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late 2000s & early 2010s regression >>

i'm sorry this is SO violently usamerican hehe but these things make me nostalgic

✨ dumb ways to die, the duck song, what does the fox say, annoying orange, salad fingers, llamas with hats, charlie the unicorn

✨ diary of a wimpy kid, dork diaries, james patterson middle-grade books, divergent, the hunger games, goosebumps

✨ lunchables, capri suns, fruit by the foot, cheez-it gripz, hawaiian punch

✨ vine, musical.ly, pou, flappy bird, cut the rope, where's my water

✨ claire's and justice / limited too

✨ jessie, a.n.t. farm, good luck charlie, liv and maddie, phineas and ferb, fairly oddparents

✨early one direction, taylor swift, selena gomez, ariana grande, justin bieber, katy perry, bruno mars

✨ instagram with the original app icon!!

✨ tiger beat, astro girl, quizfest, j-14

✨ silly bandz, zhu zhu pets, rainbow loom, littlest pet shop, squinkies, american girl dolls

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Art for the fairycore lovers! The wings were really fun to draw.

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Dinosaur kiddo

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Just a dandy boy 🌻

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having fun making a play area for my bluey figures in my journal!! ^-^ crayons are a lot of fun

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Things you might have been told as a child that aren't okay

Sometimes, grown ups aren't perfect, they might say things that aren't okay. But just know that if you heard any of these it wasn't your fault, and it wasn't okay.

"Stop crying or I'll give you something to cry about!"

Crying is healthy and okay. This phrase discourages people from expressing their feelings by shame and threats. As a child, it was your guardian's job to help you develop emotional regulation skills, not to shame you. This is why so many grown ups struggle with their emotions.

"Boo hoo!" "Cry me a river" "You're too sensitive!"

Once again, shaming children for having emotions is NOT okay!

"I buy all your clothes, food, and put a roof over your head, you should be grateful no mater what!"

This phrase might have been used to justify abuse, get you to do something you weren't comfortable with, take on responsibilities that were too big for you, or to silence you out of speaking up for yourself. Your guardians chose to have a child or take care of you. Food, water, clothing, and transportation are bare minimum expectations. Providing extra things such as toys, electronics, paying for activities you are in, or spending quality time with you also does not justify abuse.

"You're so easy/self sufficient! I barely have to care for you!" "You take on so many responsibilities for your age!"

This may sound like a complement, but it is a red flag. Some kids struggle more than others, but it is always the guardian's responsibility to take care of a child's physical and emotional needs. While learning emotional regulation skills, kids will sometimes act out or throw tantrums. This is normal. Focusing on a child being "easy" can lead to them internalizing emotions which is not healthy.

"I brought you into this world, I can take you out of it!"

This is a threat. Even if you did something wrong, your guardians should NOT be threatening you like this!

"You're interested in that!? But that's so weird/childish/annoying!"

Grown ups and children often have different interests. This is okay. It is your guardian's job to support you so long as you are not doing anything dangerous or unhealthy. Shaming you for your interests is not okay.

"You can't wear/like that! It's for boys/girls!"

It is okay to like things that aren't meant for your gender. It is okay wear clothes or have your hair in ways that "look like the a different gender." It is okay to be transgender or queer. It is okay to be cisgender or transgender and still like things for the "opposite gender". None of this hurts anyone.

"Why can't you be more like (insert friend, sibling, or other person's name"

Because you are you. You are special and valuable for being who you are. Your guardian should know that more than anybody.

Any other phrase that makes fun of or demeans you, puts an inappropriate level of responsibility on you, or makes you feel like a burden.

Not everyone is fit to take care of children, and that is okay, but by choosing to have or take after a child, you are choosing to take on a big set of responsibilities. You are opting in for the possibility of a disabled child, a mentally ill child, a queer child, or a child who has different interests or life plans than you hoped. You are agreeing to love and take care of this kid unconditionally. You are also agreeing to take care of the child's physical and emotional needs. Parenting is tough, and it will be difficult. It is okay to admit that it is difficult, but it is not okay make a child feel like a burden, abuse, or neglect a child. If you aren't fit to care for a child, make decisions that lead to either not having a child, or placing them in the care of someone who can take care of them.

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My psychiatrist told me that it is super normal for autistic people to not identify with and feel their age, which is more common than you can imagine. So, the next time you, an autistic person, feel strange for being a permanent regressor and not being able to "grow up", know that you are not alone and that it is okay.

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🌸 It’s Okay to Keep Your Little Side Private 🌸

Hi, everyone. Just a reminder that if you’re feeling scared to share your little side with your friends, I want you to know that that’s okay. Your little self is precious, soft, and special—it belongs to you, and you get to decide who sees that part of you.

You don’t have to tell anyone if you’re not ready. You don’t have to share it at all if it doesn’t feel safe. Being in the “little closet” isn’t a bad thing—it’s just another way of protecting your heart.

What matters most is that you feel comfortable, happy, and secure. Whether you express your little self openly or keep it just for you, your feelings are real, your needs are valid, and you are still completely lovable and worthy of support.

Take your time, little one. There’s no rush, no pressure. You are enough just as you are, and your little side is a beautiful part of you—whether the world sees it or not.

Sending you all the warmest cuddles and gentlest reassurance. You’re not alone. You’re safe. And you are so, so loved. 💖✨

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(Read this like Sunny from Therealsamalkhatib)

I'm going to be blunt and honest and say I thought age regression was a mental disorder. I took it this way because my friend is an age regressor who regresses involuntarily when they are upset.

This blog implies that it is accessible to all.

Is this true? And how would you say it feels?

Before I answer your question, I want to state that I am not a medical or mental health professional, and I do not know your friend personally, so I cannot give out advice to their health or tell you how they feel. If you or your friend are struggling, please get help if you are able.

I can understand why you thought regression was a mental disorder, as it can often be the symptom of one or be a coping mechanism to someone with a mental disorder.

Involuntary regression is often trigged by trauma or other stressors. It can cause a person to loose skills or feel like they are brought back to their past. Common skills lost are communication or emotional regulation skills. Involuntary regression can feel like being "too small" to handle your problems, or being brought back to traumatic instances. This is part of the brain's way to protect itself from harm and should be taken seriously, as it can be a sign of extreme stress/threats or trauma flashbacks. Anyone who experiences it should get professional help if they are able.

Voluntary regression is often what you will see on social media. It is when a person chooses to enter a childlike headspace often to relax or have fun. Voluntary regression triggers are typically positive, such as coloring or watching cartoons. Voluntary regression is often used as a coping mechanism for people with trauma or other mental health concerns, but doesn't necessarily have to be. This headspace can often feel whimsical, relaxing, or playful. Some skills such as comprehension skills can also be compromised, but you should be able to get out of this headspace if need be. Not everyone's brain has the capability to regress.

Age dreaming is when a person participates in child-like activities, but is in the same headspace they usually are. It can often look the same as regression on the outside, but is mentally different. Everyone can age dream, if they choose.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

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applecore silly sharks 🧃🐛 this is a sticker sheet reward for my kofi members! if you joined in march, youll get it in april 🍡

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Interactive Agere Elementary

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Suggested age range, 6-11.

Well hey there Friend! Welcome to your first day at agere elementary! Lets begin by getting to know each other! Can you fill out this sheet for me? (Feel free to show the class by putting it in the comments, if you don't want to share, that's okay too!)

You look around the classroom and see six big tables with four chairs each. You have nametags decorated to show which seat is yours. In the front of the classroom is a large carpet for kids to sit on, with a small library of both picture and chapter books to the side. There is a big semi-circle table to the side with one big chair for the teacher, and several chairs around it for students who may need help.

Alright, now on to our core subjects. For language arts, we are going to work on writing, pull out your notebooks, and draw three sections for beginning, middle, and end. In each section, write a couple sentences about your story, which will be about your favorite doll or stuffie! If you do not have a doll or stuffie, write about an imaginary one! When you are done, combine these into your story, but if you don't have time that is okay too!

(Feel free to put your story in the comments if you would like to share. If not that is okay too!)

For math we are going to work on fractions!

For science, your teacher rolls out a cart with a TV. Everybody gathers on the carpet, but you can bring a chair if it is more comfortable. You watch this.

Social studies time!

We are going to be learning about some interesting places around the world! Play thing game and choose at least three different places. Make sure you read about the places before you play, and write down at least two things you've learned from each place!

Wow end of the day already? You did such a great job on your first day of school friend! I hope you have fun at home and we'll see you tomorrow!

NSFW accounts and activities are still not allowed in the elementary!

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Boundaries

I was inspired by this post to create a post about boundaries. Originally I was going to relog, but by the time I was done typing it was too long, so I am making a new post and crediting them for the idea.

This is a good guide, but I would like to add a few things. First, it is best to state boundaries in an "if-then" format if you talking about the other persons behavior. For instance "I am not comfortable with tickling, if you tickle me I will walk away." This puts more power and control in your hands.

It is also good to state boundaries before you enter a relationship, or change rolls. It can clear up misconceptions and miscommunications. Going from being a partner to a caregiver can be a big change, and we need to make sure everyone is comfortable, has their needs meant, and doesn't get burned out. It also states realistic expectations, so you know if this relationship/change of rolls is right for you and to see if you can negotiate. It is best to be as specific as possible, so there is no miscommunication.

Some things to avoid when setting boundaries are apologizing, making it negotiable, and being unclear.

An example could look like this: "I understand that helping prepare food helps you regress, however, I feel tired after work, so I am only willing to cook on the weekends. I can microwave you something or supervise you during weekdays."

A not-so-good example would look like this: "I don't always want to cook after work, so I will only help you sometimes if that's okay with you. Sorry."

A bad example looks like this:

(Get it? There's nothing there.)

The good example is specific. It states when the person is comfortable with doing something (cooking meals on weekends), what to what extent they are comfortable with it (microwaving or supervising during the week). It is difficult to misinterpret this example and the person sounds confident. While this example states a "why", it is important to note that this part is optional. It can help the other person understand, but people should respect our boundaries whether they understand them or not.

The not-so-good example partially communicates the message. We understand that this person doesn't want to cook every night after work, but we don't know the specifics. This could lead us to thinking they will cook a couple times a week, which we might plan on. Either they will cook dinner when they don't have the energy, which could lead to them feeling burned out, resentful, or un-listened to, or they won't which leads us feeling disappointed or unprepared. Another mistake is making it optional. "If that's okay" gives off the impression that their boundary is a choice for us. This person is not confident, which people could take advantage of to try to manipulate them or disregard their boundaries. The last mistake is apologizing.

You don't need to apologize for your boundaries. But, you may be thinking, "what if our boundaries create more work for the other person, or could lead to disappointment? Shouldn't I apologize if I make them feel bad?"

It is not your job to regulate someone else's emotions. This is also why the other person is allowed to set boundaries as well to make the relationship equal. And if it doesn't work out or if we feel someone is asking too much or giving too little? It is worth thinking about or having a conversation about whether the relationship is worth it.

Also, women, girls, and people who were raised as girls, are often taught to put other people's feelings above all else, including their safety and well being. This isn't okay. Your safety and well being is more important than disappointing people.

However, keep in mind that it won't be perfect every time, and the not-so-good example is still better than the bad example. The worse thing you can do is not say anything at all. With the not-so-good example, we at least have an idea what the other person wants and how they feel, but in the bad example, we don't know at all. People cannot read your mind, so you must communicate.

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Age Regression Preschool

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Recommended regression age 3-5

Hey there kiddo! Welcome to preschool! Woah that backpack looks heavy! You must be so strong to carry that all by yourself! Let's go find you a cubby for your backpack, lunchbox, and jacket! We're gonnna start the day off with some coloring, can you fine a spot to sit in?

To the left is four big tables, and around each table is six chairs for lots of friends to sit around. To the right, you see an alphabet rug with a large white board behind it. Between the two areas are plenty of activity spots, which you'll look more closely at later. In the back of the room you also see a calm down corner which is an enclosed tent that has ear defenders, stuffies, fidgets, sensory lights, communication cards and a weighted blanket. You are free to visit the calm down corner whenever you need. After picking a seat, at the top of your desk, you'll find your pencil box, it had jumbo crayons, regular crayons, and washable markers. In the middle of the desk you see three choices for coloring pages, pick one and color it in. (Feel free to show your friends by adding a colored in version in the comments.)

Okay, now that we are done coloring, it's story time! Everyone can sit on the big alphabet rug, or a chair if it feels more comfortable. Where will you sit? Feel free to grab a fidget, stuffie, ear defenders, chewy, or anything else you might need for story time.

Alright I'm gonna pull sticks to see who gets to pick our first story. Hey, look! It's your turn kiddo! Should we read a story about trains (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXIluYvvh1A), dogs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u0L3vv_prs), princesses (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0d0SGoeiTI), or teddy bears (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNmcAnILJuY)? Ooh! Great choice! I know the class will love it! Now that the story is over, it's free time!

You look around and see a pretend play corner, it has a play kitchen with a play stove, fridge, and oven with plenty of play food and dishes, dollies, stuffies, dress up clothes, and a play cash register! You see the craft corner with more copies of the coloring pages. You also see the building corner with blocks, magnetic tiles, and legos. Lastly, you see a sensory play corner with bins full of sand, dried beans, and water. What will you choose to play?

On the whiteboard behind the teacher, there are several colorful boxes. There are also several magnets featuring different objects above it.

Everyone back to the carpet! We are going to learn our colors! I need a really smart kid to help me... Raise your hand if you can help! How about you kiddo? Can you help me sort the colors?

Now while we are waiting for your CGs and the bus to arive, we will watch a show together. Will you pick between the lions? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye5ogxjwVew&list=PLEpOsC5QfSBBbGJfmzoMRwigezEJKGKJ0&index=2) Bluey? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1nydF443xM&list=PLtUPx6YBVQgkdTj3cihTBOkKCLtQzG0Ms) Or Octonauts? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBFlTWxybMc&list=PLKjPuuAb_XK_XVSJaB1EjBsprX8_1w1Az). Great choice! I hope you had a great day at preschool, and hope to see you tomorrow for another day of fun!

NSFW accounts and activities still not allowed in the preschool!