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A rare example of an m/M spanking image (the child who spanks may look like a girl but is actually a boy). French postcard, c. 1900.

B/M or m/M is an abbreviation used in spanking art to signify an artwork or story that features a minor male spanker and an adult male spankee. It could be, for example, a son/father, grandson/grandfather, nephew/uncle, boy/male babysitter or schoolboy/male teacher scene.

Like all pairings where a minor spanks an adult, m/M is very rare.

Descriptions of "Pairings"
M/M • M/F • M/B • M/G • B/M • B/F • B/B • B/G • M/X • B/X • X/M • X/B • M/0 • B/0 • 0/M • 0/B F/M • F/F • F/B • F/G • G/M • G/F • G/B • G/G • F/X • G/X • X/F • X/G • F/0 • G/0 • 0/F • 0/G
Male • Female • Boy • Girl • X = unknown gender or alien