punishment

Diane C. · Post by **Diane C.** » Sat Aug 02, 2008 8:31 pm

I went to Catholic school too, and honestly, today's teachers would be thrown in jail for doing the things the nuns got away with...

That's how I started, I think... we all had to wear makeup for the school play, because of the foot lights, so Mom did my makeup every year

Anne Geraux · Post by **Anne Geraux** » Sat Aug 02, 2008 8:59 pm

I had very mean sunday school teachers Scotish Protestant

all old maids and mean to boys who have energy...

i do not hate them, they had their misery, I justt need to move past it.

A G

Frances Jewell · Post by **Frances Jewell** » Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:22 am

A Nun once told my father that she wouldn't go to mass if I was an altar server at it. The nuns and I did not get along, but it seems that they got their revenge because after going to a public high school I was sent away to a Catholic College and believe me it was not a good fit.

Fran

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Tue Aug 12, 2008 4:59 am

My parents finally took me out of Catholic School- I was a little nervous wreck. Sister Christina left the order a couple years later-I forgave her a long time ago. I do wonder how much she had an influence on my life- did she help make me the girl I am today?
Hugs
Cherrylynn

Anne Geraux · Post by **Anne Geraux** » Wed Aug 27, 2008 1:47 am

it seems that so many suffered.

was this necessary

? should we be thankful for wht it helped to create in us?

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:16 pm

Yes Anne

I have often wondered if i should be grateful to Sister Christina. I still remember Her holding my chin as she painted my lips red. All the boys had to wear lipstick and rouge for those school plays- made look very girls mmmmmmmmmm.

Anne Geraux · Post by **Anne Geraux** » Mon Sep 01, 2008 5:46 pm

Perhaps I should be thankful?

My mum dressed me up in my sisters clothing as punishment.

This kept me under control and reminded me that mum was all powerful.

Thanks Mum

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Sun Sep 07, 2008 7:34 am

Anne

My mother did the samething to me when I was 12- she caught me wearing my sister's panties. She decided that I should go dressed as Alice in Wonderland for Halloween.She really dolled me up- red lips ,rouged cheeks, blonde wig, blue dress, pinfore, petticoats white socks and Mary Jane shoes. She took me to the School's Halloween party and left me there- the guys called me a sissy abut girls thought i was very cute. That was my 1st time out in public-experienced a whole range of emotions fear and excitment etc. I guess she thought that would cure me- it didn't.
hugs
Cheryl

Anne Geraux · Post by **Anne Geraux** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 1:43 am

What a hooot
I just love this thread.

You must be very lucky to have this experience.
I so want to have it too.

To be shamed in front of male peers
is a great movement into being totally CD.

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 10:56 am

Frances
I was an altar server too, don't have any exciting stories to tell about priests- they were all kind and patient with us. A couple of the nuns would tease us guys abit.

CherryLynn · Post by **CherryLynn** » Mon Dec 15, 2008 3:43 pm

For me being shamed and punished is so very exciting and very addicting. Went to an S&M salon- The Dom Ms. dolled me up, turned me into a prissy French Maid and had me serve tea and coffee to the other Doms - they had a good time teasing me- and I loved it.

April Rose · Post by **April Rose** » Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:37 pm

I am of part French Canadian extraction, and went to a French Catholic grammar school. They taught us all the prayers in French. My second grade year, the class was taught in the morning by a nun who didn't speak English. I didn't speak French, because My grandfather , who was francophone, but felt he was mistreated by his French speaking father, wouldn't allow it to be spoken in his house. The class wasn't really that much of a problem for me. The stories she told, I could always puzzle out . And they were the the sort that a seven year old boy could really relate to; people finding rats in cupboards, and a nun poking her eye out on the back of a chair, the fluid dripping out on to the floor. But it really was rather absurd that I never learned French, and for a while at least, couldn't pray in English.

Erin L · Post by **Erin L** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:43 am

When I was in sixth grade, our nun threatened the boys that if we misbehaved, we would have to spend the day dressed in a girl's uniform. I tried the entire year, got in more trouble than any other, but never made it. Of course, I had to make it seem like I was being defiant and not like I really wanted to wear the cute pleated skirt, the white blouse, the knee socks and saddle shoes.

Victoria · Post by **Victoria** » Tue Mar 24, 2009 10:08 pm

Well my story is similar except it was in nursery school Busy Bee Nursery School. Probably around 1960 I guess there was a general sense that emasculation of boys was acceptable punishment to get them to act right. Misbehave and you found yourself with a silk scarf on your head and tied under your chin and really misbehave there was a beautiful blue dress waiting for you to wear. Boy I wish I would have misbehaved a little more LOL

Vicki

Absaroka · Post by **Absaroka** » Wed Mar 25, 2009 6:24 am

I wonder if part of the attraction of dressing being a punishment is that it gives a different type of permission to dress?

Absaroka

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