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"In Trouble" by James Collinson (1825-1881).
Note: This article should actually be named m/m. However, for technical reasons, articles in this wiki can't begin with a lower case letter. Therefore, the alternative lemma boy/boy was chosen.
m/m is an abbreviation used in spanking art to signify an artwork or story that features a minor male spanker and a minor male spankee. In other words, a boy spanking another boy. It could be, for example, a boy spanking his playmate, another boy from his school, his brother, or his cousin. It could also be one putto spanking another.
m/m is boy spanking art.
Gallery[edit]
A naked boy is birched by another boy, etching from a school book (1785).
Two putti fighting, one with a rod.
From The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy (1818).
The Ironworker's Noontime, painting by Thomas Pollock Anschutz that has an m/m spanking in it, oil on canvas, 1880.
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Links[edit]
- m/m gallery on Boyz Being Boyz Warning:
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