Susan,
 
My husband found your site after I asked him to see if there was anyone else on the web that shared our experiences. After having
read many articles from your site I thought it was only fair to share our experiences of 'petticoating'.
 
My poor dear husband ( this is his email address), recently had a varicose vein operation. He had to wear surgical stockings for six
weeks, but due to the shape of his legs they wouldn't stay up when performing the required  two miles walking each day. We contacted the nurse, who suggested suspenders and garters. He was not happy, but sheepishly agreed as this was the only option.
 
I bought a cheap suspender belt from the local market and helped him put it on. I found this exciting, making my husband wear the
most feminine of garments. Under loose fitting trousers it was almost undetectable, but I enjoyed rubbing my hands up his legs to
feel the clips. He got excited but, in his condition, that was all!
 
As he was at home all day I got him to do some housework but was surprised that each day he seemed to do more, and what's
more, he seemed to do it better. The house was beginning to look very clean and my workload eased considerably. I actually was
able to watch 'Eastenders' without an ironing board in the way.
 
As he got fitter, he started to walk further and more vigorously, but this cheap belt was not up to it, it kept slipping down and the
clips kept coming undone. At this time he had to go back to the doctor's for a check-up, I accompanied him and after the
examination I discussed the problem of the belt with the doctor.  She suggested that a more substantial one was required and
suggested a web retailer, that was familiar to her.
 
That night I accessed the site  and ordered a very feminine six inch wide belt in white, and a few pairs of long legged knickers in white.  He would be returning to work soon and the knickers would help hide the more substantial clips. He was very unhappy when he saw my purchases but I insisted, and they fitted him like a glove. Before the operation he would have ranted and raved and stormed out of the house, but he accepted the situation after my stern insistence. He started work the next week and admitted, later, that the knickers hid the clip bumps.
 
After the six weeks, the specialist said he didn't need to wear the surgical stockings any more but mentioned that support
hosiery may be found to be beneficial for some time. She mentioned that men, generally, didn't take this advice. I did and replaced
the surgical stockings with support tights, which he wore every day. However, the amount of housework he did dropped considerably especially at weekends. So I bought some support stockings and insisted he wore them at the weekends with the suspender belt
and knickers. To emphasis the situation, I myself lay out his underwear and insist he puts his ladies' undies on in front of me. Since making this change he has gone back to being a treasure round the house.
 
I did find that, if he's had a bad week at work and was very stressed, that the amount of housework he did decreased, so I tried a
more feminine belt and underwear. This did the trick and I especially noticed that the humiliation of wearing these very feminine
garments seem to reduce his obvious tension. I have now purchased a good selection of belts, knickers and stockings from basic to
very feminine and use them to control his behaviour, insisting he wears the most feminine when he's most stressed.
 
So, quiet by accident, I found that, as you seem to know, that 'petticoating' can significantly alter a man's behaviour. A friend has
commented on my husband's change of attitude and asked how I did it. She seems to think I grant him some special sexual favours - how wrong she is. I'd like to tell her but, on balance, prefer to keep it our little secret. After all, a little web surfing would provide her
with some good clues.
Many thanks for your site, it's nice to know we are not unique and I hope you can use my experiences.

Christine

You have managed things superbly, and your hubby is not only more docile and amenable, but clearly much happier and more relaxed, now that you have him in feminine undies and you properly in charge. You definitely need to buy him a full length frilly pinafore, and I guarantee that the house will be neater than you have ever seen it. Petticoat discipline is one of the very best methods of stress relief that there is, and your husband should count himself very lucky to have such a wonderful wife.
Susan