The No-Nonsense Mother's Guide to Petticoat Discipline: The Best Parenting Techniques for Naughty, Disrespectful Boys

I noticed two things when I started to make my son dress as a girl. First, I was surprised how pretty he could look, if I actually spent the time to do his hair and make-up correctly. He always had a petite body and from the neck down, he was identical to a real girl. The second thing I realized was that he actually enjoyed playing dress up like this, even if he was reluctant to admit it. Petticoat Discipline is a traditional form of parenting which helps naughty young men learn to behave themselves. I had really tried everything with my son. I made him stand in the corner in time out. I tried taking away his toys. I told him he couldn't have dessert. All of these punishments just ended up in more temper tantrums. But when I told my son he was going to start wearing lipstick, tights, and a dress, you can probably guess what happened. But mom, he said, those are all for girls. I guess you're going to have to start living as a girl then, I replied. The real point of Petticoat Discipline isn't just punishment though. The goal is to rehabilitate a naughty young man, to teach him the error of his ways, and to help him blossom into a more empathetic and thoughtful person. I wont deny that it's a punishment, however, and it's also intended to be unpleasant at first. The true beauty of Petticoat Discipline is that it doesn't have to be unpleasant at all, if your son actually accepts it. After all, your mom dresses like a woman every day, as do half the people in the world. Are you really less courageous than the little girls who put on skirts and tights every day? I actually started all of this with my son on a whim. He talked back to me once to tell me that my lipstick was smudged, so I responded by making him see if he could wear it better. After I shared my lipstick with him, not a single word of disrespect came from his mouth for the rest of the day. To tell you the truth, I had always been vaguely aware of this kind of thing, that it was possible to punish young men by making them wear dresses or make-up or bows in their hair. I began to do research and I was kind of shocked by how common Petticoat Discipline is, in its many forms around the world. The reason we don't seem to notice it so much is simply because the boys who get petticoated usually learn to pass as real girls. A lot of boys fall in love with girls clothes and they might even prefer to live as women when they grow up. If you talk to just about any man today, I sure he can tell you about a time when he was younger and he had to try dressing as a girl. Maybe his big sister gave him a make-over before he was old enough to understand what was going on. A lot of female teachers make naughty boys wear costumes for school plays which are essentially dresses. Do you have to wear tights and a double in a Shakespeare play? Those are pantyhose and a miniskirt. Maybe his mom knew about Petticoat Discipline. Or, perhaps he was just curious himself? No matter how much your son protests his treatment, I can virtually guarantee that he'll learn to enjoy dressing like a girl in the end. And, why is that? It's simply because being a girl is awesome. In case you were curious, my husband has been petticoated, too, and you can guess what this has meant for our marriage. I really hope that my advice can help other moms and wives reading this. I imagine that some boys and men who are getting pettociated might also be wondering what lies in their future. These days, all of this is becoming a lot more common. You have probably seen a crossdresser in your daily life. The one piece of advice I will tell you now is that being a girl is by no means easy. And I think that kind of proves just how much fun it is to be a girl. We wouldn't be spending an hour every morning on our hair and make-up if being a girl didn't make us feel so happy! Who knows? By this time next year, you might be fully adapted to your new life as a girl?