• Sissy discipline: Do you need strict feminization training?

  • Jan 20 2025
  • Length: 31 mins
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Sissy discipline: Do you need strict feminization training?

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  • Are you a naughty sissy? Maybe you’re simply someone who needs a firm hand with your feminization training. Perhaps you are someone who is new to sissification and curious about what might be involved. This episode is all about using BDSM protocols, pain, and firm control for sissy training.

    What is petticoat discipline?
    Petticoating and its origin in Victorian England (TLDR those people were very kinky!)
    Discipline can be used for behavior modification, correction, and more.
    Maintenance spanking to ensure submission and obedience.

    Mistress Erika points out that the training might not involve any form of physical pain - it can be things like:
    Erotic humiliation which we call pain for the brain
    BDSM high protocol used to reinforce roles of power exchange
    Feminization as part of a FLR - Female Led Relationships
    How a Femdom Mistress can use tasks and rewards to reinforce feminization goals

    The hosts give specific scene examples that call for:
    Locking clothing and shoes
    CBT: ball slapping, etc.
    Chastity

    Have you ever thought about how many ways there are to train a sissy?
    We have (as you can tell) - now we want to hear from you!
    Do you need a firm hand? Let us know.
    Mistress Olivia’s blog: Experienced Mistress
    Mistress Erika’s blog: Intelligent Phone Fantasy
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