ended up leaving at the end of the first night of the party, totally demoralized and humiliated. For whatever reason, he couldn't grasp, or could not execute the many minor movements that one has to go through in order to get from merely being at the spanking party to being in the party.
I wonder, was the brain of that rocket scientist not fully equiped for the mission? Or, is the spanko tango a lot more difficult to execute than even a rocket scientist would expect? It also begs the question, how do you know you're doing well, or doing poorly? Obviously, if you're not having any fun and not playing with anyone, then there's a problem. But, what if you're experience is more, let's say, average - you win some you lose some, more or less in equal measure. Is that good? Is that bad? Is that just OK? Does it matter?
Thankful Anyway
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