Tonna: Many DD or CDD couples incorporate the punishment of writing lines as a part of a disciplinary measure. This is often prescribed in addition to a spanking, but can sometimes stand alone as a manner of correction in itself. For me personally, I find it particularly tedious. I enjoy writing, but having to mindlessly write the same line over and over again is enough to make me feel like running screaming into the night! 
Yesterday marked the second time in our relationship that Samuel has had me write lines. The first time had been for repeatedly being late for work, and I had to write the line 200 times. Yesterday it was having disobeyed when I did something Samuel told me I was not allowed to do without his prior, expressed permission. (I’m not going to mention it specifically; it’s just too private.) It was a new rule, and I had disobeyed on the point several times in the few days after it had been put in place. To say I was displeased and in disagreement over this new rule is an understatement, and I acted out defiantly to express my frustration.
I had been sneaking it behind Samuel’s back, which in retrospect seems really silly to me now because 9 times out of 10 my guilty conscience gets the better of me, and I wind up confessing to him what I’ve done anyway. My punishment over the issue is being broken up into a couple parts. First I was spanked for disobeying, then I had to write 100 lines over it, and I’ve yet to be spanked for having lied when Samuel questioned me over the matter. I wasn’t feeling well yesterday and so was spared the hairbrushing I was promised. Today, however, is another matter….
As far as the lines were concerned, though, I think I would actually rather have been spanked twice. It was annoying to write them, and it took much longer than I thought it would. Since Samuel has only had me write lines once before, I had forgotten how long it takes. It is however, effective; I really, really, really don’t want to have to write lines again IN ADDITION to being spanked.
I have a special notebook for him to review periodically in which I record how I’ve been obeying the rules Samuel and I have set down and to keep track of how I’ve failed or misbehaved. It’s in this notebook that I’ve been writing my lines. It’s not something I want to leave lying around, but I do believe in keeping a sort of discipline journal, and I think Samuel finds it helpful as well — it keeps us both on our toes.
Call his bluff and don’t do it!