Regression- the Addie way!

Giving a small glimpse into my mind is the least I could do for the people who are actually reading this. My age regression isn't specific like some others. I don't have a particular age in mind, I just know that I am younger than what I normally am. I mostly relate it to being a child that just got out of the toddler stage. I can communicate, I can read and write, I'm all here mentally and I don't make the spelling mistakes that I see others making, but I'm not entirely an adult either.

For those who wonder- no, I do not have, nor do I need, a pacifier or diapers. I am more than happy with my stuffies and my blanket forts. Unfortunately, my blanket fort options are limited, since there aren't any movable chairs in my house besides my office one- and that one stays right where it's meant to. 

I do enjoy watching my childhood shows- they often encourage my regression, but those two aren't mutually exclusive. I can watch those shows without regressing and I can regress without watching those shows. But sometimes, it helps to have tools if it needs to happen, but it's stuck in motion. I attribute it to my brain needing to know it's safe. 

I don't find it exactly hard to think when it comes to being in little Space. I think the hardest part is my brain trying to spit out extra words when I write. It's getting rid of all the unimportant blockage :p

Writing, however, does take longer because I need to watch what I write. Despite what I said earlier, spelling mistakes are common for obvious reasons. 

Oh, small thing I haven't mentioned: I have autism. I find it easier to stim and rock whenever I'm regressed, easier to relax. And normally, when I regress, it's either when I'm really enjoying myself or when it's time for me to go to sleep.

Goodness, it's late. I'm gonna finish this movie and go to bed.

- Dollie