Like the sound of a dinner bell, my reaction to the jangle of a belt buckle boils down to a simple matter of psychology.
Take an unconditioned stimulus, or a stimulus that elicits a physiological and natural response, like a belt striking my bottom resulting in the unconditioned response: my subsequent arousal, the involuntary dampness between my legs.
Repeatedly pair it with a conditioned stimulus, the sound of the belt being taken from the loops prior to each application, so the belt removal becomes synonymous with its application.
You soon achieve an instinctive response to the belt removal. I hear the jangle and immediately feel my panties dampen, no application necessary.
Take an unconditioned stimulus, or a stimulus that elicits a physiological and natural response, like a belt striking my bottom resulting in the unconditioned response: my subsequent arousal, the involuntary dampness between my legs.
Repeatedly pair it with a conditioned stimulus, the sound of the belt being taken from the loops prior to each application, so the belt removal becomes synonymous with its application.
You soon achieve an instinctive response to the belt removal. I hear the jangle and immediately feel my panties dampen, no application necessary.
Unfortunately for you, that sound doesn't have the same affect on ME. The applications WILL continue.
ReplyDeleteDo you know, I read somewhere that they trained some pigeons to tap a button for food. One pigeon got the food every time, one every second time, and one randomly. Then they stopped giving the food. The first pigeon gave up, the second pigeon took a while but then gave up, but the final pigeon never did and pecked itself to death trying to get the food to come.
ReplyDeleteCheerful.
And now I can't remember what my point was, whether it was that applications should continue or cease, but oh well. Make of it what you will.
I'm definitely staunchly in the "let the applications continue" camp! :)
ReplyDeleteI was going to ask if your significant other agreed with your conclusion but I can see that, that question has already been answered :)
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Brilliant! And I love that sound as well. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh yes, that sound.... shivers down my spine and near instantaneous wetness.... but I do so enjoy the application, too!
ReplyDeleteThere is no way a psychology lesson will ever dissuade D from diligently applying the belt to my backside. :)
ReplyDeleteI was recently looking for downloadable sound effects and came across the belt buckle sound. Seems to be a popular download. I think we're not the only ones who love that sound, Erica and Laura!
Must be torture to go belt-shopping ;)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog, Sexxxay! And it is a delicious torture. You certainly won't find me hanging out in dressing rooms for too long -- or maybe you will. ;)
ReplyDeleteWoof! I've been conditioned too!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Hermione
Oh man, that just brought back horrible memories of a man asking me to pant and bark like a puppy. :P
ReplyDeleteMiss Pink,
ReplyDeleteI had something funny and clever to say about you, the belt and Pavlov, but then I read your last comment and lost all coherent thought. I had a serious bout of uncontrolled laughter...in actual fact, I am still having problems in that area..
Yeah, big surprise that didn't last, no? ;)
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Pink, the way you describe the belt and its effect is truly marvelous. Makes me wish in psychology class they had used Pink and the belt instead of Pavlov and the dogs to teach us.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michael! The whole time I was learning about conditioning, I kept drawing diagrams of this scenario. I'm happy the prof never checked out my notebook. That could have been an interesting discussion after class. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh yes I love that sounds as well. You described it wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Ronnie
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Thanks, Ronnie! It seems to be part of the collective spanko conscious. I just wonder why the belt-wearer doesn't also experience these kinds of responses when the belt is removed.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Pink
Pink, I'm glad I'm not the only one who draws diagrams of sexual things to relate concepts in psychology class.
ReplyDeleteOf course, since I'm not a great artist, the words I write in the margins are even "worse"... glad I never sat near the front with the prof who liked to see what everyone was writing!
Naughty, naughty Ida. :)
ReplyDeleteDo you ever wonder how many people are having those exact thoughts during the lecture? It might be interesting to peruse EVERYONE'S notebooks.
Pink, big, huge congratulations on this post being Chrossed! Very well deserving. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being Chrossed! I agree with his choice.
ReplyDeleteYey! Thanks for alerting me to that, Michael and Poppy! I did a happy dance that closely resembled Michael & Season's booty shaking dance of last week. (Getting Chrossed is great exercise.)
ReplyDeleteI notice that your Daydreams post was linked, too, Poppy. That's wonderful -- I loved everything about what you said.
Happy weekending!