cross-dressing as punishment?

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Headsprouter

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Public shaming in general seems like an awful and needlessly cruel method of punishment. Too many parents these days seem to be awfully fond of doing it for some internet fame. "Look! I made my child hold up a sign with words on it! What a great parent I am!"
I feel it'll just reduce the amount of respect your child has for you in the future, you'll just get resentment from them thanks to the mental and emotional scarring.

And then, OF COURSE, there's the part with the prejudice and the implications that cross-dressing is bad, with sexism and the backwardness and the bad morals in the brain.
 

Gary Thompson

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What's wrong with crossdressing?

Clothes can't be assigned to certain genders no more than jobs can.
 

Jamieson 90

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I don't currently have any children, but when and IF I ever do I want to be as non-judgmental and carefree as possible, and while I do have some prejudices (we all do), I'm not racist or homophobic, nor do I have anything against transgender people. So really this would never be an issue for me as I'd be okay with a daughter wearing 'boys' clothes and a son wearing 'girl's' clothes, because at the end of the day clothing is just pieces of material which have social meanings applied to them; it was only a hundred years ago that it was perfectly acceptable and expected that boys wore dresses, nor was it so frowned upon for boys to wear pink as blue used to be a girl's colour thanks to its association to the virgin Mary.





Hell I'd be fine with one of my children wearing nappies/diapers if it made them feel good, because at the end of the day there are far worse things a teenager can do, you know the whole pregnancy, gangs, drugs, smoking, drink etc. So them liking to themselves younger etc is probably the least of my worries.

Having said that while I might be so accepting of this young children are not, and so I think it would be pretty unacceptable for a parent to force their son (or daughter) into clothing aimed at the opposite sex to demean or humiliate them, in fact I think humiliation is a pretty poor way of disciplining children not to mention very hurtful too, so no I wouldn't do this nor do I agree with it.

P.S for those interested you should check out Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals and Phthalates and how they're effecting young boys; it might explain why we're seeing more young boys being 'feminized,' for want of a better word. So yeah biology and genes might be a factor but I think it's naive to ignore what these chemicals (environment) are doing, especially those ones that are accelerating female puberty or those ones decreasing penis size and male fertility. Not that we can avoid them considering they're in out water and every single thing made of plastic which is pretty much everything.
 

Giyguy

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Why? corporal punishment (a.k.a spankings when young) and then grounding (creating a mental leash for an older teen by using his or her stuff as collateral) are far more effective and cause less emotional scars.

it's cruel to do to a boy since all it will achieve is getting him mocked due to straight male society still being unrelentingly cruel to men who are feminine in any way, so it will cause lasting mental damage AT BEST.

it won't work for girls, because women wear all types of clothing, so a girly girl suddenly showing up as a tomboy will be teased at worst, it isn't an effective punishment in either case.

the kid will hate you and do something terrible at worst, like harm the rest of your family or someone outside of it.

this is what we call, in a court of law, CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT, and it will get social workers and the state justice on your ass immediately, as it should. get a paddle and threaten to take their stuff, it worked for my parents and I turned out fine enough, i would think.

you aren't trying to psychologically torture the little misbehavers, you're supposed to teach them of the consequences of their actions!
 

Relish in Chaos

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No, because that?s fucking child abuse (not to mention sexist, for obvious reasons). You should never use humiliation to discipline a child; plus, it could damage his self-esteem later in life and encourage bullying, if a boy?s schoolmates see him walking around in matching clothing with his mother (you know how cruel kids can be).

?Crossdressing as punishment? is something that should only ever remain as a ?forced feminisation? fantasy.
 

Slenn

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As a person who's dressed to the nines as both genders for Halloween and anime conventions, the idea of making any one of my hypothetical future kids crossdress as a punishment is ridiculous. If he doesn't want to wear a dress, or she doesn't want to wear pants, then fine. The people who support that idea don't have any sound logic to me. From what I've seen they support the idea of a guy wearing a dress and they oppose the social stigma that's against it. But yet they recognize that social stigma as means for public shaming and then subsequently use it for public shaming via crossdressing. If he doesn't want to crossdress, then don't force it on him. If he does, then don't oppose, just only warn that there's gonna be people who will oppose this.
 

Olas

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Public embarrassment, along with physical harm, seem like something a bully does, not a responsible parent. That kind of stuff leaves scars, and this could even affect other people's perception of you.

Gary Thompson said:
What's wrong with crossdressing?

Clothes can't be assigned to certain genders no more than jobs can.
Cross dressing is fine as long as it's your choice, however there is still a lot of negative cultural stigma around it, it's an unfortunate reality, and in this case it's being used as a punishment.

Queen Michael said:
I'm a tranny. To me, it's a reward.
Then I guess your punishment is you have to dress like normal?
 

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Uh... no. Probably not. I can't see public humiliation being a good punishment. Spank them. Empty out their room. Ground them. Besides, what kind of weirdo sits down and says "yeah, that will make them a stable member of society."

Plus I'd feel embarrassed about being a huge ass hole in public. People won't be judging the kid for wearing a dress in public, they'll be judging me for being an evil person and humiliating my own kid. This is how serial killers are made, seriously, look it up.
 

Geo Da Sponge

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The weird thing is that, unlike the OP, for me this kind of thing is a fetishistic idea. As in, with me being humiliated through being 'forced' to crossdress and so on, not a child obviously.

But, and this is a big but, that is not how I feel the real world should function. It's not healthy to treat a child like that, or to treat cross-dressing as shameful. It's a roleplay thing, pure and simple, and I'd never do it with someone who genuinely though that such a thing is shameful (and to be honest, I doubt that anyone with those kinds of views would want to do it either). I don't think it's any more right to do in plain, day-to-day life than declaring ownership over someone, or hurting them, or calling them a whore, but if that's what you want and you do it in a safe space and with full understanding of what it means, then go right ahead.

Crossdressing can be anything the person who's doing it wants it to be really, since ultimately it's just clothes. Even just for me, in different contexts and with different clothing I can find it any mixture of empowering, submissive, arousing, perfectly normal, or even plain dull at times.

Anyway. I think it should go without saying that something I find an arousing fantasy is not something I want to see done to children.
 

Bestival

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Nah, I'm too old fashioned for something like that.

When my kids need some punishment it'll be the belt for them. Like my daddy taught me!



Seriously, my dad made me wear some ludicrous fuckin' belts, it's not even funny. One of them was pink, with 3 plastic suns as a buckle. I JUST WANTED TO FIT IN WITH MY GOTH FRIENDS, DAD!
 

Shoggoth2588

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I don't have a clue honestly...I think it would be a neat punishment for older people but only men and only if they're force to wear women's pants (but it would only punish men like me who use all 4 standard pockets).

I think forcing a kid to wear a diaper would be a better punishment than forcing a boy to wear a dress. I don't think you could really punish a girl by making her wear boy clothes though...if anything the little girl would realize that pockets are awesome and she's getting screwed over.

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I like pockets, OK!?
 

Charli

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Yeeeeeah let's subliminally implant the notion that those who wear the opposite gender clothing are weak and weird...yeeeeah!


...No. And get off my lawn, and never speak to me again.
 

Someone Depressing

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If they were against he idea, yes. For the lulz.

But really, I'd tell them to dress how the hell they want, and that it's not up to me. As long as they're good.
 

Belaam

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Sofus said:
Isn't it illegal to punish children by humiliating them? is it any different than violently beating the child into submission? ofcourse it isn't. I for one would report such parents to the police, and if that failed then I would probably just get my baseball bat and show them what karma is.

Unless of course the child is over the age of 16 and already fit to leave their home.
Sadly, emotional abuse tends to be either not illegal, or exceedingly hard to verify and convict. I would assert that violently beating a child includes emotional abuse on top of the physical abuse, so equating them doesn't quite work. It's like asking, "Is kicking you any different than kicking and hitting you?

I would never use cross dressing as a punishment as I don't see it as a negative and I wouldn't want my kids to think of it that way either. Punishment should be an additional chore and/or removal of a benefit that relates to the offense. (i.e. you spilled food all over the living room floor. Now you have to vacuum and use carpet cleaner on the carpet in there you're not allowed to eat food in the living room for a month.)