#actually agere

[agere-me]

[foxinfuzzysocks]

I made a "dark littlespace" flag. Basically for any little that goes into little space for trauma reasons, is bratty, and/or experiences their littlespace in a creepycute way.

Might be my favorite one so far actually

[image ID: This flag is made up of three stripes. First is a light pink, followed by a light yellow, and then finally a black stripe at the end. End ID]

[octal-codes]

Shout out to autistics who:

Don't know much about their special interests

Likes food commonly disliked by other autistics

Dislikes food commonly liked by other autistics

Enjoy social settings

Use sign language as their primary form of communication

Use diapers or have troubles with toileting

Like childish things or age regress

Are unable to work

Are unable to figure out their gender

[chronicallyqueercoining2]

"We need more mental health acceptance and awareness!" Y'all still call ppl with cluster b disorders evil 💀

"We need more weird people!" Y'all COMBUST when someone is xenic 💀

"Healthy coping mechanisms are important!" When someone age regresses, you call them creepy 😭

"More people need to be proud of who they are!" When you see a furry, you cry 😭

(U should totes follow me if ur a supporter of these so I can b on the good side of tumblr XD /nf!)

[dreamdropsystem]

We always talk about how autistic adults are adults, and that's true. but shoutout to the autistics that :

age regress

pet regress

don't feel human

are age stunted by trauma

who feel like a teen/child for whatever reason

who want to be a child again

age sliders in a system

littles in a system

middles in a system

[sage-writes-n-coins-mogai]

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and like doing “childish” things

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and like watching kid’s cartoons

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and like wearing cutesy/Kidcore outfits

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and sleep with a stuffie or pillow

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and wear diapers for fun/comfort

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and age regress

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and like to stim by sucking on a pacifier 

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and you personally compare your own brain to that of child as to better understand yourself 

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and call yourself a kid/child even though you’re a “legal adult”

You’re not “contributing to the infantilisation of autistic people” if you’re autistic and for liking childish things or being child like in nature

Ableists are when they deny you autonomy or assume you’re stupid and need to be treated/talked to like a child just because you’re autistic 

[autismdogg]

some of my stim toys 🌈☀️

[sillysaurus]

day 8: my ideal play room

i really like sensory rooms, theres so many things to do. and i love colors and lights. and i want so many stuffed animals. and i like playmats and cute carpets. i want hiding spaces and a ball pit. and lots of books and toys. stuff hanging from the roof, lots of decorations :3

[liveinblankets]

i want to give some extra love to littles with ""scary"" neurodivergences; the age regressors with forms of psychosis or bipolar or are on the schizophrenic spectrum or have ocd. i know it feels scary sometimes ♡ i know sometimes it feels like you shouldnt be included, but that is not true, and you are just as deserving to feel soft and small as anyone else. ♡ ♡♡

ⓘ dni : nsfw / 18+, gore, proship, pro-ed/sh, non-child-safe things, ddlg (etc.).

[agere-me]

Hi hi!! I’m an age regressor due to diagnosed PTSD and my chronic pain. It also helps my anxiety!

❥ I use they/them and he/him pronouns, but I’ve been thinking about trying it/its

❥ I regress typically to a toddler, sometimes younger

❥ I don’t use diapers, but I do have a paci and got lots of stuffies!

❥ I don’t typically do like baby talk even while regressed, but I do go nonverbal (I’m autistic and ADHD)

❥ any questions are more than welcome

❥ I am poly, and disabled, and have a lovely partner that knows about my regression and tries to help

❥ I am 22

[imilliehawks]

Being a caregiver, I realized that one of the best ways to help somebody without freaking them out even more is by rephrasing your questions and offerings in a way that would give them the choice to choose. It should he obvious that when you ask, for example, "Can I give you a hug?" you are offering a choice, but that's not the case for people who are freaking out or blacking out. It's way better to ask, "Would you like me to give you a hug?" or "Do you want a hug?" instead.

Same with:

⛔️ Can I hold your hand? | ✅️ Do you want to hold my hand?/Do you want me to hold your hand?

⛔️ How can I help? | ✅️ What would you like me to do to help?

⛔️ Can I do X? | ✅️ Do you want me to do X?/Would you be okay if I did X?

⛔️ Can I see? | ✅️ Am I allowed to see?

The more you state it in the sentence that it's in the person's abilities to turn you down, the better. First sentence matters. People who are actively freaking out or blacked out would not care for a long and complicated explanation as to why you said what you said. They most likely can barely hear anything at the moment. And can barely understand anything that's happening around them.

[hall0weent0wn]

☆° Stuffed Animal Stim Board °☆

ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ So cuddly and soft!

[littletism]

i don’t see enough representation for physically disabled littles or littles who require accessibility or mobility aids. littles who are chronically ill and constantly dealing with pain or dizziness. littles with autism who don’t have stereotypical cutesy autistic traits. littles who can’t use gear for very long or at all for whatever reason.

as a little who has chronic fatigue syndrome and uses noise cancelling headphones as an accessibility aid, i don’t feel as seen in the community as littles who are able bodied.

and i can’t do a lot of things other regressors do. playing takes energy and exacerbates my CFS. using pacis for too long is uncomfortable because of all the dental work in my mouth. i have a hard time keeping up with things like my journals and whatnot because of low energy and brainfog. my regression can be impure and i throw tantrums easily because of my autism.

littles who are “different” deserve to be seen too. we’re just as important as other littles.

[little-pup-pip]

Hi! Um, can I maybe request a dragon baby moodboard? Preferably femme leaning if you don’t mind 😅

Yes!!

[ageretransparents]

[lonely-little-boy0-0]

sharky outfit 💙🦈🌊