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Petticoat punishment
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Petticoat punishment, also known as petticoating or pinaforing and sometimes abbreviated PP, is a kind of roleplay or fantasy that revolves around a male being dressed as a girl in front of his mother, sisters, or in some cases, girls of his own age whom he had offended by his boorish behavior. It is a kind of forced cross-dressing for punishment, a form of psychological punishment.
Petticoat punishment is sometimes combined with other humiliating punishments such as forced nudity and spanking. It is related to femdom, BDSM and fetishism.
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[edit] Items of clothing used
Items of clothing used in petticoat punishment:
- women's/girl's panties, knickers, or other type of underwear
- corsets
- petticoats
- skirts
- dresses
- stockings
- women's/girl's shoes
- and other typical girlish/female items.
[edit] History
- "When petticoat discipline was first employed we will never know. A study of social history shows that it was discussed in family magazines and newspapers during Victorian and Edwardian times, and the beautifully decorated and belaced girls' fashions of the times would no doubt have made them especially effective at subduing the high spirits of boys who required firm discipline. Certainly, as we can see from family photographs of the time, it was the fashion until the Great War to dress both little girls and little boys in virtually identical clothing; beribboned vests, petticoats, white lace dresses, and big bonnets, often until the age of five or six. Some men who were brought up in these times, including former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan (Lord Stockton), recalled being dressed by their nannies in especially pretty and girlish clothing for some minor offence, and petticoat discipline is mentioned in Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy's excellent book 'The Rise and Fall of the British Nanny', published in 1972." (From [1])
[edit] Petticoat punishment in art and literature
A famous work of fiction on this topic is Don Brennus Aléra's novel Frédérique, published in 1921. An artist who specializes in drawing this genre for six decades is Curtus. Another contemporary artist is Barbara O'Toole.
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