Which is more humiliating

Hi a hypothetical question I love both but if you was a teenager which do you think would be more humiliating, a 5 min bare bottom spanking over mums knee in public ,or being dressed in a dress, tights and heels no wig or make up by mum in public for an hour ?

It is very difficult to answer this question, because both would be humiliating for the teenager. I think I would choose wearing women's clothing over public corporal punishment. I always felt very sorry for those who were spanked on their bare bottoms in front of witnesses. I was always spanked by my mother without any witnesses.

I was never spanked, but I would choose for the spanking with witnesses.

I can't see myself being dressed in women's clothing, not that it's not nice or beautiful, but other then possibly being on stage in a play, I wouldn't think about dressing as a female. So, to answer the question, I guess being dressed in women's clothing would be far more humiliating for me ...

Being made to wear a dress, tights and heels

From what decade are you asking? In today's social climate boys wearing girls' clothes is not that big a deal, and neither is a girl wearing boys' clothes . Clothes are just clothes.

A public bare-bottom spanking would most likely put the aggressor in the lockup for assault and probably child abuse.

I don't think it's a bad thing either.

@Bad_Princess 100% agree. The original question has a lot of baked in bias and unfortunate assumptions about gender norms. Sexuality is so more broad and flexible than the the two party binary definitions of years ago. I would like to see the OP rephrase the question without the gender demeaning and abuse references.

@badprincess. I will disagree. Boys just don't wear dresses or other feminine clothing, not these days or ever. (trans girls excepted). Even in this decade one doesn't see boys casually wearing dresses. Girls, 70 years ago all wore dresses or feminine pants like pedal pushers. However as a born in the 70's person, I remember girls wearing plain jeans in our rural area, and not unusually a boy's flannel shirt when cold. We boys would not be caught dead wearing a dress in public.