When we married, my husband was aware that I was a dominant person who believed in discipline for males, however I do not think he realised what I had in mind for him as regards his status in our marriage. I didn't want children, I wanted him as my docile, well disciplined, obedient little boy. He was flattered that I had “fallen” for him as he was, and is, a diminutive, young man, several years my junior, whereas I am tall and easily his physical superior and naturally authoritative. Put simply I enjoy ordering him around and humiliating him.
I ensure he is made to wear infantile clothes on a daily basis and I also insist on him behaving in a manner that befits his status in my house as the baby of the family. Dressed in his absurd outfits he is required to speak in a soft, "ickle boy", babyish voice and to use a vocabulary appropriate for a very young , shy little boy. I only ever address him as Bunnykins and he must always call me Mummy Dearest or Mummykins. I have trained him to ask permission before entering or leaving a room occupied by “gwown ups”. He must also do this for things such as leaving the dinner table or for example when he needs to go tinkle. “Pwease may I use my potty Mummy Dearwest?”
He has become used to being dressed in his ridiculous babyish outfits that are deliberately designed to degrade and humiliate, but he still blushes with shame at having to act like a young child, particularly in front of others. Of course I make sure “Bunnykins,” is displayed to a few regular ladies who enjoy the opportunity to tease and humiliate him further, much to his chagrin but to my delight and enjoyment.
Recently Bunnykins was ironing in the utility room. He was wearing a little boy style white shirt with a Peter Pan collar. A baby blue ribbon tied into a flounced bow adorned the neckline and he wore burgundy velvet shorts buttoned sweetly onto the shirt that showed a hint of the thick towelling nappies he wore underneath.
His hairless legs are adorned with knee length white socks and on his feet are a pair of yellow fur lined little boy bunny rabbit slippers that complete his simple but ludicrously emasculating outfit.
As I came to check on him I noticed he had the iron on a far too hot setting. I bent down and slapped the back of his bare legs. He yelped nervously as I admonished him, “be very careful with that iron Bunnykins,” I threatened, “if you burn my blouse I will put you across my knee do you understand?”
“Y- y- y ess, mummy dearwest,” he answered nervously, “ Bunnykins is vewy sowwy mummy dearwest,” I smiled indulgently, “That's a good Bunnykins,” and patted him condescendingly on the head, his hair, at my insistence, is cut into a fringe to help emphasise his childish appearance
The dummy pinned to his various outfits is really just to help emphasise his infantile lifestyle. I find it more amusing and humiliating to make Bunnykins s_ck his thumb. This I have taught him to do whenever he encounters a stressful situation, which are many and often.
The sudden ringing of the doorbell made him very anxious indeed, Bunnykins stress levels soared and his thumb was immediately put straight into his mouth. His thumb suc-king became more vigorous and he looked at me fearfully, hoping against hope that I would not make him answer the door.
If Bunnykins is wearing say, his pale yellow romper suit with the little lambs on and I want to display him to a stranger at the door, then I will do so, regardless of any amount of pleading and begging by him.
Of course on this occasion I was having no such nonsense, as I knew full well who was ringing.
“Bunnykins, answer the door at once!” I ordered, making him jump as he removed his thumb reluctantly from his mouth and whispered in his little boy voice, “Yeth mummykins.”
He reached the door just as the doorbell rang a second time. He opened it a few inches and peered timidly out before my sister Susan pushed past him, nearly knocking him over in the process.
“Bunnykins, what were you thinking taking so long to answer the door? She teased my pathetic hubby. Susan has often seen Bunnykins in his baby clothes, but she can be relied upon to find new ways to tease and humiliate him, which is why I look forward to her visits. She has the power to make him incredibly nervous and this is the reason he is wearing his towelling nappies, for Susan can, quite literally, frighten poor Bunnykins into wetting himself; humiliating for him, quite delightful for Susan and me.
“Come and give your Aunty Susan a kiss and say hello to me properly,” she said, proffering her cheek to be kissed.
He slowly approached her and, removing his thumb from his mouth, Bunnykins managed to give her a timorous peck on the cheek for Susan as she proffered her face to be kissed.
"How vewy nice to thee you Auntie Thusan", he said softly, his eyes lowered to the floor.
She smiled broadly, enjoying the sight of my husband dressed so babyishly and so obviously intimidated by her.
Susana took him by the hand as she sat down, “let me take a look at you Bunnykins she teased, “you look so very smart today, with your sweet baby boy shirt and cute little shorts not to mention your gorgeous slippers. They are very sweet indeed, but I'm afraid they're not clothes for grown ups, are they Bunnykins?”
“No Aunty Thusan,” he replied, his face growing red with embarrassment.
Her arm entwined his waist and toyed with the big buttons holding his shorts and shirt together.
That's correct, only naughty little baby boys wear clothes like these, don't they Bunnykins?”
Poor Bunnykins, could not answer or look her in the face and instead fixed his gaze on his yellow slippers.
"Are you being shy Bunnykins or do you need to go across Aunty Susan's lap for a smacked botty?" She asked, this time more firmly.
"Bunnykins is vewy sowwy. He doesn't want a smacked botty Aunty Thusan."
I laughed out loud for I find it highly amusing to hear Bunnykins refer to himself in the third person.
Susan stroked his hair, and said quite softly, "there-there Bunnykins don't you fret, Aunty Susan didn't mean to frighten you." Then, quite out of the blue she startled both myself and more amusingly Bunnykins by clapping her hands sharply and announcing.
"Teapot, song please Bunnykins. Bunnykins knew only too well what that meant. I have trained him to perform several babyish songs as I believe they are another excellent way to instil in him a proper infantile attitude and demeanour. He sings Rock-a-bye-Baby and Twinkle-Twinkle Little Star very sweetly indeed but Susan's favourite is his rendition of "I'm a Little Teapot", complete with the appropriate hand gestures. She enjoys seeing Bunnykins humiliating himself so much that she insists on him performing it whenever she visits. He doesn't like doing it but of course that makes his efforts even more entertaining. He knows he must perform with a pretty smile and proper infant like enthusiasm, this particularly embarrasses him. He is several years younger than us and there was a time when she was my rival for his affection, she too, recognising early on what a prime candidate he was to be totally subservient to our requirements. Now she can look at him only with amusement tinged with disdain, particularly when he becomes our charmingly reluctant "teapot". I love watching him perform, his lowered eyes shyly unable to meet Susan's commanding gaze.
Susan was not quite satisfied with his "Teapot" rendition this time, so she tapped his little velvet clad bottom with the palm of her hand and stood him face to the wall in a corner and instructed him to keep practicing. She and I sat down to tea in the living room as his gentle childish patter serenaded us from the hall, “short and stout”, we heard repeatedly. Occasionally she called out from the couch to correct him, a reminder that she was still keeping an eye on him. He made an amusing sight, chirping away in the corner and adding the obligatory curtsey after each rendition. His plump bottom, perfectly moulded by the sweet little velvet shorts, bobbed enticingly up and down with each curtsey.
The doorbell rang again. Of course Bunnykins was once more reduced to a state of fear and anxiousness. Not knowing what else to do, he put his thumb back in his mouth and Susan and I couldn't help laughing at the ridiculousness of his demeanour.