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Hello. Can I request Tamara Mason, Heather Miller and Kelly Meeker with male S/O, who loves spanking them during sex?

Warnings: Sex, Sexual Situations, Spanking, Mild Pain Kinks, Teasing, Public Teasing, Pregnancy Kink & Wanting a Baby (Heather), Orgasm Denial (Heather)

Tamara Mason (Friday the 13th):

Tamara loves to tease, especially since she knows you love her ass. Very much a fan of ‘opps! I dropped something!’ just to bend down right in front of you. She may even rub against you if she’s really trying to get you going. She loves to tease you in public and you’ll need nerves of steel to handle her.

Once you’re behind closed doors it’s a different story. She has no issue shimmying her pants off and bending over whatever surface you want her to. Tamara isn’t going to count spanks so don’t expect her to; she might be bending over but she’s still running the show. She leans heavily into her bratty-ness and there’s no changing that.

She has a fairly high pain tolerance so don’t be afraid to give her a good spanking. Pain isn’t her biggest turn on but she does enjoy a bit. Tamara likes it when you grab her ass after you spank it, massaging for a bit before going back to spanking. She lets you know really clearly when she’s ready for something else and you’re eager to please.

Heather Miller (Texas Chainsaw Massacre):

Heather doesn’t take any disrespect in the house. She runs the show and that means no funny business in front of the others. Sweet affection is fine, a peck on the lips or cheek, hand holding. She doesn’t like or want anything above that in front of the family. Anything more than a hug or a hip bump isn’t ok in front of her cousin.

Behind closed doors, she’s perfectly alright with you running the show. Grab and grope her ass all you want; she’s into it. What she really wants is a baby and if you’re an ass person even better. Bend her over the bed or a desk and put a baby in her.

Has a high pain tolerance and gets into the spanking. She likes it when you use your hand but if you want to try paddles or whips, she’s willing to try. Just know that she’s ready to give it right back. Heather wants this to be fair and she’ll spank you back once she gets a chance. She likes taking you apart like you take her apart.

Kelly Meeker (Halloween):

Kelly is another woman who’s really into teasing her partner. She’ll do the classic bending over move but also loves to dress in short-shorts when the weather is warm or miniskirts. Once she figures out what turns you on it’s going to be over; she’ll use any trick in the book to make sure you’re only paying attention to her.

As much as she loves to tease, Kelly appreciates it when you make the first move. She knows that she’s hot but it’s nice to be reminded. She especially loves it when you can’t seem to keep your hands to yourself, tugging her into an empty hallway or closet. Let her know that you’ve been thinking about her all day and she’ll reward you for sure.

She can take or leave spanking. Kelly likes to be pushed around a little (mostly being handsy) and she doesn’t hate you hitting her ass, it’s just not her favorite. She’ll happily bend over as long as you promise to eat her out after. Both of you are into orgasm denial and what better way to do that then mix it up with some ass play?

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