Domestic Discipline (DD) is a relational approach that advocates for the submission of the wife and male dominance through the use of disciplinary tactics such as spanking.

This involves the use of physical punishments to correct the wife's misbehaviors. Examples of such behaviors include speaking disrespectfully or neglecting her responsibilities as a homemaker and wife, such as not preparing dinner or leaving dirty dishes, among others. It is important to note that this only applies in situations where both parties have fully agreed and consented to this form of correction.

To prevent this from accidentally turning into abuse, it is crucial to establish safe words. Additionally, punishments should be administered some time after the infraction and not immediately, in order to avoid acting under the influence of anger or frustration.

It is also important to consider that people are not perfect, and there is always room for error, which does not warrant punishment. Furthermore, circumstances such as illnesses or mental states may hinder the completion of certain tasks; therefore, they do not deserve punishment. A dominant husband should be aware of these aspects as they are part of his responsibilities in this lifestyle.

The importance of communication in traditional relationships.

In traditional relationships, especially those that incorporate domestic discipline, there is a risk that the woman or wife may not communicate her thoughts or concerns for fear of punishment or not finding an appropriate time to express herself within the dynamic. To prevent this situation, many suggest establishing a special day dedicated to open communication, where one can speak freely without fear of punishment or judgment. Additionally, it is advised to keep a journal in which the wife writes about how she felt during the week; at the end of the week, the dominant or husband can read it to understand possible mistakes and consider the feelings of both. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.