Domestic Discipline Humiliation

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Domestic Discipline Humiliation
It’s the wonder of the onesie. And it’s been added to the list of rules and policies I wear one every day without advanced request and permission.
The world’s gone so crazy, a man can’t even spank his own willing wife anymore without being accused of assault.
But Sean made me take off my skirt in the parking lot and shame, humble and completely owned by my husband.
He ordered one and was so happy, he ordered 10 more.
Spanking is easier. And he just had to leave it unsnapped and it shows my red bottom. But there’s more than that. Like I am more submissive, Sean is more dominating.
He almost never gives me permission to leave the room except to go to the bathroom. He corrects me if I don’t say, sir. And his lectures are totally different. He just says things like, “I am the HOH. That makes me the decision-maker, the rule maker and your disciplinarian. And you do what you’re told. That’s why you are a grown woman wearing a onesie I dress you in with your red bottom I just spanked showing. You’re going to stand in that corner and think about what you did”.
It’s not sexual. But our sex life has improved. He’s just so very manly. I didn’t even flinch when he asked me to model them for our DD friends.
I wouldn’t say no to my husband for anything!
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My husband is so proud of himself. He has found a garment that makes my bottom more accessible, is suitable for the shaming punishment I need, makes me feel utterly submissive 24/7 and can be used in public.

It was my wife who introduced spanking into our relationship. After an argument, she pulled her pants down and laid across my lap. She said later after an argument she felt worse. After a spanking, she felt better. About a year later, she said just spanking didn’t give her the redemption she needed. I started sending her to the corner to think about what she did. She exposed her red bottom. I asked her why. She said she needed to be shamed and humbled to feel redemption.
As the husband, I knew it was my responsibility to decide her punishments. That’s when I started supervising the redoing of sloppy housework with her red bottom in the air. Not only was it effective, but she was also happier after the initial remorse.
It didn’t take an Einstein to see my wife needed punishment that involved what a lot of people would call humiliation.
Yes, I punish her with diapers. I put her in them to keep her from getting up in the middle of the night and waking me up. She was so embarrassed I knew they would be an effective punishment. But I only use them for serious infractions like blatant disobedience when she wore pants after I told her more pants and she wore them anyway. And once she was talking to man too long at a party at our to make me jealous.
I took her to the bedroom, spanked her and put her diaper and rubber pants. Then I led her back to the party, said it was past her bedtime and had her say goodnight. I worried it was too severe but she didn’t think so. She said she had embarrassed me and acted like a child so I embarrassed her and treated her like a child and embarrassed her.
I forbade pants because skirts are more convenient for punishment among other things. I stopped letting her associate with non-DD women because they told her she was abused and it upset her. She has a bedtime or she will stay up too late and be cranky. The playpen is for timeouts and more comfortable than tiny chairs our friends use.
I do not require her to call me Master and Sir. I love it and the same goes for asking permission to leave the room. Her eagerness to show her submission and devotion moves and humbles me.
I do not yell at or insult my wife. I adore her. Even after the exercise was over, I have continued to bathe and dress her because we both enjoy and she deserves to be pampered
I hope all DD husband’s feel like this. They should.
Domestic Discipline Lifestyle For Consenting Adults
My name is Sean. My wife, Caroline, posts on this site frequently. And I would like to speak by, for, and about DD husbands.


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We haven't talked about this for a really long time, and I thought this was a good time to bring it up again since we have a lot of new people. What do you think of "domestic discipline"? It's also referred to as HOH or "head of household. If you've never heard of it, here is an about.com article I found that should be safe for work (no pics or language): http://marriage.about.com/cs/domesticviolence/a/domesticdisc.htm Here's one specifically about using it in a Christian marriage: http://ddchristianmarriage.com/ Basically, the man is the 'head of the household' and the woman is subservient to him. If she 'misbehaves' she is punished, usually by being spanked to tears. It's (supposedly) not sexual at all, it's meant to 'teach her a lesson'. Often, after being spanked, she is sent to a corner, or some other time out. Some men take it further. What do you think? 
Wow. That would never happen in my house. Ever. I'm not a Christian, so that route is canceled. As far as the spanking, or worse, he better be willing to get his ass beat, before I call the police.
I don't know that there are adequate words to express what I think about this.  I can't even stomach the whole Promise Keepers subservience concept, and that's without bringing in the whole disciplinary bonus.  Don't even get me started.
To quote my mother talking to my father, "If you ever lay a hand on me, you better not ever go to sleep." I tell my husband "I know which knee is the bad knee and I know where the cast iron pans are..." So called "domestic discipline" does not comport with my definition of marriage, which is an equal partnership. I also don't agree with "time out" for adults. I believe in conversation, discussion and compromise. So does my husband, so I picked well.
F that. and that's all I have to say.
Same here. Last time I brought this up, I had found a blog written by a man who was a self-proclaimed expert on the whole thing. I couldn't find it today...maybe it was taken down. But he laid it all out there - if your wife isn't crying when her punishment is over, then you haven't punished her enough. Yet, this isn't abuse? I wish I could find it, you should have seen some of the comments by women in these relationships...scary brainwashed stuff. 
That is just horrible. I wish you did have it, I'm wondering who thinks like this? I wonder if anyone on the boards do? I hope not. I'ts sad.
HA! That's exactly what I'd say to my husband if he tried to pull this crap on me....right before I walked out the door.
I have seen this before. I am convinced it started out as a joke and some people are using it as some kind of masochist lifestyle. There is absolutely no way these people are sane.
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