MY SON THE PHYSIE CHAMP!

Mothers Feminizing Their Sons To Take Control!! 

Here is a Great Story from the most Recent Publication of Petticoat Discipline Quarterly. As Women Take more Control, the Feminization of Males seems to be a Great Catalyst in Controlling the Males in their Lives. It will be nice to see this Happen even more!!

MY SON THE PHYSIE CHAMP!
from Becky 
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Dear Helga, 

I just found your website the other day after one of my daughters told me about it. I am a single mum with 3 daughters (13, 11 & 10) and a son (8).. My little boy (sort of!) is called Jamie and he has always been in touch with his feminine side, being the only boy in the house. But I have to agree with your site he is certainly much more docile and obedient when he is wearing one of his feminine outfits. 

Last year for his birthday I bought him ten pairs of panties (2 five packs), all of them were nylon hi cut bikinis and five of them were pink. I think pink is an excellent colour for this sort of thing because it is usually only ever seen on girls, so one peek and everyone knows what he is wearing! And he knows that! I have thrown out his old underwear and he has to wear the panties seven days a week now. I have also started being less choosy when picking clothes that he can wear from his sister's hand me downs! This year he got more panties as he had outgrown the others. He always goes so red in the face when he opens the present, even though I think he sort of expected it this year. 

But the purpose of this letter is not to detail Jamie's wardrobe but to detail his sporting prowess. Jamie took up an Australian sport called physical culture this year.. His sisters have been doing it at a local club for the last few years and I just got sick and tired of having to drive halfway across town for Jamie to go to football practice! So I told him he was taking the sport and that was final. He sulked for a week leading up to his first class and I had to spank him that time because the normal feminisation process didn't seem to be doing its job. 

Have a look at www.physicalculture.com.au to see the typical uniform for the sport. It consists of a skimpy tight leotard, tan tights and a lot of makeup (nails, eyes, lips, fake tan). Normally only girls can do the sport. His teacher accepted him in the class on the condition that he tried to fit in and part of that was wearing the same outfit. Fortunately for him he didn't have to wear make up to class, but if he was being particularly naughty before the class I would sometimes make him put on some nail polish and lipstick anyway (he really hated that. Lucky I didn't use mascara because he cried all the way to class). It was so funny watching the girls reaction to him, some of them were really mean and called him a sissy or a fairy, but others were quite funny. One girl asked if he was wearing a training bra yet, and when he asked why she said "because it looks like you'll be wearing bras in a few years"... which I thought was fairly witty.. I think I will get him a training bra soon, just for fun. Its also been hilarious watching him trying to keep his white leotard from riding up and showing his pink panties. 

Last weekend he competed in the club's end of year competition and he wore his white leotard, tan tights, pink panties (over the tights) and full make up into an auditorium with about 100 (mainly women) people in there. He looked like such a little pansy prancing around in his girly outfit and I taped the whole thing so that I can replay it to him and my friends. He managed to pick up a highly commended in the Champion Girl category. He received a small statue which is now in pride of place in the lounge room. One of my girls also got a first place which is right up there next to it. 

Anyway the purpose of my letter is really to ask your advice on the bra issue. When do you think is a good time to start him in training bras. I think probably soon, perhaps on his next birthday I can take him to get fitted. It seems from your site that my methods of controlling Jamie are not as unique as I once thought so I wonder if you have heard of mothers using bras for feminising their sons? 

Thank you and thank you for your wonderful website. 

Becky 

Thank you for your letter BeckyBeckymom. What a delightful sport and with teachers like her, little boys can have the opportunity to be a part of it. I feel a bra could be introduced to a boy at the same age you would for a girl, which these days seems to be getting younger and younger. Please do write again at some time, we'd love to hear from you. 

Helga 

My husband has started becoming more feminine in appearance

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My husband has had an enormous amount of trauma in his life. He was repeatedly raped between 5 and 6 by a family member. He was abducted when he was 9 for a three week period and sexually abused during that time. He has been through forty foster homes some which were abusive. He has been sexually assaulted at least 8 other times in his childhood and once during his adult life in which he was stabbed and is now incontinent because of. He was institutionalized for a three year period at which time he was made to dress in girls clothing for over two years. This happened because someone hid girls clothes under his mattress numerous times and upon discovery this was his punishment. Upon discharge to another facility he continued wearing girls clothes for another year until which time he ran away.

Now my husband is an amazing man. I love and support him as he does me. My problem is that he is exhibiting feminine traits and they are escalating. His hair is longer and six months ago he got his ears pierced. His eyebrows are shaped more femininely and now has acrylic nails. He wears women's clothing albeit not overly feminine as of yet. But it is noticeable to me and some friends. Even people from work have commented. Women so far are the only ones who have commented on the clothing and most likely it is because we are more attuned to fashion than men. My husband has frequent nightmares in which he relives the horrors from his past. I know there are complicated reasons for why he is acting and dressing the way he is. The obvious part of it has to do with the three years he lived in dresses and skirts etc. This would be difficult for any one person to overcome. I also know that after a period he accepted what was being done and stopped fighting it. I know that parts of him liked the clothes. But there is also a part of him which because of the sexual assaults and violence upon his manhood dislikes being a male. This comes up in his nightmares in which he cries out a lot and even though we have talked about it he doesn't acknowledge this. My husband and I have been to numerous counsellors previous to this. Most of the counselling dealt with the trauma pieces. My husband is tired of counselling and doesn't want to go again. I understand his hesitation. Counselling is very intense and also expensive. So I have taken to the internet and online forums and online counselling to try and get some help and some answers.

I want to be supportive of my husband. But I am concerned about the changes and how to deal with them. One friend says that I need to make him decide what he wants. If he wants to wear women's clothing then that is what he will wear. If he wants to wear men's clothing then he can do that. She says he needs to decide one way or the other and then stick with it.

I am unsure of what to do. I do not want to lose my husband.

Update: I knew of my husbands past before I married him. I am amazed at how well adjusted he is. This past year has been difficult though. I know he has struggled with trauma and being "normal" . He is an amazing wonderful man.