Over-one-knee position

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F/F pencil drawing by Richard Hegemann (1932).

The term over-one-knee position refers to spanking positions in which the spankee is bent or laid over one of the spanker' knees (or more correctly, thighs).

This is possible in the following positions:

The spanker stands and places one foot on the seat of a stool, chair, step, or other object that is high enough to bring the spanker's thigh to a horizontal position, over which the spankee can be laid. As all of the spankee's weight is borne by the spankee's hip/abdominal area, and rests on the spanker's thigh, this position is mostly used for spanking small and lightweight children.
The spanker gets down on one knee. This brings the spanker's other leg to a right angle, over which the spankee can be bent or laid. This position requires no item of furniture and can be entered starting from the underarm position.
The spanker sits like in the over-the-knee position. However the spankee is bent over only one of the spanker's thighs, which allows the spanker to lock the spankee's legs between his/her legs. This method is mainly used to prevent kicking. As a side effect, it and also causes a sharper bend of the spankee's body.

Note that over-one-knee positions are not very comfortable for both partners as the spankee is lying over only one thigh, and this thigh has to bear all or most of the spankee's weight.

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A wealthy rancher spanks her houseboy in the over-one-knee position.

The seal of Louth Grammar School in 1552.
German(?) postcard.
Political German cartoon postcard from World War I.
F/F spanking illustration by Louis Malteste (1927).
F/f spanking illustration by Louis Malteste from the novel Baby, Douce fille.
Illustration by Georges Topfer from the novel Visites Fantasiques au Pays du Fouet.
Père Fouettard birches a child. Artist unknown.
Venus chastises her brother Mars with her hair.
Illustration by N. Carman (1931).
Drawing by erik (2000).
"Egypt", drawing by Barbossasdaughter (2009).